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12th International Conference on

Renewable Resources and Biorefineries

30-31 May & 1 June 2016Ghent, Belgium

12th International Conference on Renewable Resources and Biorefineries, Ghent - Belgium, 30-31 May & 1 June 20164

Welcome to RRB-12

Even though fossil energy prices are low at the moment, the need to study and look for alternative feedstocks for materials and energy sources remains highly important. An increasing awareness on carbon dioxide emission and the concern about fossil fuel dependency stimulates the conference to give an impetus to the further development of the bio-based economy.

Delegates from university, industry, governmental and non-governmental organizations will present their views on sustainable (green) chemistry, industrial biotechnology 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 new policies related to the cyclic economy and the sustainable production of materials will be discussed and exchanged with several industrial companies and vice versa.

From 30 May to 1 June 2016, Ghent will host the 12th edition of the International Conference on Renewable Resources and Biorefineries.

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

The conference program is organized in 3 parallel sessions and includes 2 plenary talks, 1 keynote lecture, 17 invited lectures, 55 high quality oral presentations by international experts and 24 PhD short communications, 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 • Biocatalysis for bioresource transformation (I & II)• Bioenergy• Bioproducts from woody biomass• Biorefineries (I & II)• Biosurfactants• 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 • Pretreatment and transformation of lignocellulosics • Sustainability• Thermochemical transformations of biomass• Valorization of biomass waste streams (I & II)

The eleven previous conferences were a real success, thus proving the importance of these conferences and the willingness to imply sustainable chemistry and renewable resources 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 Ghent!

The Organizing Committee Prof. Christian Stevens Prof. Wim Soetaert Em. Prof. Erick Vandamme Ir. Philippe Tavernier

12th International Conference on Renewable Resources and Biorefineries, Ghent - Belgium, 30-31 May & 1 June 2016 5

Monday, 30 May 2016

09.00 – 10.00 Registration

10.15 – 10.30 Official Opening of RRB-12 & Welcome Address Refter Christian Stevens and Wim Soetaert, Ghent University, BE Welcome to Ghent Freddy Mortier, Vice-Rector, Ghent University, BE Opening Plenary Session Chairs: Christian Stevens and Erick Vandamme, Ghent University, BE 10.30 – 11.15 Biobased Industries Initiative: Public-private partnerships as new business model in Europe Dirk Carrez, Clever Consult, Biobased Industries Consortium (BIC), BE

11.15 – 12.00 Bio-based products serving the needs of the growing world Nigel Mouncey, DOW, USA

12.00 – 12.10 Solvay’s 3 levers for renewable-based chemistry Antoine Amory, Solvay Corporate Research and Innovation

12.10 – 13.00 Lunch offered by Solvay Kapittel Room


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Uni

vers

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Des

met

, Ghe

nt U

nive

rsity

, BE

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mic

al p

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ir: C

hris

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vens

, Ghe

nt U

nive

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, BE

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prod

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child

, Uni

vers

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UK

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Uni

vers

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f Tec

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n B

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Uni

vers

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st p

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liq

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cio

V. M

elia

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abre

ra, A

ston

Uni

vers

ity, U

K

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arhu

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nive

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im, D

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ES

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lig

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dora

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vers

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f Buc

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st, R

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hy

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And

rea

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se, U

nive

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of H

ohen

heim

, DE

12.3

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and

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liq

uid

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gase

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biof

uels

Ullr

ich

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nz S

tein

, Uni

vers

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f Nat

ural

R

esou

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and

Life

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Uni

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E

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- II

Cha

ir: J

enni

fer L

ittle

child

, Uni

vers

ity o

f Exe

ter,

UK

Ther

moc

hem

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tran

sfor

mat

ions

of b

iom

ass

Cha

ir: K

aren

Wils

on, A

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Uni

vers

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KN

utrie

nt &

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ling

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Cha

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rik M

eers

, Ghe

nt U

nive

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, BE

14.3

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ngin

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logy

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S

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Uni

vers

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15.0

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nutr

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an

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Raf

fael

la V

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Cra

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d U

nive

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, UK

15.2

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ES

15.2

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arls

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Inst

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of T

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IT),

DE

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UK

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, Ghe

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land

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Far

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Uni

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AU

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R

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KD

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hair:

