To strengthen practical skills in developing bioenergy projects, students and lecturers from Sumy State University took part in preparing joint project proposals for interdisciplinary research teams within the AgriSci-UA Platform.
Within the framework of the Jean Monnet Module BIOINWASTE, Associate Professor Yelizaveta Chernysh, the module coordinator and lecturer, provided participants with training sessions and webinars focused on the structure and requirements of scientific project proposals supported by this platform.
This collaboration enabled students to engage in project development activities and secure financial support to advance their research in the field of anaerobic digestion of waste. It serves as a clear example of synergy between the Jean Monnet BIOINWASTE Module and the AgriSci-UA Platform.
The experience and project-writing skills gained within the BIOINWASTE module create real opportunities for participants to apply for further grant funding under other initiatives, such as
“Strengthening AgriSciences in Ukraine: AgriSci-UA”, implemented under the initiative “AgriSci-UA Platform: Strengthening Research Capacities and Deepening Collaboration Among Ukrainian Universities in Agricultural Sciences”, funded by the Czech Development Agency.
Among the students who contributed to the bioenergy project were:
- Dmytro Danylov – Co-researcher, Master’s student, Department of Ecology and Environmental Protection Technologies, Sumy State University
- Oleksii Bilous – Co-researcher, Bachelor’s student, Department of Ecology and Environmental Protection Technologies, Sumy State University
For more details, please visit:
https://agrisci-ua.com/combined-use-of-pre-treatment-methods-under-anaerobic-digestion/
