2010 Annual Meeting

Session: Environmental Biotechnology: Green Bioprocessing

Bio-based processing provides an environmentally friendly route to produce value-added products from renewable resources. Papers are sought on fundamental and applied research toward conversion of waste streams to value-added products using biochemical or biologically-mediated processes, with the goal of reducing true process waste. Fundamental studies to characterize microbial growth and product formation kinetics, metabolic pathways, product selectivity, and process yield are of interest, as are those exploring enzyme-based processes. Waste streams may be from any industry, including agricultural, forest products, food, fuel, and chemical processing.

Chair

Ramon Gonzalez, Rice University

Co-Chair

David N. Thompson, Idaho National Laboratory

Presentations

08:30 AM

08:50 AM

Marinella Tsakalova, Ta-Chen Lin, Aidong Yang, Antonis Kokossis

09:10 AM

Hyun-Dong Shin, Shara McClendon, Zichao Mao, Rachel Ruizhen Chen

09:30 AM

Andro Mondala, Rafael Hernandez, Todd French, Linda McFarland, Jorge Santo Domingo, Brandon Iker, Hodon Ryu

09:50 AM

10:20 AM

Nuttha Thongchul, Sajee Noitang, Sarintip Sooksai, Amorn Petsom, Veerapat Tantayakom, Phatthanon Prasitchoke

10:40 AM