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11th International Conference on

Renewable Resources and Biorefineries

3 - 5 June, 2015 - York , UK

Final Program

www.rrbconference.com

11th International Conference on Renewable Resources and Biorefineries, York - UK, 3-5 June 20154

Welcome to RRB-11

With the increasing awareness and concern about our dependency on fossil resources and the depletion of crude oil reserves in the near future, this conference aims to give an impetus to the bio-based economy.

Delegates from university, industry, governmental and non-governmental organizations will present their views on industrial biotechnology, sustainable (green) chemistry and agricultural policy related to the use of renewable raw materials for non-food applications and energy supply. This will be presented in plenary and oral presentation sessions and poster tours. New research concepts but also society aspects related to renewable resources will be transferred to the public and exchanged with several industrial companies, and vice versa.

From 3 to 5 June 2015, York will host the 11th edition of the International Conference on Renewable Resources and Biorefineries.

This specialist forum for industrial biotechnology, renewable resources, green chemistry, nutrient recycling and biorefineries will stimulate the transition from the fossil-based to the bio-based economy.

The conference program is organized in 3 parallel sessions and includes 2 plenary talks, 2 keynote lectures, 17 invited lectures and 79 high quality presentations by international experts, covering both technical and policy aspects of the bio-based economy.

The sessions deal with these topics:

• Bioactive compounds from biomass• Biobased materials (I & II)• Biomass fractionation and product purification• Biocatalysis for bioresource transformation (I & II)• Bioenergy• Bioproducts from woody biomass• Biorefineries (I & II)• Chemical platform molecules (I & II)• Downstream processing• Metabolic engineering of fermentation processes• Micro and macro algae technology• Nutrient and energy cycling (I & II)• Plant cell wall modification • Policy and standards• Pretreatment and transformation of lignocellulosics (I & II)• Thermochemical transformations of biomass• Valorization of biomass waste streams (I & II)

The ten previous conferences were a big success, thus proving the importance of these conferences and the willingness to imply industrial biotechnology and green chemistry in the world industry.

All information on the preceding conferences can be found at www.rrbconference.com.

We hope that you will enjoy the Conference and the hospitality of York!

The Organizing Committee The Local Organizing CommitteeProf. Wim Soetaert Prof. James Clark Prof. Christian Stevens Dr. Avtar Matharu Ir. Philippe Tavernier Dr. Joe Ross Prof. Erick Vandamme Dr. Fabien Deswarte Prof. Erik Meers Prof. Simon McQueen-Mason

11th International Conference on Renewable Resources and Biorefineries, York - UK, 3-5 June 2015 5

Wednesday, 3 June 2015

09.00 – 10.10 Registration

10.10 – 10.30 Official Opening of RRB-11 & Welcome Address Henley Suite Christian Stevens and Wim Soetaert, Ghent University, BE James Clark, Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence, University of York, UK

Welcome to York Cllr Sonja Crisp, Rt Hon Lord Mayor of York, UK Prof. Brian Fulton, Dean of the Faculty of Sciences, University of York, UK Opening Plenary Session Chair: James Clark, Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence, University of York, UK 10.30 – 11.15 Brazilian Biorefinery: An evolving model Paulo Coutinho, Braskem, Brazil

11.15 – 12.00 Changing paradigms: Making the transition towards a bio-based economy possible Piergiuseppe Morone, Dept. of Law and Economics, Unitelma Sapienza - University of Rome, Italy

12.00 – 13.00 Lunch Exhibition Area


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rsité

Lav

al, C

A

11.4

0 –

12.0

5To

war

ds e

nzym

atic

pre

trea

tmen

t of

ligno

cellu

losi

c pl

ant m

ater

ials

prio

r to

sacc

harifi

catio

nYi

-ru

Che

n, U

nive

rsity

of M

inne

sota

, US

11.4

0 –

12.0

5O

ptim

ized

con

ditio

ns fo

r enh

ance

d et

hano

l pr

oduc

tion

durin

g ca

rbon

mon

oxid

e fe

rmen

tatio

n by

clo

strid

ium

aut

oeth

anog

enum

H

aris

Nal

akat

h A

buba

ckar

, Uni

vers

ity o

f La

Cor

uña,

ES

11.4

0 –

12.0

5N

itrog

en m

iner

aliz

atio

n po

tent

ial o

f bio

-bas

ed

fert

ilize

rsIv

ona

Sig

urnj

ak, G

hent

Uni

vers

ity, B

E

12.0

5 –

12.3

0Fa

ctor

s af

fect

ing

the

reca

lcitr

ance

of

pret

reat

ed b

iom

ass

to e

nzym

atic

dig

estio

nD

avid

Joh

nson

, Nat

iona

l Ren

ewab

le E

nerg

y La

bora

tory

, US

12.0

5 –

12.3

0C

assa

va s

tem

was

tes

as p

oten

tial f

eeds

tock

fo

r fue

l eth

anol

pro

duct

ion

Mao

gui W

ei, S

wed

ish

Uni

vers

ity o

f Agr

icul

tura

l S

cien

ces,

SE

12.0

5 –

12.3

0Ph

osph

orus

reco

very

from

pig

slu

rry

and

dige

stat

e in

Fla

nder

sVi

ooltj

e Le

buf,

Flem

ish

Coo

rdin

atio

n C

entre

for

Man

ure

Pro

cess

ing

(VC

M v

zw),

BE

12.3

0 –

12.5

5B

iolo

gica

l tre

atm

ent o

f lig

noce

llulo

sic

was

te

– w

heat

str

aw –

in o

rder

to im

prov

e bi

o-m

etha

ne p

rodu

ctio

n: A

dditi

on o

f sel

ecte

d hy

drol

itic

rum

en fu

ngus

(orp

inom

yces

sp.

