Empowering Underground Laboratories Network Usage
Interreg Baltic Sea Region co-funded project Empowering Underground Laboratories network usage (EUL) continues the work done during the Baltic Sea Underground Innovation Network (BSUIN) project.
Underground laboratories in the Baltic Sea region are not utilized to their full potential even though world-leading research organizations and industrial companies are nearby. In order to use the available underground space better, the BSUIN project has developed service concepts for the underground laboratories and an open-access platform that characterizes them. These concepts and the platform will be further tested, evaluated, and improved within the EUL project. Better information about the laboratories and their business opportunities is provided to regional development agencies and potential new customers from academia and business.
The duration of the project is the year 2021. There are 13 partners in the project consortium.
Closing Webinar | 27th Jan 2022
Learn more about EUL project results, underground laboratories and many more.European Underground Laboratories Association - EUL
Learn more about the web-based-tool and the European Underground Laboratories Association continuing the work of BSUIN.Project activity reports
Learn more about BSUIN project resultsBSUIN project team visit to Hagerbach
On January 17th -18th the Baltic Sea Underground Innovation Network (BSUIN) project team was visiting Hagerbach Test Gallery in Switzerland. It was a benchmarking visit with a purpose to compare the situation and potential of the entire BSUIN network and the existing underground facilities at Hagerbach Test Gallery. Hagerbach Test Gallery with the numerous […]
BSUIN presented during International conference in Sweden
The presentation of the BSUIN project during Linnaeus Eco-Tech 2018, in Kalmar, Sweden, was much appreciated. Over 130 persons from 27 countries attended the conference and had the chance to learn more about the unique cooperation between underground laboratories in the Baltic Sea region. During the opening ceremony of Linnaeus Eco-Tech 2018 Marcus Laaksoharju, SKB, […]
Measurements Natural Background Radiation in Reiche Zeche mine
The staff of University of Silesia in Katowice performed supplementary measurements natural background radiation in Reiche Zeche mine (Freiberg) in 3rd-5th December. These measurements were carry out by using portable HPGe and RAD7 radon detectors. The samples of rock and water were collected as well, in order to perform measuremts in Institue of Physics (USK) […]
