2nd BBNet Conference Archives

2nd BBNet Conference Programme

The 2nd BBNet Conference: “Green Futures” What’s next for biorefineries? …

02: From Mills to Refineries – the Evolution of Biorefining

Adrian Higson, NNFCC (Session 1: What’s next for biorefineries?)

04: Second generation biorefineries: Making every carbon count

Sasisanker Padmanabhan, Praj Matrix (Session 1: What’s next for …

06: Carbon for chemicals: How can biomass de-fossilise the chemical sector?

Joanna Sparks, Aston University (Session 2: Policy)

07: Holistic Policy To Stimulate the Bioeconomy

Jim Philp, OECD, UK (Session 2: Policy)

09: Developing evidence-based policies for the implementation of a circular economy in the UK chemical sector

Katie Lamb, University of Sheffield (Session 2: Policy)

10: The future of chemistry

Tony Heslop, BASF PLC (Session 3: New materials and chemicals: supply and …

13: Scale up – Engineering and other problems

Malcolm Glendenning, ICMEA-UK Ltd (Session 4: Downstream processing and …

16: How chemistry and biology can contribute to convert “solar CO₂ into product”

Klaas Jan Hellingwerf, Photanol BV Amsterdam, The Netherlands (Session 5: Carbon …

19: Enabling the biorefinery concept: how local context might affect strategy and technoeconomic viability

Guilherme Pessoa Nogueira, Brazilian Biorenewables National Laboratory (LNBR), …

20: Lixea: Evolution of a Biorefinery spin-out with a focus on Techno-economics

Priyanka Kumar, Imperial College London (Session 6: LCA validation and …

27: Engineering Yarrowia lipolytica for the production of terpenes from biomass

Rodrigo Ledesma-Amaro, Imperial College London (Session 7: Projects funded by …

29: Improving biomass processing through lignin engineering: what have we learned?

Wout Boerjan, VIB-Ghent University (Session 8: Realising the lignocellulosic …

31: Lessons from SUNLIBB-CeProBIO

Igor Polikarpov, IFSC/USP (Session 8: Realising the lignocellulosic dream)

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