) an

d hy

drog

en p

rodu

cing

bac

teria

Giu

lia M

assi

ni, L

abor

ator

y of

Bio

mas

s an

d B

ioen

ergy

, IT

12.3

0 –

12.5

5Si

mul

tane

ousl

y m

etha

noge

nesi

s fa

cilit

ated

an

d m

anga

nese

oxi

des

gene

rate

d in

an

aero

bic

was

tew

ater

dig

estio

n by

add

ing

elem

ent m

anga

nese

Sen

Qia

o, D

alia

n U

nive

rsity

of T

echn

olog

y, C

N

12.3

0 –

12.5

5R

ecyc

ling

nutr

ient

s an

d va

loris

e si

de s

trea

ms

in lo

cal b

iore

finer

ies

Rom

mie

van

der

Wei

de, W

agen

inge

nUR

, NL

12.5

5 - 1

3.45

Lu

nch

Ex

hibi

tion

Are

a

13.4

5 - 1

4.45

Po

ster

Tou

r 1

Ex

hibi

tion

Are

a


14.4

5 - 1

6.25

P

aral

lel s

essi

ons

Hen

ley

Suite

- Se

ssio

n 5A

Rid

ings

Sui

te -

Sess

ion

5BC

astle

How

ard

Suite

- Se

ssio

n 5C

Bio

cata

lysi

s fo

r bio

reso

urce

tran

sfor

mat

ion

– II

Cha

ir: J

uan

Gar

cia-

Ser

naU

nive

rsity

of V

alla

dolid

, ES

Ther

moc

hem

ical

tran

sfor

mat

ions

of b

iom

ass

Cha

ir: K

aren

Wils

onA

ston

Uni

vers

ity, U

K

Nut

rient

& E

nerg

y C

yclin

g –

IIC

hair:

Erik

Mee

rsG

hent

Uni

vers

ity, B

E

14.4

5 –

15.1

0M

embr

ane

reac

tors

in p

roce

ss in

tens

ifica

tion

of y

east

bio

surf

acta

nts

prod

uctio

n fr

om s

ugar

sM

aris

a S

anto

s, U

nive

rsity

of L

isbo

n, P

T

14.4

5 –

15.1

0M

icro

wav

e te

chno

logy

– F

rom

lab

to in

dust

rial

scal

e M

arile

na R

adoi

u, S

AIR

EM

, FR

14.4

5 –

15.1

0Va

loriz

atio

n of

food

was

te fo

r bio

-col

oran

t (M

onas

cus

dye)

pro

duct

ion

Md.

Arif

ul H

aque

, City

Uni

vers

ity o

f Hon

g Ko

ng, H

K

15.1

0 –

15.3

5Tr

ansk

etol

ase

and

tran

sam

inas

e ca

taly

zed

upgr

adin

g of

car

bohy

drat

es f

rom

sug

ar b

eet

pulp

Fabi

ana

Sub

rizi,

Uni

vers

ity C

olle

ge L

ondo

n, U

K

15.1

0 –

15.3

5M

onito

ring

biom

ass

auto

hydr

olys

is p

roce

ss

usin

g an

on-

line

sim

ple

para

met

erFl

oren

cia

M. Y

edro

, Uni

vers

ity o

f Val

lado

lid, E

S

15.1

0 –

15.3

5Fa

rmer

s’ re

ason

s to

acc

ept b

io-b

ased

fe

rtili

zers

: A c

hoic

e ex

perim

ent i

n 8

diffe

rent

Eu

rope

an c

ount

ries

Juan

Tur

-Car

dona

, Ghe

nt U

nive

rsity

, BE

15.3

5 –

16.0

0M

ixed

cul

ture

s of

fung

i for

con

vers

ion

of

ligno

cellu

lose

into

bio

prod

ucts

Met

te L

übec

k, A

albo

rg U

nive

rsity

Cop

enha

gen,

D

E

15.3

5 –

16.0

0M

ultif

unct

iona

l het

erog

eneo

us c

atal

ysts

su

ppor

ted

on C

SPW

for t

he c

onve

rsio

n of

bi

omas

s in

to lo

w o

xyge

nate

d bi

ofue

lC

herif

Lar

abi,

Uni

vers

ité d

e Ly

on, F

R

15.3

5 –

16.0

0A

naer

obic

co-

dige

stio

n of

dew

ater

ed s

ludg

e (D

S) a

nd fo

od w

aste

: Syn

ergi

stic

enh

ance

men

t an

d di

gest

ate

char

acte

rizat

ion

Lei Z

hang

, Dal

ian

Uni

vers

ity o

f Tec

hnol

ogy,

D

alia

n, C

N

16.0

0 –

16.2

5In

cuba

tion

at 2

5ºc

prev

ents

aci

d cr

ash

and

enha

nces

alc

ohol

pro

duct

ion

in c

lost

ridiu

m

carb

oxid

ivor

ans

p7S

ara

Ram

ió-P

ujol

, Uni

vers

ity o

f Giro

na, E

S

16.0

0 –

16.2

5Su

perc

ritic

al w

ater

gas

ifica

tion

of m

icro

alga

e in

a c

ontin

uous

dow

nflow

reac

tor

Giu

sepp

e C

aput

o, U

nive

rsity

of P

aler

mo,

IT

16.0

0 –

16.2

5Su

stai

nabl

e ai

rpor

t citi

es –

Clo

sing

the

phos

phor

us c

ycle

at A

mst

erda

m a

irpor

t Sc

hiph

olKe

es R

oest

, KW

R W

ater

cycl

e R

esea

rch

Inst

itute

, NL

16.2

5 - 1

6.45

C

offe

e B

reak

and

Exh

ibiti

on

Ex

hibi

tion

Are

a


16.4

5 - 1

8.25

P

aral

lel s

essi

ons

Hen

ley

Suite

- Se

ssio

n 6A

Rid

ings

Sui

te -

Sess

ion

6BC

astle

How

ard

Suite

- Ses

sion

6C

Bio

refin

erie

s –

IC

hair:

