In three workshops, applicants will have the opportunity to gain expert knowledge on insect bioconversion and work in groups monitored by the working expert mentors. The workshops will highlight a broader picture of the concept of circularity, bioconversion, circular system, proteins in the food chain and in animal feed, interchangeability and alternative decarbonization of frass. The content will be presented by Slovenian experts from various organisations, institutions and NGOs. Insects will also be presented from an entomologist's point of view,The first workshop of Challege Lab will be held on May 25. The second and third workshops will be held as a two-day camp event on June 2 and 3. Participants will work in groups to find solutions to insect bioconversion challenges using the extended "Design Thinking" method. This is a process of redefining the problem by understanding the user and creating and testing innovative solutions. The method is often used in large organisations and is particularly useful for solving challenging and ill-defined problems, which is welcome in the food supply who likes challenges can apply - students from different faculties, PhD students, young researchers and anyone interested in innovation and solving complex socio-economic prior experience and knowledge is required.