BioComposites Centre & Mona Technology Transfer Centre: Bridging Discovery and Demonstration in Sustainable Materials
Bangor University’s BioComposites Centre, together with its pilot-scale Mona Technology Transfer Centre (TTC), offers external organisations a complete innovation ecosystem for the development and commercialisation of low-carbon, bio-based materials and green process technologies.
With a track record of industry collaboration across packaging, wood-based panels, construction, agriculture, and advanced manufacturing, these facilities provide a unique pathway from early-stage research through to product prototyping and market readiness.
Benefits of Partnering with Bangor’s Sustainable Materials Centres
End-to-end innovation support from early-stage R&D to pilot-scale demonstration and prototyping
Advanced materials and process expertise in bio-resins, wood products, composites, natural fibres, and low-carbon chemistry
Flexible testing and validation infrastructure, including climate simulation chambers and real-world performance testing
Opportunities for collaboration on funded projects, through Welsh Government, UKRI, and European innovation networks
Proven track record of supporting industry innovation, especially for SMEs aiming to commercialise sustainable alternatives to traditional materials
Facilities and Equipment
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Unlock the potential of sustainable materials with the BioComposites Centre and Mona TTC. Our expert team and cutting-edge facilities are ready to help businesses of all sizes develop innovative solutions, improve environmental performance, and test low-carbon technologies.
Connect with us to explore collaborative R&D, contract testing, pilot production, or feasibility trials, and turn your ideas into real-world impact.
Professor Graham Ormondroyd, Head of Materials Research BioComposites Centre