Jam

es C

lark

Gre

en C

hem

istry

Cen

tre o

f Exc

elle

nce,

Uni

vers

ity

of Y

ork,

UK

Che

mic

al p

latfo

rm m

olec

ules

– II

Cha

ir: C

hris

Ste

vens

Ghe

nt U

nive

rsity

, BE

Polic

y an

d st

anda

rds

Cha

ir: P

hilip

pe T

aver

nier

Dev

elop

men

t Age

ncy

of W

est F

land

ers

(PO

M),

BE

16.4

5 –

17.1

0 B

uild

ing

Bio

Vale

bio

refin

erie

s Jo

e R

oss,

Bio

rene

wab

les

Dev

elop

men

t Cen

tre, U

K

16.4

5 –

17.1

0 In

tegr

atin

g bi

o ba

sed

mat

eria

ls in

the

chem

ical

va

lue

chai

nAl

ista

ir R

eid,

Akz

o N

obel

, UK

16.4

5 –

17.1

0 Po

licy

optio

ns fo

r a b

io-b

ased

eco

nom

yM

icha

el C

arus

, Nov

a-in

stitu

te, D

E

17.1

0 –

17.3

5B

eyon

d de

dica

ted

crop

s: T

he w

aste

bi

oerfi

nery

Fede

rica

Zacc

heria

, IS

TM C

NR

, IT

17.1

0 –

17.3

5M

orph

ine

– A

sust

aina

ble

plat

form

mol

ecul

e fr

om b

iom

ass

Nic

hola

s G

athe

rgoo

d, T

allin

n U

nive

rsity

of

Tech

nolo

gy, E

E

17.1

0 –

17.3

5A

re th

ere

othe

r met

hods

than

radi

ocar

bon

datin

g to

det

erm

ine

the

bio-

base

d co

nten

t of

prod

ucts

?B

en v

an d

en B

roek

, Wag

enin

gen

Uni

vers

ity, N

L

17.3

5 –

18.0

0Fr

actio

natio

n of

har

dwoo

d bi

omas

s us

ing

mod

ified

hyd

rotr

opic

trea

tmen

tK

onst

antin

Gab

ov, Å

bo A

kade

mi U

nive

rsity

, FI

17.3

5 –

18.0

0O

lefin

ic b

ioba

sed

mon

omer

sJa

cco

van

Hav

eren

, Wag

enin

gen

UR

Foo

d an

d Bi

obas

ed R

esea

rch,

NL

17.3

5 –

18.0

0En

d-of

-life

opt

ions

for b

io-b

ased

pro

duct

s:

Cur

rent

sta

tus

and

futu

re c

halle

nges

Lore

nzo

Her

rero

Dav

ila, U

nive

rsity

of Y

ork,

UK

18.0

0 –

18.2

5O

rgan

ic a

cids

from

lign

ocel

lulo

se: c

andi

da

ligno

habi

tans

as

a no

vel m

icro

bial

cel

l fac

tory

Mar

tina

Bel

lasi

o, U

nive

rsity

of N

atur

al R

esou

rces

&

Life

Sou

rces

, AT

18.0

0 –

18.2

5B

ase-

cata

lyze

d et

herifi

catio

n an

d es

terifi

catio

n of

gly

cero

l to

poly

glyc

erol

and

po

lygl

ycer

ol e

ster

sJo

el B

arra

ult,

Uni

vers

ity o

f Poi

tiers

, FR

18.0

0 –

18.2

5Fi

nanc

ial a

naly

sis

of a

bio

chem

ical

sug

ar

plat

form

bio

refin

ery

Mar

tin K

ügem

ann,

UN

U M

aast

richt

, NL

20.0

0 C

onfe

renc

e D

inne

r at t

he N

atio

nal R

ailw

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useu

m (s

ee p

age

106)


Frid

ay, 5

Jun

e 20

15

09.0

0 - 1

0.40

P

aral

lel s

essi

ons

Hen

ley

Suite

- Se

ssio

n 7A

Rid

ings

Sui

te -

Sess

ion

7BC

astle

How

ard

Suite

- Se

ssio

n 7C

Bio

refin

erie

s - I

IC

hair:

Jam

es C

lark

Gre

en C

hem

istry

Cen

tre o

f Exc

elle

nce,

Uni

vers

ity

of Y

ork,

UK

Dow

nstr

eam

pro

cess

ing

Cha

ir: A

ntho

ny L

loyd

N

ovas

ep P

roce

ss, U

K

Valo

risat

ion

of b

iom

ass

was

te s

trea

ms

– II

Cha

ir: E

rick

Vand

amm

eG

hent

Uni

vers

ity, B

E

09.0

0 –

09.2

5G

reen

bio

refin

ery

conc

ept p

rodu

cing

loca

l fee

d pr

otei

n –

Feas

ibili

ty s

tudy

and

com

paris

on o

f ce

ntra

l vs.

