RegeneraLab, a laboratory of the Food4Sustainability CoLAB (F4S), dedicated to the study of soil health and function and the role of microbiology in production systems, today inaugurated its renovated facilities at ArrudaLab, in Arruda dos Vinhos.
Located at ArrudaLab since the space opened in 2023, RegeneraLab undertook a renovation and expansion of its facilities this year, creating new work areas and equipping the laboratory with new instruments. The upgrade enhances its capacity to meet the needs of its clients and partners, ensuring adequate conditions for analyses and research, development, and innovation activities.
Located at ArrudaLab since the space opened in 2023, RegeneraLab undertook a renovation and expansion of its facilities this year, creating new work areas and equipping the laboratory with new instruments. The upgrade enhances its capacity to meet the needs of its clients and partners, ensuring adequate conditions for analyses and research, development, and innovation activities.
The inauguration ceremony of the new facilities was attended by the Mayor of Arruda dos Vinhos, Carlos Alves, who highlighted the importance of innovation and research structures in the municipality and the need to maintain a strong connection to the territory's agricultural identity.
“"Arruda continues to be ‘of the Wines’. We have very interesting ventures here in areas like aerospace, but we want Arruda to continue to be ‘of the Wines’, deeply linked to the agricultural sector that is part of its identity."
The laboratory's presence in Arruda dos Vinhos also represents an opportunity to strengthen the link between science, innovation, and a territory deeply marked by agricultural activity and wine production.
RegeneraLab's work focuses on understanding the microbial communities present in the soil and their functions, contributing to a better comprehension of soil health and quality, and to the development of solutions that support more sustainable agricultural systems. This area of work is part of the Food4Sustainability CoLAB strategy, which seeks to bring science, technology, and knowledge closer to producers, promoting the transition to more sustainable food systems.
RegeneraLab's work focuses on understanding the microbial communities present in the soil and their functions, contributing to a better comprehension of soil health and quality, and to the development of solutions that support more sustainable agricultural systems. This area of work is part of the Food4Sustainability CoLAB strategy, which seeks to bring science, technology, and knowledge closer to producers, promoting the transition to more sustainable food systems.
