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Dr Sreenivas Rao Ravella is currently in India as part of International Capacity building with Chaitanya Degree and Post Graduate College, Warangal, India.  He has spent time with students and staff during an applied biotechnology and process optimisation course organised by Department...

Dr Sreenivas Rao Ravella was invited by the Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India along with its Public Sector Undertaking, Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC) as a Distinguished Speaker at Global Bio-India...

Dr Mike Morris showcasing BEACON activity in the brand new AberInnovation Biorefining Centre, to farmers and students attending a Farming Connect IBERS Agricultural Innovations event in Gogerddan today

Dr Mike Morris yn annerch criw o ffermwyr a myfyrwyr am ein gwaith o fewn...

The Welsh Government Counsel General and Brexit Minister, Jeremy Miles announces £3.7 million EU investment to extend BEACON activity.

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Indian scientists Dr Venkata Mohan and Dr Satyanarayana and group from IICT (Indian Institute of Chemical Technology), Hyderabad, and Mr Sankara Rao from Gayatri Sugars Limited visited the BEACON Biorefining facility as part of the BioReview project.  They were hosted by Dr Sreenivas...

Downstream processing taking place in new BEACON labs in AberInnovation.  (Click Read More for photos)

BEACON's Jessica Adams, along with Chris Letchford-Jones and Laura, had a great time giving an apple-pressing demo to some of the children at Gogerddan Childcare.  The children thoroughly enjoyed observing the whole process and the best bit was tasting the apple juice at the end of the...

A group from the Cynnal y Cardi project visited IBERS Gogerddan today and had a very enjoyable and informative tour of the BEACON facilities.  The Cynnal y Cardi project aims to stimulate innovations that increase the value and variety of sustainalbe economic opportunity for the people...