We interview Rayanne Beayno, Head of R&D and Operations of Sofra – a startup offering biodegradable disposable tableware made from repurposed fruit and vegetable peels, support by the EU-funded GIMED Project.
Berytech and ELCIM at IRI launched TRANSDAIRY in Lebanon, a new project funded by the EU under the ENI CBC Med Programme, to empower technology transfer, innovation and entrepreneurship in the dairy value chain.
In this article, we will try to simplify the definition of a Living Lab in the context of the work Berytech does, its benefits and principles, and present Living Labs from around the world.
Berytech is calling for innovators and entrepreneurs of the fashion, clothing and textile sectors to apply to the Growing Innovation Program under the EU-funded STAND Up! Project to turn their solutions into scalable circular businesses.
In the context of the EU-funded GIMED project, twenty green solutions from Lebanon join the Green Applied Research & Innovations Support Program giving green innovators and researchers the chance to turn their solutions into successful green startups.
NEX-LABS project includes a partnership of 11 institutions from 7 different countries across the Mediterranean
NEX-LABS Project and PHEMAC Project, the two consortia have agreed to sign an agreement for mutual cooperation within the water, energy and food research fields.
Financial institutions play a critical role in supporting the transition to Green Economy, and therefore one of the main objectives in the GIMED project is to focus on financiers and green investors in the Mediterranean countries.
Berytech is an implementing partner in Lebanon of the TRANSDAIRY project (‘TRANSborder Key Enabling Technologies and Living Labs for the DAIRY value chain’) funded by the European Union under the ENI CBC Med Programme.
NEX-LABS project is co-funded by the European Union under the ENI CBC Mediterranean Sea Basin Programme and has the ambitious goal to set up a long-term regional policy of the Mediterranean Strategy for Sustainable Development.
Through the European Green Deal, the European Union is today the frontrunner to become the first carbon neutral economy by 2050. With the aim of keeping you updated on the Union’s strategy to become a more resource-efficient and competitive economy, we will publish a monthly EU news to share useful news for our GIMED community.
Berytech and the Saint-Joseph University of Beirut with the BESTMEDGRAPE team in Italy, organized a roundtable to introduce the project and discuss the role different sector experts can play. The project is EU-funded under the ENI-CBC-Med Program.
Berytech, in the context of the EU-funded Green Impact MED Project (GIMED), has launched the Green Applied Research & Innovations Support Program to help green entrepreneurs working on green research and innovation projects take their projects to market.
The BESTMEDGRAPE project aims at creating new business opportunities by transferring to potential entrepreneurs the scientific know-how on the sustainable use of grape pomace to manufacture cosmeceutical and nutraceutical products. In a series of articles, we will walk you through the BESTMEDGRAPE project, from science to innovation, ecology, business, and more. In this article, we will shed light on the scientific process.
Berytech develops and manages activities for regional and international programs. The following showcases both the continuing and the new initiatives in 2019.
Berytech is the ecosystem for entrepreneurs, providing a dynamic environment for the creation and development of startups and SMEs, fostering innovation, technology and entrepreneurship in Lebanon.
Berytech Mathaf
Damascus Street, Museum District
Achrafieh, Beirut, Lebanon
+961 (1) 61 25 00
Berytech Mar Roukoz
Saint Joseph University
Sciences & Technology Campus
Dekwaneh, Mount Lebanon
+961 (4) 53 30 40
Berytech BDD 1294
Bechara El Khoury Street
Beirut Digital District
Bachoura, Beirut, Lebanon
+961 (1) 64 95 55
P.O. Box
11-7503 Riad el Solh, 1107 2240 Beirut, Lebanon