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k Va

ndam

me,

Ghe

nt U

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, BE

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na, U

nive

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Ghe

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S

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of Y

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UK

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Res

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Uni

vers

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Man

cha,

ES

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S

10.2

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burg

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Uni

vers

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L

Bio

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Uni

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Poster List – Poster Tour 1

Bioactive compounds from biomass

P1 Adding value to crop biorefineries: Efficient extraction of ferulic acid from wheat bran Victoria Pazo, O. Benito-Román, A. Navarrete, M.J. Cocero, E. Alonso (ES)

P2 Mixed culture polyhydroxyalkanoates production from fermented cheese whey: Productivity, composition and propertiesR. Calero, María Romasanta, B.Lagoa, C. Kennes, M.C. Veiga (ES)

P3 Evaluation of microalgae (Chlamydomonas reinhardtii) for the human consumption Patchaniya Eakpetch, R. Darwish, M. Robert, B. Wolf, D.A. Gray (UK)

P4 Isolation of alkyl glycerol ethers and n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids from squid processing wastes E. Ermolenko, N. Latyshev, R. Sultanov, S. Kasyanov (RU)

P5 Study of plant extracts and natural products from Benin as bio-insecticides Sven Mangelinckx, A.D. Bossou, E. Ahoussi, E. Ruysbergh, A. Adams, G. Smagghe, N. De Kimpe, F. Avlessi, D.C.K. Sohounhloue (BE & BJ)

P6 Biorefining of Foeniculum vulgare L. seeds: Production of vegetable and essential oils, agromaterials and flavored flours B. Sayed Ahmad, O. Merah, A. Hijazi, Z. Saad, Thierry Talou (FR & LB)

P7 Metabolomics as a tool for biorefinery: Case study of a comprehensive chemotaxonomy screening of violets Justine Chervin, G. Marti, P. Perio, N. Martins, F. Nepveu, N. Fabre, C. Pharkeovilay, G. Vilarem, T. Talou (FR)

P8 Bioactive compounds producing rhizobacteria to combat iron deficiency anemia and crop enemies Riyaz Z. Sayyed (IN)

Biobased materials

P9 Crosslinked regerated cellulose membrane via carbamate dissolution system with microwave assisted and hydrothermal treatment Sarani Zakaria, H. Kaco, S.Y. Gan, F. N. Mohammad Padhil, C.H. Chia (MY)

P10 High cell-density P3HB production in a membrane bioreactor Cornelia Haas, T. El-Najjar, N. Virgolini, M. Smerilli, M. Neureiter (AT)

P11 Self-bonded fiberboard from lavender straw, an environmentally-friendly material Thierry Talou, L. Labonne, Ph. Evon (FR)

P12 Rheological and thermo-mechanical properties of styrene free bio-based unsaturated polyester resins Henning Storz, G. Laurenzano (DE)

P13 Use of wooden hydrolysates for biotechnological production of biopolymers by Haloferax mediterranei Pavla Benesova, S. Obruca, D. Kucera, I. Marova (CZ)

P14 Microbial production of polyhydroxyalkanoates from fatty by-products E.J. Rodriguez Gamero, L. Favaro, Lorenzo Cagnin, S. Povolo, M.G. Romanelli, M. Basaglia, S. Casella (IT)

P15 Production, characterization and properties of polyhydroxyalkanoates and exopolysaccharides by Pseudomonas sp. using crude glycerol as carbon source Constantina Kourmentza, D. Araujo, F. Freitas, M.A.M. Reis (PT)

P16 Accumulation of arsenic induced by E-waste in fresh water fish, Channa punctatus in some regions of west U.P. Baby Tabassum, P. Bajaj, R. Sarah (IN)


P17 Studies on bioplastic degradation by phb depolymease of isolates obtained from plastic contaminated sites Riyaz Z. Sayyed (IN)

