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Events
Title :
Bio4Bio 'Advanced Biofuels in a Biorefinery Approach' Conference
Location :
Copenhagen, Denmark
Category :
European Events
Description :
The conference will cover the latest developments in
advanced biofuels and biorefinery technology, with a special focus on
biology/biotechnology, infrastructure, integration of technologies and
deployment/commercialization. The conference is coordinated with meetings in the
two IEA Bioenergy networks Task 39 (Commercializing liquid biofuels from
biomass) and Task 42 (Biorefineries) and there will be dedicated sessions for
the IEA Bioenergy networks. Essential for the conference is to have a balanced
mix of academic and industrial representation thereby providing an update on
developments and status all the way from lab to deployment and
commercialization.
Within the Copenhagen region you will find some of
the major sites for industrial biotechnology and demo-scale refining of biomass
to fuels and chemicals, and excursions to some of these sites is part of the
conference program.
The conference will comprise 2 plenary sessions,
10 parallel sessions and an evening poster session to provide a comprehensive
update on latest scientific discoveries and an industrial update and perspective
on feedstock, processing and deployment of biorefinery technologies.
The
program provides you with an excellent opportunity to get a full update on
advanced biofuels production including these topics:
- Plants for a Future
Biorefinery incl. molecular breeding and synthetic biology
- Feedstock
Production for Biorefieries - Linking Eco System Services with Energy Service
Demands
- Biomass Processing to Fuels, Chemicals and Materials
- Biorefinery
Technologies
- Going from Lab to Large Scale - commercialising
technologies
- International outlook – status from the IEA activities tasks 39
and 42
- Excursion to Copenhagen sites for industrial biotechnology and
demo-scale refining of biomass to fuels and chemicals
Visit the organiser's website for further details.
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