Bioeconomy Infrastructure
The Bioeconomy Infrastructure uses pre-treatment technology, thermal and catalytic processing, and biotechnology to produce a range of chemicals and fuel components and other materials from renewable inputs.
Research infrastructure
Bioeconomy RI and RAMI RI are research infrastructures at School of Chemical Engineering which both are included in the Finnish research infrastructures FIRI roadmap. We promote collaboration across the fields and generate an inclusive community with an experimental culture. We provide an excellent working environment with top level infra and strong industrial networks.
Aalto Bioeconomy contains facilities and resources for the development of chemicals, fuels, fibre products and materials from renewable biomass utilizing biotechnical, chemical and thermal processing technologies.
RAMI RI supports the research on metallurgical and hydrometallurgical processes and inorganic materials.
RAMI – Raw materials research infrastructure
RAMI Raw Materials is a national, joint research infrastructure. Its target is to strengthen the long-term core expertise in Otaniemi (together with GTK and VTT), and to place Finland among the strong actors in natural and new inorganic material research needed in the circular economy.
Online Booking for Bioeconomy and RAMI (external link)
BIOECONOMY and RAMI Research Infrastructures follow open access principles offering the facilities for users inside and outside Aalto University. Reservation rights are subject to training.
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