P18 Cloning of bioplastic producing genes enhances yield and bypasses the need of additional cultivation steps Baby Tabassum (IN)

P19 Estimation of protein extractability in legume and grass species across the spring growth Zeinab Solati, U. Jørgensen, K. Søegaard (DK)

Biocatalysis for bioresource transformation

P20 High itaconic acid production with Aspergillus terreus Susan Krull, A. Hevekerl, A. Kuenz, U. Prüße, K.D. Vorlop (DE)

P21 Carbon recycling with biotechnological processes Cornelia Bähr, V. Haye, D. Herzberg, T. Schwarz (DE)

P22 Characterizing Yarrowia lipolytica as a cell factory for sustainable bioprocesses Patrice Lubuta, M. Workman (DK)

P23 Chemo-enzymatic catalysis for selective conversion of a-pinene to value-added products Madalina Tudorache, A. Gheorghe, S.M. Coman, V.I. Parvulescu (RO)

P24 Biocatlytic autonomous nanorobots for biotransfortion Martin Pumera, A.C. Fisher, B. Kherzi (SG & UK)

P25 Processing of Norwegian spruce galactoglucomannan using an enzyme complex from firmicutes Leszek Michalak, S. Leanti La Rosa, M.L. Leth, M. Abou Hachem, F.L. Aachmann, P.J. Nilsen, S.H. Knutsen, B. Westereng (NO & DK)

Bioenergy

P26 Characterization of Silphium perfoliatum regarding a possible usage in a bio-refinery process Anne Lunze, N. Anders, C. Cürten, A.C. Spiess (DE)

P27 Consolidated bioprocessing of starchy substrates and residues into bioethanol L. Favaro, M. Basaglia, Lorenzo Cagnin, M. Viktor, S.H. Rose, R. Cripwell, M. Bloom, S. Casella, W.H. van Zyl (ZA)

P28 IGNIS-FUNGUS: Increasing the LCV of sludge by means of oleaginous fungus Natividad Moya, F.J. Navarro, A. Gadea (ES)

P29 A biogas production performance of Napier grass in a continuous stirrer reactor under mesophilic temperature Akarin Angkurapinun, S. Chavadej, M. Leethochawalit, P. Intanoo (TH)

Biomass based pharmaceuticals

P30 Production of statins by the valorisation of potato side streams B. Konya, S. Apers, Iris Cornet (BE)

Biomass fractionation

P31 Optimization and scale-up of inulin extraction from Taraxacum koksaghyz Thomas Hahn, K. Harms, W. Wach, S. Rupp, T. Hirth, S. Zibek (DE)


P32 Low temperature stepwise pyrolysis of pubescens: Fractional conversion of the component and product distribution Changwei Hu, X.Y. Lv, Z.C. Jiang, L.L. Li (CN)

P33 Cleavage of inter- and intramolecular linkages of lignin in corncob residue in Na2CO3-H2O- tetrahydrofuran system Zhicheng Jiang, H. Zhang, T. He, J. M. Li, C.W. Hu (CN)

P34 Lipids behaviour in aqueous solution of disrupted microalgae cultivated under nitrogen starving conditions: Molecular simulation compared to experimental study of representative synthetic mixtures Estelle Couallier, E. Clavijo, C. Monteux, B. Rousseau (FR)

P35 Enzymatic hydrolysis of wheat bran and separation of the ferulic acid fraction from the carbohydrate fraction Stephanie Dupoiron, H. Rakotoarivonina, M. Pommet, F. Allais, A. Teixeira, M.L. Lameloise, C. Rémond (FR)

P36 Towards high vegetable oil recoveries through combined pressing and green solvent extraction using twin-screw extrusion technology Evelien Uitterhaegen, O. Merah, T. Talou, C.V. Stevens, P. Evon (FR & BE)

P37 The production of furfural with high yield from the selective conversion of hemicellulose in pubescens Yiping Luo, Z. Li, C. W. Hu (CN)

