The poster session will take place at the 1st floor (booths 32, 33, 34 and 35) during the lunch break of the 1st day (12:50-14:20, CET)
Robert Kunzmann – AC Biode (DE)
Biochemicals from Palm Oil Waste
Joséphine Munsch – Elkem Silicones (NO)
Elkem is advancing the Circular Economy for Silicones, from innovative research to product development
Petri Mast – ETB Global (FR)
Bio-based Butadiene: a Sustainable Building Block for High Performance Plastics and Rubber
Ulrike Junghans – Fraunhofer CBP (DE)
The second life of paper towels – valuable feedstock for biotechnological production of basic chemicals
Kerstin Thiele – Fraunhofer CBP (DE)
Scale up of caranlactam synthesis
Antje Lieske – Fraunhofer IAP (DE)
Towards a Genuine Circular Production of Flexible PLA-Grades in Germany
Fawaz Al Hussein – Fraunhofer IFAM (DE)
Utilization of CO₂ as raw material for monomers and polymers
Ricarda Görtz – curenergy (DE)
Circular Industry
Patricia Parlevliet – Green Pearl Innovation (DE)
Biomanufacturing meets waste: how microbes help to create tomorrow’s materials from waste
Katharina Grünheide – Institut für Kunststofftechnik Darmstadt (DE)
Mechanical Characterization of Coated Grass Fibres via Microindentation
Marko Laakkonen – Kemira (FI)
Defossilization of OCC Board Strength Application by Cationic Alpha-Glucan
Jürgen Leßlhumer – Kompetenzzentrum Holz (DE)
Fossil-free wood polymer composites for the next generation of terrace decking
Gopika Nair – Leibniz Institute for Catalysis (DE)
Depolymerization of biobased Polyethylene furanoate (PEF) and Polybutylene furanoate (PBF) through heterogeneous catalysis
Velimir Pajic – Liquim (AU)
Invisible Strength. Visible Impact: Liquim’s Environmental Microfilm
Julien Aupoil – L’Oréal (FR)
Towards sustainable cosmetic ingredients and management of minerals in downstream industries with a new mineral resources abundance index
Joseph Paros – Northumbria University (UK)
Microbial chassis engineering for gram scale production of a pyruvate-derived chemical from CO₂
Joss Prest – Northumbria University (UK)
C. necator and sustainable fermentation, using 4th generation feedstocks for the production of industrially valuable compounds
Ewan Waters – Northumbria University (UK)
Upgrading waste carbon to value-added chemicals in a mixotrophic gas fermentation bioprocess
Sergio Mastroianni – SYENSQO (BE)
Sustainable Chemistries from Renewable Resources: How to defossilise chemical industry
Philipp Wohlfahrt – SKZ – KFE (DE)
CREATE: Innovating bio-plastics together – A network approach
Sari Rautiainen – VTT (FI)
Case examples of sustainable solutions at VTT: Valorisation of lignin, agricultural side streams and CO₂ into renewable chemicals and monomers