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  • WAVE: Waste to Valuable Materials to address the Marine Cold Climate Challenge

WAVE: Waste to Valuable Materials to address the Marine Cold Climate Challenge

Owner

Paula Linderbäck

Start

2025-09-01

End

2027-08-31

Financing

Nordplus Horizon

Organisation

School of Engineering, Culture and Wellbeing

Research programme

  • Circular economy

Environment

  • Arcada Sustainability and Tech Lab

Background and goals

This project, WAVE, aims to strengthen the Nordic bioeconomy by addressing sustainability
challenges through cross-border collaboration, education, and innovation. The initiative focuses
on marine waste valorisation, sustainable resource use, and circular economy principles,
bringing together students, researchers, and industry partners from across the Nordic and Baltic
regions.

Objectives and benefits

One of the key objective is to enhance bioeconomy skills among students through
interdisciplinary learning. The project will develop digital learning materials, including course
modules, case studies, and problem-solving activities, ensuring practical, industry-relevant
education. Hackathons and workshops will serve as platforms for co-creating solutions,
integrating expertise from academia and industry

Results

By working at a Nordic/Baltic level, the project benefits from shared expertise, regional
synergies, and stronger networks. Expected outcomes include a new bioeconomy course
module, industry-relevant solutions from hackathons, and strengthened collaboration between
research institutions and businesses. The project will contribute to long-term sustainability,
innovation, and economic growth in the Nordic bioeconomy.

Sustainable development goals

4: Quality education6: Clean water and sanitation8: Decent work and economic growth9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure11: Sustainable cities and communities12: Responsible consumption and production14: Life below water17: Partnerships for the goals
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