P38 Phytochemical study of four pharmacopoeia plants from Côte d’Ivoire Gnaoré Yoh Toussaint Douhoré, K.P. Koné, B. Attioua, Y. Soro, C. Vaca-Garcia (CI & FR)

P39 Fractionating of lignocellulosic biomass by dissolution selective precipitation with ionic liquid Marta Lara-Serrano, S. Morales-delaRosa, J.M. Campos-Martín, J.L.G. Fierro (ES)

Bioproducts from woody biomass

P40 Chemical-catalytic conversion of xylose to furfural in a biphasic system comprising water and a new organic solvent Cornelius Staude, U. Prüße (DE)

P41 Conversion of xylose to 2,3-butanediol with a screened Bacillus ssp. strain Malee Kallbach, A. Kuenz, U. Prüße (DE)

P42 Seawater biorefinery of Avicennia marina and Salicornia sinus-persica: A comparison in biomethane potential at seawater conditions Saleha Almardeai, U. Javid, J.R. Bastidas-Oyanedel, J.E. Schmidt (AE)

P43 Effect of spruce-derived phenolics extracted using microwave enhanced pyrolysis on the oxidative stability of biodiesel Abdulrahman Saleh Alwehaibi, D.J. Macquarrie, M.S. Stark (UK)

Biorefineries

P44 Modelling of a lignocellulosic biomass fractionation process in a lab-scale biorefinery with hot pressurized water Alvaro Cabeza, C.M. Piqueras, F. Sobron, J. Garcia-Serna (ES & AR)

P45 The structure/performance relationship of MgO-SiO2 in butadiene production from ethanol and acetaldehyde Bin Wang, Q. Zhu, T. Tan (CN)

P46 Biorefinery concepts within the agri-food supply chain: A road to success Marieke E. Bruins, C. Zhang, H.M. Vollebregt (NL)


P47 Effect of nutrient supplements derived from various industrial waste and by-product streams on succinic acid production via fermentation Chrysanthi Pateraki, V. Kachrimanidou, S. Maina, A. Papadaki, E. Tsouko, N. Kopsahelis, S. Papanikolaou, A. Koutinas (GR)

P48 Systematic risk methodology for assessing biorefinery strategies Virginie Chambost, F. Clerc, P.R. Stuart (CA)

P49 Investigation of process control factors for butyric acid production using undefined mixed cultures Zoitsa Bakrynioti, Y. Zhang (UK)

P50 Techno-economic evaluation of a biorefinery producing arabinose, xylitol and biogas from corn fibre Csaba Fehér, A. Aszalós, Z. Barta (HU)

P51 Impact of culture conditions and flaxseed genotypes on seed dehulling and oil extraction processes Melha-Amel Lazouk, R. Savoire, B. Thomasset, L. Rhazi, F. Mesnard, E. Petit (FR)

P52 Biorefinery of chemicals from lignocellulosic biomass Way Khor, M. Coma, H. Vervaeren, K. Rabaey (BE & UK)

P53 Development of enzyme production technology for biorefineries in Trichoderma reesei Nina Aro, C. Landowski, M. Häkkinen, M. Saloheimo (FI)

P54 Hydrothermal liquefaction as a key part in an integrated biorefining facility Ib Johannsen, B. Sjøgren KIllsgaard, L. Requejo Rosa, M. Jensen (DK)

P55 Bioprocess development for propionic acid production: Exploring the concept of 2G biorefinery Fabricio S. Belgrano, N. Pereira Jr. (BR)

P56 Bioaromatics from wood, lignin, and sugars Sergey Sergeyev (BE)


Poster List – Poster Tour 2

Biosurfactants

P57 Characterizing biosurfactants from lactic acid bacteria Matilde Greve Rasmussen, P.S. Fard, B. Pérez, Z. Guo, P.R. Jensen, D. Otzen (DK)

P58 Novel and sustainable substrates for the production of mannosylerythritol lipids (MELs) by Pseudozyma aphidis Veerle Akkermans, E. Goossens, J. D’aes, J. Dries (BE)