dec

entr

al im

plem

enta

tion

Mor

ten

Am

bye-

Jens

en, A

arhu

s U

nive

rsity

, DK

09.0

0 –

09.2

5C

atal

ytic

app

roac

hes

for c

onve

rtin

g pl

ant

biom

ass

to p

recu

rsor

s fo

r fue

ls, p

olym

ers,

an

d lu

bric

ants

N

atha

n M

osie

r, P

urdu

e U

nive

rsity

, US

A

09.0

0 –

09.2

5Li

fe+1

2 en

v/it0

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9 G

reen

Woo

lF: G

reen

hy

drol

ysis

con

vers

ion

of w

ool w

aste

s in

to

orga

nic

nitr

ogen

fert

ilise

rsR

afae

lla M

osso

tti, I

nstit

ute

for M

acro

mol

ecul

ar

Stu

dies

, IT

09.2

5 –

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prov

ing

the

bior

efine

ry p

roce

ss o

f ric

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anW

eibi

n K

ong,

Bei

jing

Uni

vers

ity o

f Che

mic

al

Tech

nolo

gy, C

N

09.2

5 –

09.5

0Fr

actio

natio

n of

com

plex

liqu

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g su

perc

ritic

al c

o2 w

ith s

olid

sup

port

sR

ay M

arrio

tt, B

ango

r Uni

vers

ity, U

K

09.2

5 –

09.5

0B

ioco

nver

sion

of t

omat

o pa

ste

bypr

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t int

o a

valu

e-ad

ded

bact

eria

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char

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men

a Fr

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s, U

nive

rsid

ade

Nov

a de

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boa,

P

T

09.5

0 –

10.1

5A

robu

st o

leag

inou

s ye

ast a

s a

plat

form

for a

n in

dust

rial b

iore

finer

y C

hris

toph

er C

huck

, Uni

vers

ity o

f Bat

h, U

K

09.5

0 –

10.1

5D

ecar

boni

zatio

n of

tran

spor

tatio

n fu

els

via

co-

hydr

opro

cess

ing

bio-

base

d fe

edst

ocks

with

pe

trol

eum

frac

tions

Stel

la B

ezer

gian

ni, C

ERTH

-CPE

RI,

GR

09.5

0 –

10.1

5La

ctic

aci

d fe

rmen

tatio

n ba

sed

on re

sidu

es

from

a s

ugar

mill

Joac

him

Ven

us, L

eibn

iz-In

stitu

te fo

r Agr

icul

tura

l E

ngin

eerin

g, D

E

10.1

5 –

10.4

0In

tegr

ated

bio

refin

ery

conc

epts

for

poly

prop

lyen

e pr

oduc

tion

from

pal

m o

il an

d w

ood

resi

dues

M

erte

n M

oral

es, E

TH Z

üric

h, C

H

10.1

5 –

10.4

0M

icro

bial

pro

tein

pro

duct

ion

from

str

awFi

lipe

Silv

a, A

veco

m N

V, B

E

10.1

5 –

10.4

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ompa

rison

of d

iffer

ent s

elec

tion

stra

tegi

es

for t

he b

ioco

nver

sion

of c

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gly

cero

l de

rived

from

sec

ond-

gene

ratio

n bi

odie

sel

Cris

tiano

Var

rone

, Aal

borg

Uni

vers

ity, D

K

10.4

0 - 1

1.30

C

offe

e B

reak

, Exh

ibiti

on &

Pos

ter T

our 2

Ex

hibi

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a

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con

vers

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of re

new

able

car

bohy

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es in

to p

latfo

rm c

hem

ical

s

Hen

ley

Suite

C

hang

wei

Hu,

Key

Lab

orat

ory

of G

reen

Che

mis

try a

nd T

echn

olog

y, M

inis

try o

f Edu

catio

n, S

ichu

an U

nive

rsity

, P.R

. Chi

na


12.1

5 - 1

3.55

P

aral

lel s

essi

ons

Hen

ley

Suite

- Se

ssio

n 8A

Rid

ings

Sui

te -

Sess

ion

8BC

astle

How

ard

Suite

- Se

ssio

n 8C

Pret

reat

men

t and

tran

sfor

mat

ion

of

ligno

cellu

losi

cs –

IIC

hair:

Joe

l Bar

raul

tU

nive

rsity

of P

oitie

rs, F

R

Mic

ro a

nd m

acro

alg

ae te

chno

logy

Cha

ir: A

ndre

w R

oss

Uni

vers

ity o

f Lee

ds, U

K

Met

abol

ic e

ngin

eerin

g of

ferm

enta

tion

proc

esse

sC

hair:

Mar

jan

De

Mey

Ghe

nt U

nive

rsity

, BE

12.1

5 –

12.4

0St

eam

exp

losi

on p

retr

eatm

ent o

f cyn

ara

card

uncu

lus

for b

ioet

hano

l pro

duct

ion

Ana

M.R

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avie

r, U

nive

rsity

of A

veiro

, PT

12.1

5 –

12.4

0D

esig

n of

mic

roal

gal b

iore

finer

y: C

halle

nges

an

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Poster List – Poster Tour 1

Bioactive compounds from biomass P1 Extraction of flavored coriander vegetable oil through extrusion technology

Evelien Uitterhaegen, O. Merah, T. Talou, C.V. Stevens, L. Rigal, P. Evon (FR & BE)

P2 Chemical composition of fixed oils from Algerian Nigella sativa seeds biomass recovered after hydrodistillationFarid Benkaci-Ali, J.P. Wathelet, M. Marlier (DZ & BE)

P3 Evaluation of different procedures for obtaining bioactive compounds from globe artichoke wastesLia Gerschenson, E. Fissore, S. Bottini, A.M. Rojas, P. Hegel, C. Santo Domingo (AR)

P4 Dietary fibre obtained from wastes of peach (Prunus persica L.) industrializationLia Gerschenson, M.F. De Escalada Pla, J.E. Nieto Calvache (AR)

P5 Supercritical CO2 extractrion of phenolic compounds from piñuela seed (Bromelia plumieri)Hugo Alexander Martínez-Correa, A.F. Rodríguez Ballesteros (CO)

