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In the final Deliverable 3.5 of Work Package 3, The COCOON EU research project on Biodesign and Biomaterials recognizes the essential role of an evaluation plan in ensuring the success and relevance of its objectives. 

In the final Deliverable 3.3 of Work Package 3, To help improve and integrate the model for a Model Student Curriculum that meets the needs of the 21st century and mainly for future generations, we must outline some methods to enhance a proposal to approach the content we developed in the Cocoon project.
 

In the final Deliverable 3.2 of Work Package 3, The training manual serves as a guide on how to implement the Biodesign Modules and provides additional insights that would be beneficial for trainers implementing courses focusing on biodesign. In addition, the training manual is set up for educators to train themselves, in order to be able to implement the modules.
 

In the final Deliverable 3.1 of Work Package 3, What does it mean to sow seeds of change, in a world facing pressing demands for sustainability? What does the action of planting seeds do, when the problems are so large and complex? Where do we even start?

In the final Deliverable of Work Package 2, we lay out the policies, tools and methods institutions need to adapt to run an open access bioFABLAB

In this document, the CoCoon team maps out Bio-Design opportunities to transfer into education.

Explore Bio-Design Terms and Policies for Bio-Design. 

Lead authors: Carla Paolíello & Gabriel Patrocínio

Pirjo Kääriäinen Associate professor at Aalto University puts Bio-Design in context 

Ministerial Adviser Petra Tarjanne describes policy making for creative economy in Finland

Carla Paoliello explores barriers and opportunities for mainstreaming bio-design education and practices

Carla Paoliello explores barriers and opportunities for mainstreaming bio-design education and practices

Carla Paoliello explores barriers and opportunities for mainstreaming bio-design education and practices