Bioprocessing and Fermentation Technology for Biomass Conversion
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Applied Biosciences and Bioengineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 July 2024 | Viewed by 2605
Special Issue Editors
Interests: biomass conversion to biofuel; biochemicals; biomaterials; fermentation; bioprocess engineering; microbial biotechnology; biochemical engineering; applied microbiology
Interests: industrial biotechnology; bioconversion; bioengineering; bioprocesses; biomass and residues; biorefineries; microbial conversion processes; microbiology
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Interests: conversion of biomass and wet wastes into bioenergy and bioproducts; algal biotechnology; waste to energy; energy and nutrient cycling; thermochemical and biological processing of biomass
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Biomass and biorefinery play a crucial role in addressing the pressing challenges of energy security, climate change, and sustainable development. Biomass is the only renewable resource that can be converted to chemicals and materials, in addition to energy.
The utilization of renewable biomass resources for energy, material, and chemical production offers significant environmental advantages over fossil fuels, as it reduces greenhouse gas emissions and dependence on non-renewable resources. The Special Issue entitled "Bioprocessing and Fermentation Technology for Biomass Conversion" focuses on advancements in bioprocessing and fermentation technologies that enable the efficient conversion of biomass into bioenergy, chemicals, and materials.
This Special Issue includes the development of new technologies, novel feedstocks, biomass pretreatments, fermentation strategies, and the utilization of microorganisms in monoculture, coculture, and consortium systems. Additionally, studies on microbial engineering, cell factories, process optimization, algal biotechnology, anaerobic digestion, upstream and downstream processing, enzyme discovery and applications, life cycle assessment (LCA), and other related areas are also encouraged. The collection of articles will provide valuable insights into the latest research and innovation in the field, advancing the prospects of sustainable biorefinery and bioenergy production.
By exploring innovative strategies and solutions, this Special Issue contributes to the advancement of sustainable energy systems and the realization of a greener future.
Dr. Harifara Rabemanolontsoa
Dr. Joachim Venus
Dr. Andrew Ross
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- bioprocessing
- fermentation technologies
- biomass conversion
- bioenergy production
- fermentation strategies
- microorganisms
- bio-catalytic conversion
- monoculture, coculture, consortium
- microbial engineering
- metabolic engineering
- genome engineering
- gene expression control
- cell factory
- process optimization
- algal biotechnology
- anaerobic digestion
- upstream and downstream processing
- enzyme discovery and applications
- life cycle assessment (LCA)
- biorefinery
- bioenergy production