P6 Chitin and chitosan: From shellfish waste to a sustainable crop protection Maha Attjioui, N.E. El Gueddari, B. Moerschbacher, N. Chtaina (DE & MA)

P7 Influence of operating conditions of flash distillation on the recovery of 1,8 cineole from eucalyptus extractD.J. Agudelo, L.M. Díaz, M.A. Gómez, Y.M. Melo, M.M. Andrade-Mahecha, Hugo Alexander Martínez-Correa (CO)

P8 Evaluation of agro-industrial and synthetic carriers for immobilization of Aureobasidium pullulans cells for fructooligosaccharides productionCristiana C. Castro, C. Nobre, M.E. Duprez, A.L. Hanston, G. De Weireld (BE & PT)

P9 Optimisation of extraction and analysis of red yeast riceHannes Sels, M. Bartels, J. Geuens (BE)

P10 Supercritcal fluid extraction of carrot peelsMicael De A. Lima, A. Chatzifragkou, D. Charalampopoulos (UK)

Biobased materials

P11 Novel amphiphilic cellulose microbeadsPoonam Trivedi, J. Trygg, P. Fardim (FI)

P12 Chemo-enzymatic syntheses and polymerizations of bio-based aromatic monomers derived from ferulic acid: An access to novel renewable copolyesters, polyurethanes, polyphenols and poly(ester-alkenamer)sF. Allais, F. Pion, A.F. Reano, M.Z. Oulame, I. Barbara, Amandine Flourat, P.H. Ducrot (FR)

P13 Conversion of olive oil destillate into mcl-PHA by P. resinovoransM. Cruz, D. Araújo, Filomena Freitas, V.D. Alves, M.A.M. Reis (PT)

P14 Efficient cellulose dissolution in organic electrolyte solutionsRemigius Wirawan, M. Johns, D.A. Patterson, J.L. Scott (UK)

P15 Characterization of the chitin-glucan complex extracted from Komagataella pastoris cell wallI. Farinha, P. Duarte, A. Pimentel, E. Plotnikova, B. Chagas, L. Mafra, C. Grandfils, Filomena Freitas, E. Fortunato, M.A.M. Reis (PT & BE)

P16 Edible coating based on achira starch, microcrystalline cellulose and garlic oil for extending shelf life of double cream cheeseMargarita María Andrade-Mahecha, J.B. Molina Hernandez, A.M. Gutiérrez Terán, H.A Martínez-Correa (CO)

P17 Evaluating edible coatings based on achira starch, microcrystalline cellulose and oregano oil on the quality of double cream cheese Margarita María Andrade-Mahecha, A. Echeverri-Castro, J.B. Molina Hernandez, A.M. Gutiérrez-Terán, H.A. Martínez-Correa (CO)


P18 Exploring mannosylerythritol lipids as highly versatile biosurfactantsS. Zibek, M. Günther, Paula Carillo-Riveros, T. Hirth, S. Rupp (DE)

P19 Purification and biocatalytic enhancement of the fermentation product of Pseudozyma aphidis: Mannosylerythritol lipid biosurfactantsEliane Goossens, F. Lemière, M. Wijnants (BE)

P20 Enzymatic synthesis of poly (glycerol sebacate) from crude glycerolB. Godinho, R. Santos, N. Gama, R. Silva, Artur Ferreira (PT)

Biocatalysis for bioresource transformation

P21 Catalytic synthesis of a novel transport fuel substitute from industrially produced fermentation broths

Joseph Donnelly, C.J. Chuck, P. Dominguez de Maria (UK & DE)

P22 Thermal stability of immobilized biocatalysts by sol-gel techniques Cristina Paul, P. Borza, F. Péter (RO)

P23 Sour orange’s (Citrus aurantium var Amara) peel essential oil biotransformation by yeastsGelson Jose Andrade Conceicao, J.F. Santana, L.G. Sia, E.S. Kamimura (BR)

P24 Production of high value succinic acid from acid hydrolysed fructan in rye grass juice by Actinobacillus succinogenesN. Nazly Kaderbhai, A.L. Winters, Joseph B. Gallagher, A. Charlton (UK)

Bioenergy

P25 The feasibility of using upland hay meadow vegetation for anaerobic digestionLynda Sainty, S. McQueen-Mason, C. Thomas, R. Thwaites (UK)

P26 Increasing energy yield from the integration of anaerobic digestion and pyrolysisNikolaos Venetsaneas, S. Heaven, C.J. Banks (UK)

P27 Effect of enzymatic pretreatments on the release of phenolic compounds and biomethane production of various lignocellulosic substratesMichel Schroyen, S.H.W. Van Hulle, H. Vervaeren, K. Raes (BE)

P28 Liquefaction of lignin under conditions of direct coal liquefactionDavid Steinbach, M. Breunig, U. Hornung, M. Jerjen, T. Krumsdorf, A. Kruse (DE)

P29 Effect of salt stress on fermenting abilities of D. HanseniiSaad Asadullah Sharief, A.F. Yousef, M.H. Thomsen (UAE)

P30 Bio-oil upgrading in supercritical water using Ni-Co catalysts supported on carbon nanofibersJosé Luis Pinilla, I. Suelves, J. Remón, L. García, J. Arauzo, P. Arcelus-Arrillaga, M. Millán (ES & UK)

Bioproducts from woody biomass

P31 Use of isolated lignin from enzymatic oak hydrolysis residue for adhesivesSoo Jung Lee, H.-J. Bae (KR)

P32 Mannosylerythritol lipids production from xylose rich lignocellulose fraction by Pseudozyma aphidis DSMZ 70725Ruben Verstraete, J. D’aes, X. Van Ostade (BE)