P59 Integrated bioprocess design for the production of tailor-made sophorolipids using Starmerella bombicola: Application testing Lisa Van Renterghem, S. Roelants, N. Baccile, K. De Schamphelaere, N. De Saeyer, Q. Christiaens, T. Verbanck, W. Soetaert (BE & FR)

Chemical platform molecules

P60 Metabolic profile of acidogenic fermentation of two starchy agro-industrial residues and influence of prior cooking Florent Awedem Wobiwo, T.H. Emaga, M. Boda, E. Fokou, S. Gillet, M. Deleu, A. Richel, P.A. Gerin (BE & CM)

P61 A new solvent for the conversion of fructose to HMF in a continuous fixed bed reactor Eric Weingart, L. Teevs, U. Prüße (DE)

P62 Influence of the biomass growth conditions on the bioconversion of glycerol to 3-hydroxypropanoic acid and 1,3-propanediol by resting cells of Lactobacillus reuteri Tiphaine Clément, B. Kauffmann, J. Couvreur (FR)

P63 Hydroxymethylfurfural, a “new” platform chemical from biomass Andrea Kruse, D. Wüst, D. Forchheim (DE)

P64 Chemical hydrolysis of cellulose into fermentable sugars through ionic liquids and antisolvent pretreatments using heterogeneous catalysts Silvia Morales-delaRosa, J.M. Campos-Martin, J.L.G. Fierro (ES)

Downstream processing

P65 Kinetic analysis of the methanol to gasoline reaction in a gradientless recycle reactor Carlos Ortega, Q. Wang, G. Kolb, V. Hessel (NL & DE)

P66 Towards a better understanding of marine microalgae flocculation Gerard P. ‘t Lam, M.H. Vermuë, G. Olivieri, M.H.M. Eppink, R.H. Wijffels (NL, NO & IT)

P67 Evaluation of different methods for the recovery of biotechnologically produced succinic acid Maria Alexandri, A. Vlysidis, H. Papapostolou, I. Kookos, A. Koutinas (GR)

P68 Microbial treatment approaches for high-purity fructooligosaccharides production Cristiana C. Castro, C. Nobre, G. De Weireld, A.L. Hanston (BE & PT)

Metabolic engineering of fermentation processes

P69 Effect of nutrients on the production of conjugated linoleic acid by oleaginous yeast Nabila Imatoukene, A Idrissi Taghki, J. Verbek, A. Beopoulos, C.O. Sarde, B. Thomasset, J.M. Nicaud, M. Nonus (FR)

P70 Novel process for conversion of metanol to butyric acid Ka-Yiu, San, M.V. Bule, M.R. Karanjikar, D. Magnan, G.B. Bennett (USA)


P71 Process for bioconversion of biomass in to hydrocarbon fuels Ka-Yiu, San, M.V. Bule, M.R. Karanjikar, G.B. Bennett (USA)

Micro and macro algae technology

P72 Selective extraction of intracellular components from the microalga Chlorella vulgaris by combined pulsed electric field-temperature treatment P. Richard Postma, G. Pataro, M.M. Capitoli, M.J. Barbosa, R.H. Wijffels, M.H.M. Eppink, G. Olivieri, G. Ferrari (NL & IT)

P73 Cultivation of microalgae in WWTP Consuelo Egea Mellado, M.T. Pérez-Capel, T.R. Serna (ES)

P74 Optimization of lipid extraction in microalgae strains using different pre-treatment methods Aldo Mirisola, R. Ronneau, V. Koy, A.L. Hantson, D. Thomas (BE)

Nutrient and energy cycling

P75 Phosphate recovery for sewage sludge via hydrothermal carbonisatsion Andrea Kruse, G.C. Becker (DE)

P76 Can acidificiation increase nitrogen fertilizer value of bio-based fertilizers? Ivona Sigurnjak, E. Michels, S. Crappé, S. Buysens, F.M.G. Tack, E. Meers (BE)

Pretreatment and transformation of lignocellulosic

P77 Optimization of common chemical pretreatments to enhance the enzymatic hydrolysis of wheat chaff Jörn Oetken, H. Storz, U. Prüße (DE)

