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Thursday November 29th, 10:30-12:30
Glassal
Invited speakers:
#R-1 Jens Ejbye Schmidt, Head of Department of the Department of Chemical Engineering, Biotechnology and Environmental Technology, University of South Denmark.
Sustainable concepts of biorefineries in arid regions
Urd Grandorf Bak, Research & Innovation Manager, Ocean Rainforest
Bio-refinery and carbon-capturing from sustainable cultivated seaweed
Ocean Rainforest is a company engaged in nearshore and offshore cultivation of large brown seaweeds in the Faroe Islands and California for the production of sustainable blue biomass for the food and feed market, and potentially also for bio-plastics and healthy textiles production. This new blue bio-economy is dependent on successful cascading refinery processes of "low hanging fruits" to create a profitable and scalable industry. This is the focus of the EU BBI funded project MACRO CASCADE where Ocean Rainforest is a partner.
Philip Loldrup Fosbøl, Associate Professor, DTU Chemical Engineering
Zero carbon footprint through CO2 capture and utilization
Q&A with the invited speakers
5-min oral presentations from submitted abstracts
#R-2 Valentina Bisinella, DTU Environment, Life Cycle Assessment of biorefineries: how robust are the results?
#R-3 M. Yan, DTU Environment, Ammonia inhibition threshold during continuous biomethanation process
1-min oral presentation of posters
#R-4 Xueqian Zhang, Aarhus University, Seaweed biorefinery: where are we standing now, and then? – with a focus on the seasonal and spatial trends in biomolecular composition
#R-5 Concetta Lodato, DTU Environment, An advanced biorefinery LCA model with a process oriented approach
#R-6 Jan Muschiol, DTU Bioengineering, Characterization of rare-cutting xylanases for extraction of hemicellulosic polysaccharides
#R-7 Parisa Ghofrani Isfahani, DTU Environment, Control of anaerobic reactor treating cattle manure for maximal biogas production under dynamic conditions
#R-8 Parisa Ghofrani Isfahani, DTU Environment, Role of nano-sized compounds in anaerobic digestion of wheat straw
#R-9 Kristoffer Bach Falkenberg, DTU Biosustain, LyGo: simple one-step cloning of LPMO expression vectors: from in silico design to lab-ready construct in one week!
#R-10 Jon Garcia-Aguirre, DTU Environment, Recovery of acetic, succinic and lactic acid through Forward Osmosis – a novel down-streaming approach
#R-11 Enrico Mancini, DTU Chemical Engineering, Sustainable downstream routes for bio-manufacturing processes
#R-12 Samin Baladi, DTU Environment, Evaluation of enzymatic hydrolysis effects on fermentative production of lactic acid from municipal bio-waste
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