Downstream processing

P33 Development of reactive extraction systems for itaconic acid: A step towards in-situ product recovery for itaconic acid fermentationG. Kaur, Kelly Servaes, H. De Wever, K. Elst (BE)


Nutrient and energy cycling

P34 Towards energy-positive wastewater treatment by high loaded A-stage and activated sludge retention by dynamic filtration – Performance analysisKees Roest, B. Daamen, T.P.H. van den Brand, M.S. de Graaff, M.C.M. van Loosdrecht (NL)

P35 Energy from waste biomass: Grass from roadsides and nature managementReinhart Van Poucke, L. Bamelis, A. Devocht, B. Ryckaert, T. Depuydt, F. Ronsse, F. Tack, E. Meers (BE)

P36 Conversion of food waste into polylactic acid fibre Y. Hu, T.H. Kwan, W. Daoud, K.K.L. Cheuk, P. Haro Domínguez, B. Fei, L. Chen, X. Yang, S. Li, Carol Sze Ki Lin (HK & CN)

Plant cell wall modification

P37 Photo-responsive wood-based fibers Olga Grigoray, H. Wondraczek, S. Daus, K. Kühnöl, S.K. Latifi, P. Saketi, P. Fardim, P. Kallio, T. Heinze (FI & DE)

P38 MultiHemp: A knowledge-driven effort to develop a hemp-based biorefineryAlexandra Lanot, J. Sloan, Y. Li, S. McQueen-Mason (UK)

P39 Characterisation of the gene regulatory network controlling yield and conversion efficiencies in bio-refining grassesR. Bhatia, Joe Gallagher, M. Bosch (UK)

Policy and standards

P40 Latin America and Caribbean bioeconomy: Global and regional roles to playEduardo Trigo, G. Henry (CO)

Pretreatment and transformation of lignocellulosic

P41 Additives for both conservation and improvement of combustion properties of agro-biomassMarjan Bozaghian, T. Lestander, R. Sammuelsson, S. Xiong (SE)

P42 Fine chemicals from oil palm empty fruit bunch fibres via acid hydrolysis: Effect of pre-treatmentsChin-Hua Chia, S.X. Chin, S. Zakaria (MY)

P43 Modelling and simulation of a holm oak fractionation process in a packed bed with hot pressurized water Álvaro Cabeza Sánchez, F.M. Yedro, F. Sobrón, J. García-Serna (ES)

P44 Processing conditions for isolating achira nanofibers as biodegradable materialMargarita María Andrade-Mahecha, F.M. Pelissari, D.R. Tapia-Blácido, F.C. Menegalli (CO & BR)

P45 Use of sugar cane bagasse for the improvement of the mechanical properties of paperMargarita María Andrade-Mahecha, A.F. Reyes Giraldo, J.B. Molina Hernández, A. Echeverri Castro, N. López Mejía, O.D. Rios Solarte, H.A. Martínez Correa, H. Gómez Olave, A. Gamboa, M.P. Bravo Afanador, J.C. Sadovnik (CO)

P46 Coupling fractioning and hydrolysis reactors to obtain sugars from biomassC.M. Piqueras, Juan García-Serna, F.M. Yedro, D. Cantero, M.J. Cocero (ES & AR)

P47 Potential of Scots pine in biorefineries: Properties of tree fractionsKarin Carlqvist, S. Johansson, R. Kataria, T. Ulvcrona, U. Bergsten, M. Arshadi, M. Galbe, G. Lidén (SE)

P48 Optimising the pretreatment of lignocellulosic feedstock for the release of C5 sugars for the production of xylitolDavid Walker, S. Ravella, S. Taylor, A. Somani, J. Gallagher, D. Bryant (UK)

P49 Additives for both conservation and improvement of combustion properties of agro-biomassMarjan Bozaghian, T. Lestander, R. Sammuelsson, S. Xiong (SE)


P50 Processing technologies for the generation of lignin from grasses and wood in the production of high-value productsAnna Suchy, A. Winters, D. Bryant, L. Sijtsma, H. Mooibroek, R.J.A. Gosselink (UK & NL)

P51 Factors affecting xylo-oligomer release from steam exploded lignocellulosic biomassDavid Walker, D. Bryant, J. Gallagher, S. Taylor, A. Somani, S. Ravella (UK)

P52 Hemp hurds biorefinery - Production of L-(+)-lactic acidGianluca Ottolina, S. Gandolfi, L. Pistone, P. Xu, S. Riva (IT & CN)

P53 Evaluation of different pretreatment methods for hydrolyzing energy crops and its influence on biogas productionS.R. Chaganti, M. Sundaresan, G. Varadarajan, S.S. Veeravalli, J.A. Lalman, A. Winters, D. Bryant, D.D. Heath, S.R. Ravella, Joe A. Gallagher (CA & UK)

Thermochemical transformations of biomass

P54 Direct microwave-assisted hydrothermal depolymerization of celluloseMario De bruyn, J. Fan, V.L. Budarin, M.J. Gronnow, P.S. Shuttleworth, S. Breeden, D.J. Macquarrie, J.H. Clark (UK & ES)

P55 The fate of lipids and fatty acids during hydrothermal processingThomas Robin, A.B. Ross (UK)

P56 Production of bio-coal, methane and fertilizer from seaweed using hydrothermal carbonisationA.M. Smith, K. Anastasakis, Andrew B. Ross (UK)


Poster List – Poster Tour 2

Biorefineries

P57 Organofinery: From green crops to proteins, energy and fertiliserBeatriz Molinuevo-Salces, M. Santamaría, P. Kiel, M. Lübeck, H. Uellendahl (DK)

P58 Production of biodiesel from tall oil fatty acids and methanol by esterification with a lignin-based catalystHemanathan Kumar, R. Alén (FI)