P78 Biotechnological itaconic acid production from wheat chaff hydrolysate Susan Krull, L. Eidt, A. Hevekerl, A. Kuenz, J. Oetken, H. Storz, U. Prüße (DE)

P79 Is it waste or energy? Conversion of beer bagasse into biofuel precursors Almudena Lorente, C. Lucas-Torres, M.P. Sánchez-Verdú, A. Moreno, B. Cabañas (ES)

P80 Membrane-based detoxification of lignocellulosic hydrolyzates for production of a sugar enriched fermentation medium Axel Fayet, A. Teixeira, T. Clement, M. Bouix, M.L. Lameloise (FR)

P81 Impact of major impurities of crude syngas from the bioliq® pilot plant on growth and product formation of acetogenic bacteria Anke Neumann, F. Oswald, C. Syldatk (DE)

P82 Using capillary electrophoresis to reveal the substrate specificity of two α-l-arabinofuranosidases from glycoside hydrolase families 43 and 62 (BE) Maria Fonseca, T. Desmet, A.V. Landschoot, I. Stals, Y. Briers (BE)

P83 Reactivity of glucan and xylan in sorghum feedstocks: Comparing wild versus reduced lignin content lines and dilute acide versus deacetylation followed by dilute acid pretreatment Bruno Godin, N. Nagle, S. Sattler, R. Agneessens, J. Delcarte, E. Wolfrum (USA & BE)

P84 Laccase detoxification of lignocellulose hydrolysate and process integration V. Sóti, S. Lenaerts, Iris Cornet (BE)


Thermochemical transformations of biomass

P85 Hydrothermal carbonization as a potential mobile and flexible process for the conversion of biomass into biochar Hanne Wikberg, M. Campargue, A. Käsper, D. da Silva Perez, S.H. Larsson, T. Tamminen (FI, FR, EE & SE)

P86 Simultaneous conversion of C5 and C6 lignocellulosic polysaccharides to platform chemicals through microwave-assisted hydrolysis Nick Sweygers, R. Dewil, L. Appels (BE)

P87 The role of thermochemical conversion in biorefinery concepts – Not just syngas production Jaap H.A. Kiel, B.J. Vreugdenhil, M.K. Cieplik (NL)

P88 A gas-solid vortex reactor for the fast pyrolysis of biomass Arturo Gonzalez-Quiroga, P.A. Reyniers, S. Kulkarni, H. Carstensen, K.M. Van Geem, G.B. Marin (BE)

P89 Hydrothermal carbonisation: Process and products Andrea Kruse (DE)

P90 Pyrolysis of cassava peel in a fluidized bed reactor Sajid Latif, A. Funke, J. Müller (DE)

P91 Co-pyrolysis of lignin rich stillage from 2nd generation bio-ethanol plant and low density poly ethylene (LDPE) using micro-pyrolyzer Neil Priharto, W. Prins, F. Ronsse, H.J. Heeres (BE)

Valorisation of biomass waste streams

P92 Valorization of pulp and paper industry byproducts for short-chain fatty acids (SCFA) and polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA) production Diogo Queirós, R. Sousa, J. Pereira, A.M.B.R. Xavier, P.C. Lemos, L.S. Serafim (PT)

P93 Valorization of industrial waste water sludge by extraction of ale (alginate-like polysaccharides) Jeroen Geuens, H. Sels, M. Bartels, J. Dries (BE)

P94 Evaluation of phenolic compounds composition of orange waste comparing organic and conventional farming Luize Zola Ramin, B.S. Bellete, V.G. Zuin, M.R. Forim, J.B. Fernandes, M.F.G.F. Silva (BR)

P95 Valorisation of goat dung through the production of high value chemicals by dark fermentation Usama Javid, J.R. Bastidas-Oyanedel, J.E. Schmidt (AE)

P96 Conversion of biomass residues into activated carbon for the removal of metals from industrial wastewater Miet Van Dael, K. Sniegowki, T. Kuppens, J. Yperman, P.J. D’Huys, L. Braeken (BE)

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