The University of York is seeking a Project Manager for the Research England-funded THYME Project. The THYME Project is focused upon developing the bioeconomy across the Yorkshire, Humberside and

Researchers have found that 300,000 tonnes of food manufacturing waste is discarded in Yorkshire and the Humber each year, much of which could be used to contribute to the sustainable

We have signed a memorandum of understanding with our Norwegian counterpart, the Heidner biocluster.

BioVale is a partner in a new, £5 million project to develop the bioeconomy across Yorkshire, the Humber and Tees Valley- led by the  University of York.

With the retirement of our current CEO, Maggie Smallwood, we are seeking a new CEO to lead the BioVale executive team.