Results of project
ECOTWINS research partnership aims to strengthen the research capacity of NUBiP team and create a networking platform for best practices about agroecological intensification to uplift the scientific excellence and international cooperation.
Internship of PhD Student Viacheslav Chobotar from the Department of Analytical, Bioinorganic Chemistry and Water Quality within the Ecotwins Project at the University of Copenhagen
During April 2025, I had the opportunity to complete a scientific internship at the University of Copenhagen (Denmark) as part of the international Ecotwins project. I would like to emphasize that this was a significant milestone in my professional development. Participation in the internship contributed to the deepening of my research competencies in the field of analytical chemistry and agroecology, particularly in the implementation of modern innovative approaches to sample preparation and quality control analysis.
Published in the Journal of Sustainable Production and Consumption
We are proud to share our latest publication under the ECOTWINS Horizon Project! Our study explores the environmental impacts of composts, biofertilizers, and biostimulants in promoting sustainable agriculture and enhancing nutrient circularity. Using a life cycle assessment approach, we assessed products developed in Ukraine, Denmark, and Sweden, including vermicompost, insect frass, digestate, biochar, and fish hydrolysate.
Research on Biostimulants Under Different Lighting Conditions: Results from Our Partners at the University of Copenhagen
As part of the international scientific project ECOTWINS, funded by the Horizon 2020 program, researchers at the University of Copenhagen are conducting studies on the effectiveness of biostimulants under different lighting conditions.
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