The LIFE MySOIL project celebrated the successful culmination of its journey with its Final Event held on May 21st, 2025, both online and in-person at the facilities of Eurecat in Manresa (Spain). The event brought together experts, researchers, and stakeholders from across Europe to explore the achievements of the project and the promising future of…
The LIFE MySOIL project has adhered to the ALL4BIOREM Cluster, a collaborative initiative aimed at advancing bioremediation technologies and promoting sustainable soil restoration practices. This strategic alliance marks a significant step forward in our mission to tackle soil contamination through innovative, nature-based solutions. The ALL4BIOREM Cluster unites multiple European projects working towards the shared goal…
The LIFE MySOIL project celebrated on May 29th, 2024, its third Open Day aiming to illustrate the scalability of mycoremediation solutions for the clean-up of aged TPH-contaminated industrial soil. The event, targeted to the scientific community, policy makers, and engineering and environmental companies, was organised by KEPLER Ingeniería y Ecogestión in Seville (Spain). The Open…
Eni Rewind, Eni’s environmental company, hosted a LIFE MySOIL Open Day, with the objective of illustrating the scalability of mycoremediation solutions for the clean-up of aged TPH-contaminated industrial soil. The event was celebrated at the Grand Visconti Palace Hotel in Milan (Italy) and remotely on November 29th, 2023. During the morning, partners from the LIFE…
The LIFE MySOIL consortium has celebrated in Rouen (France) its second review meeting with a representative of NEEMO, the monitoring body of the LIFE Programme. This meeting represents the first face-to-face encounter between partners. During the meeting, hosted by VALGO on March 1st-2nd, partners presented the work carried out throughout these past months, and they…
The European LIFE MySOIL project is to test on a pilot scale the feasibility of mycoremediation which uses fungal inocula to remove petroleum hydrocarbons from soil, a type of substance which is estimated to be present on average in 35 percent of contaminated sites in Europe. The project, which is part funded by the European…
