The Environment and Bioengineering Section has the following areas of action in terms of teaching activities, Innovation, Research & Development and knowledge transfer:

- Non-metallic materials for several engineering applications;

- Circular economy - products and materials;

- Nanomaterials;

- Biomaterials and other medical devices;

- Biomodelling;

- Natural products and Green Chemistry;

- Sustainability of products, processes and emerging technologies;

- Environmental impact considering the life cycle of products;

- Renewable fuels;

- Waste management and treatment.