Swedish Centre for resource recovery

Swedish Centre for Resource Recovery (SCRR) is conducting world leading Research, Education and Innovation to significantly reduce the global fossil fuel consumption and approach sustainable society. We identify new and improved methods to convert residuals into different kind of value-added materials and energy. Innovations that result from our activities will help to reduce greenhouse gas effects and other environmental challenges, while creating circular economy.

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2021-09-13

From beer by-products to burger party – how is that possible?

In her doctoral research, Rebecca Gmoser has investigated how fungi can be used to refine residual and waste products. The result is natural pigments and sustainable animal feed and food...

2021-04-26

New honorary doctor wants to make a difference for the climate — through scaling up all the way

The desire to make a difference is what drives Andreas Gundberg, a business developer at Lantmännen and new honorary doctor at the University of Borås. And i...

2021-03-31

New composite material reinforced with natural fiber soon in our cars

Soon, composites in cars can be reinforced with environmentally friendly natural fibres instead of glass fibres.

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Food choice survey

Are you interested in food research? Then this survey is for you. We would like to know about important factors that influence your upcycled food choices.

Published doctoral theses

Here you find published doctoral theses within the doctoral education in Resource Recovery.

Listen to Sunil in RadioScience - a podcast about science

In episode 19 Sunil Kumar Ramamoorthy talks about the universitys research, more sustainable society and his own research about new materials. Listen here (external link).

Waste Biorefinery Blog

Blog by Professor Mohammad Taherzadeh

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