P59 Possibilities of consecutive processing of the hemicellulosic and lignocellulosic fractions of hemp-based biomass to value-added productsKristine Meile, A. Paze, P. Brazdausks, J. Rizhikovs, M. Puke, R. Tupciauskas, M. Andzs, N. Vedernikovs (LV)

P60 From waste bioresources to bioenergy and chemicalsXu Zhang, T. Tan (CN)

P61 Effects of ensiling treatments on lactic acid production and supplementary methane formation of maize and amaranth – an advanced green biorefining approachNicola Leonard Haag, H.-J. Nägele, H. Oechsner (DE)

P62 Product yields and fate of nutrients during hydrothermal processing of wasteU. Ekpo, Andrew Ross, M.A. Camargo-Valero, P. Williams (UK)

P63 Valorisation of microalgae used in remediation of mine wasteSofia Raikova, C. Chuck, V. Ting (UK)

P64 Optimization of lipid accumulation in oleaginous yeasts using pure and crude glycerolLorenzo Signori, D. Porro, P. Branduardi (IT)

P65 Water recovery during fermentation processes via formord osmosis membranes separation technologyStavros Kalafatakis, S. Braekevelt, I.V. Skiadas, L. Lange, H.N. Gavala (DK)

P66 Pilot-scale multistage semi-continuous reactor for the extraction of hemicelluloseG. Gallina, Juan García-Serna, P. Biasi, M.J. Cocero (ES)

P67 Solid base catalysed transesterification of triglycerides for biodiesel synthesisNazrizawati Ahmad Tajuddin, F. Hamad, E. Elimbinzi, S. Nyandoro, E.B. Mubofu, K. Wilson, A.F. Lee (UK & TZ)

P68 VFWV wheel: An interactive model illustrating EUBis network valorisations of Vegetables&Fruits Wastes S. Grivot, K. Tomono, Thierry Talou (FR & UK)

P69 Cost EUBis network technological offer in pre-treatment and extraction for food supply chain wastes (FSCW) valorisationM. Arshadi, M. Brncic, Lia Noemi Gerschenson, E. Ibanez, I.M. Aparicio, A. Matias, N. Plata, A. Richel, J. Svarc-Gajic, T. Talou, S. Tavman, K.W. Waldron (SE, HR, AR, ES, PT, CH, BE, RS, FR, TR & UK)

P70 Valorization of lignin side streams of the pulp and paper industry through oxypropylationMaria-Filomena Barreiro, V. Pinto (PT)

P71 Biorefining forest-based residues to boost the pulp and paper industryE. Vorobieva, A. Nascimento, T. Faria, F. Carvalheiro, F. Gírio, J. Ataíde, César Fonseca, A. Gaspar, S. Marques (PT)

P72 Thermodynamic model for simulation of biorefineriesSelva Pereda, M. Gonzalez-Prieto, F. Sanchez (AR)

P73 Impact of different bioprocessing strategies for enhanced poly(3-hydroxybutyrate) productionVasiliki Kachrimanidou, N. Kopsahelis, A. Vlysidis, S. Papanikolaou, I. Kookos, A.A. Koutinas (GR)


P74 Techno-economic evaluation of an integrated biorefinery scheme producing succinic acid from wood pulp industry wastesApostolis Koutinas, D. Ladakis, A. Vlysidis, M. Alexandri, C. Pateraki, I. Kookos, S. Papanikolaou (GR)

Chemical platform molecules

P75 Nb-based catalysts for the synthesis of lactic acid from celluloseSimona Margareta Coman, M. Verziu, A. Tirsoaga, B. Jurca, V.I. Parvulescu, E. Kemnitz (RO & DE)

P76 Dihydrolevoglucosenone (Cyrene) as a bio-based alternative for dipolar aprotic solventsMario De bruyn, J. Sherwood, A. Constantinou, L. Moity, C.R. McElroy, T.J. Farmer, T. Duncan, W. Raverty, A.J. Hunt, J.H. Clark (UK & AU)

P77 Chemo-enzymatic synthesis of key intermediate(S)-ϒ-hydroxymethyl-α,β-butenolide via lipase-mediated Baeyer-Villiger oxidation of levogludoseneneF. Allais, Amandine Flourat, A.A.M. Péru, A.R.S. Teixeira, F. Brunissen (FR)

P78 ECOBIOFOR: A European project on ecopaint bio-based formulations Nydia Ileana Guzmán-Barrera, C. Bories, J. Peydecastaing, I. Etxeberria, C. Sablayrolles, E. Vedrenne, C. Vaca-García, S. Thiebaud-Roux (FR & ES)

P79 Microbial adipic acid productionHans Marx, D. Mattanovich, M. Sauer (AT)

P80 Succinic acid production by Actinobacillus succinogenesC.A. Almeida, S.R. Pereira, Ana M.R.B. Xavier (PT)

P81 Achieving arabitol-free xylitol production through modified xylose reductase in a new Candida tropicalis isolate Abhishek Somani, N. Fernandes-Fuentes, S.R. Ravella, J. Gallagher, D. Bryant (UK)

P82 Production of succinic acid from high sugar perennial ryegrass juice extract by Actinobacillus succinogenes N.N. Kaderbhai, A.L. Winters, A. Charlton, Joe A. Gallagher (UK)

P83 Assessment of morphology of Rhizopus arrhizus NRRL 2582 and its nutritional requirements on fumaric acid productionN. Androutsopoulos, A. Papadaki, S. Papanikolaou, A. Machado de Castro, Apostolis Koutinas (GR & BR)

Metabolic engineering of fermentation processes

P84 Citric acid production from inulin using a new engineered Yarrowia lipolytica INU6 strain displaying inulinaseWaldemar Rymowicz, M. Rakicka, Z. Lazar (PL)

