Bioplastic Innovation Takes Center Stage in Civil Engineering Guest Lecture
On May 28th, 2025, UPH civil engineering students had the opportunity to explore the future of sustainable materials by attending a guest lecture titled “Bioplastic: The Missing Link We Urgently Need to End Plastic Waste.” The session featured Mr. Sugianto Tandio, the Chief Innovation Officer and founder of a leading bioplastic company, Greenhope. He shared valuable insights into the environmental challenges posed by conventional plastics and the promising potential of bioplastics.
The speaker discussed how plastic pollution affects ecosystems and how bioplastics from renewable sources can serve as a viable alternative. Students learned about the advantages and unique characteristics of bioplastics, as well as the real-world challenges faced by the industry. To complement the lecture, a special booth was set up showcasing bioplastic products and educational materials, allowing students to interact directly with sustainable innovations. This event encouraged students to think critically about environmental solutions and explore how engineering can contribute to a greener future.
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