P85 Two-stage erythritol production process using engineered Yarrowia lipolytica strains expressing inulinaseMagdalena Rakicka, Z. Lazar, A. Rywińska, W. Rymowicz (PL)

P86 Microbial biosurfactants: Closing the gap in the innovation chainSophie Roelants, L. Van Renterghem, R. Gheys, H. Moens, B. Everaert, I. Van Bogaert, B. Vanlerberghe, W. Soetaert (BE)

P87 Production of poly (3-hydroxybutyrate) (PHB) by Cupriavidus necator ATCC 17699Yousuf Rawa, J. Winterburn (UK)

Micro and macro algae technology

P88 Bioenergy and bioproducts from microalgae grown in wastewaterI. Ferrer, R. Gutiérrez, M. Solé, Dulce Maria Arias Lizarraga, E. Uggetti, M. Garfí, J. García (ES)


P89 Hydrothermal microwave extraction of macroalgae and the potential for its intergration into a biofineryHarriet Fletcher, P. Biller, A.B. Ross (UK)

P90 Development and validation of a mathematical model for the prediction of microalgae culture temperature in an outdoor industrial photobioreactor Marie-Amélie de Ville d’Avray, L. Cappai, E. Rodríguez Verdú, E. Chápuli Fernández (FR & ES)

P91 Growing Synechocystis salina in digestate fractions for producing poly(hydroxybutyrate)Katharina Meixner, I. Fritz, C. Daffert, K. Markl, W. Fuchs, B. Drosg (AT)

P92 Fate of nitrogen during hydrothermal processing of microalgae; A model compound approachThomas Robin, A.B. Ross (UK)

P93 Experimental studies and model based optimisation of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii growth and lipid accumulationMesut Bekirogullari, J.Pittman, C.Theodoropoulos (UK)

P94 Biodiesel from algal oil using ionic liquidsAndrea Mezzetta, C. Chiappe, B. Masciocchi, A. Gentile (IT)

P95 Manipulation of total lipids and cellulose accumulation and their potential role as feedstock for biofuel production within some microalgae isolates from waste water treatment plantMohammad Monjed, J. Pittman, G. Robson (UK)

Separations and Analysis

P96 Selective membrane separation technology: An environmentally responsible & economic link in biomass transformation towards bio-based chemicalsM.F.S. Dubreuil, Kelly Servaes, D. Ormerod (BE)

Valorisation of biomass waste streams

P97 The valorisation of paper deinking residue using microwave-assisted pyrolysisZhanrong Zhang, A.S. Matharu (UK)

P98 Electrolytic membrane extraction enables fine chemical production from biorefinery sidestreamsStephen Andersen, T. Hennebel, S. Gildemyn, M. Coma, J. Desloover, J. Berton, J. Tsukamoto, C. Stevens, K. Rabaey (BE & USA)

P99 Comparing the sustainability of co-processing biomass with fossil fractions vs. blending drop-in fuels with fossil based fuelsStella Bezergianni, L.P. Chrysikou (GR)

P100 Extraction and valorisation of the protein fraction of dry distillers grains with solubles: Implementation of decision-making toolsMaria Francisca Villegas-Torres, R. Zakrzewski, R. Allmendinger, J.M. Ward, G.J. Lye (UK)

P101 2,3-butanediol production from fruit and vegetable waste streamsV. Liakou, Chrysanthi Pateraki, N. Paleogeorgiou, S. Papanikolaou, A. Koutinas (GR)

P102 Development of an advanced biorefinery concept based on valorization of winery wastesNefeli-Maria Georgaka, M. Alexandri, H. Papapostolou, S. Papanikolaou, A. Koutinas (GR)

P103 Zirconia based catalysts for the valorisation of waste sugarsKaren Wilson, A. Osatiashtiani, C.H. Giang, V.C. dos Santos, D.R. Wilson, A.F. Lee, K. Waldron (VN & UK)

P104 Fruit and vegetables processing wastes as low-cost substrates for production of butanol and high quality animal feedC. Cordero Alday, Oscar Candia, T. Avaca, X. Tapia, J. Villaseñor, R. Vergara (CL)


P105 Conversion of agricultural and pharmaceutical biomass wastes into sugars and lignin via supercritical water hydrolysisC. Martínez, D. A. Cantero, Juan García-Serna, M.J. Cocero (ES)

P106 Application of lytic polysaccharide monooxygenases for biomass valorisationAnikó Várnai, G. Müller, P. Chylenski, T. Isaksen, J.W. Agger, B. Westereng, S.J. Horn, V.G.H. Eijsink (NO)

P107 Biochemical production of succinic acid from bio-refinery glycerol through continuous fermentationAikaterini Rigaki, C. Webb, K. Theodoropoulos (UK)

P108 Production of bioplastics from biodiesel wastesCristina Rivero, C. Theodoropoulos, C. Webb (UK)

P109 Energy from waste biomass: Grass from roadsides and nature managementReinhart Van Poucke, L. Bamelis, A. Devocht, B. Ryckaert, T. Depuydt, F. Ronsse, F. Tack, E. Meers (BE)

P110 Investigation of yeast-mediated biopurification of arabinose and xylitol fermentation on hemicellulosic hydrolysate Csaba Fehér, B. Gál, Zs. Barta (HU)

P111 Sustainable technologies for the valorisation of oil containing residuesSelva Pereda, N. Cotabarren, G. Soto, P. Hegel (AR)

P112 Double valorisation of apple pomace towards polyphenols and pectin: From lab to pilot scale M. Uyttebroek, S. Vloemans, B. Noten, B. Bongers, P. Vandezande, M. Van Dael, M. Bulut, Kelly Servaes, B. Lemmens (BE)

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