Sociedad Iberoamenacana para el Red Española de Biorrefinerías … · 2018-10-29 · Joachim...

Red Española de Biorrefinerías Sustentables Sociedad Iberoamenacana para el

Desarrollo de las Biorefinerías

Committees

Eulogio Castro — President Universidad de Jaén, España

Cristóbal Cara Universidad de Jaén, España

Encarnación Ruiz Ramos Universidad de Jaén, España

Inmaculada Romero Universidad de Jaén, España

Manuel Moya Universidad de Jaén, España

Francisco Gírio LNEG, Portugal

Luis C. Duarte LNEG, Portugal

Florbela Carvalheiro LNEG, Portugal

Jalel Labidi U. del País Vasco, España

Juan Miguel Romero García Universidad de Jaén, España

Organizing Committee

Adriana Longoria Hernández Instituto de Energías Renovables-UNAM, Mexico

Alberto Coz Universidad de Cantabria, España

Alejandro Rodríguez Pascual Universidad de Córdoba, España

Alfredo Martínez Instituto de Biotecnología, UNAM, Mexico

Aloia Romaní Universidade de Minho, Portugal

Antonio Chica Lara ITQ, Valencia, España

Anton Friedl TU Wien, Austria

Apostolis Koutinas Agricultural University of Athens, Grecia

Arturo Sánchez CINVESTAV, Guadalajara, Mexico

Beatriz Gullón Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, España

Carlos Martín Umea University, Sweden

Carlos Ariel Cardona Universidad Nacional de Colombia

Carolina Parra Universidad de Concepción, Chile

Cinzia Faraco University of Naples Federico II, Italia

Claudia Lareo Universidad de la República, Uruguay

Cristiane Farinas EMBRAPA, Brasil

Cristóbal Cara Corpas Universidad de Jaén, España

Csaba Feher Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungría

David Ibarra Trejo INIA, Madrid, España

Davinia Salvachúa National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), Estados Unidos

Diego Moldes Moreira Universidad de Vigo, España

Eleni Iliopoulou CPERI/CERTH, Greece

Elia Tomás Pejó IMDEA Energía, Madrid, España

Elisabet Aranda Universidad de Granada, España

Scientific Committee

1

Committees

Encarnación Ruiz Ramos Universidad de Jaén, España

Eulogio Castro Universidad de Jaén, España

F. Gabriel Acién Fernández Universidad de Almería, España

Fernando Vidal Universidad de Sevilla, España

Florbela Carvalheiro LNEG, Lisboa, Portugal

Francisco Gírio LNEG, Lisboa, Portugal

Francisco Jurado Melguizo Universidad de Jaén, España

Gabriel Blázquez Universidad de Granada, España

German Aroca Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile

Héctor A. Ruiz Universidad de Coahuila, Mexico

Idania Valdez Vásquez UNAM, Mexico

Inés del Campo Colmenar CENER, España

Inmaculada Romero Universidad de Jaén, España

Isabel Belo Universidad de Minho, Portugal

Jalel Labidi Universidad del País Vasco, España

Javier Andrés Davila Rincon Universidad Tadeo Lozano, Colombia

Enrique Javier Carvajal Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador

Joachim Venus Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and Bioeconomy, Potsdam, Alemania

John A. Posada Duque Delft University. Países Bajos

José António Teixeira Universidad de Minho, Portugal

José Manuel Domínguez González Universidade de Vigo, España

Juan Carlos Villar INIA, Madrid, España

Juan Miguel Romero García Universidad de Jaén, España

Jorge Rencoret IRNAS-CSIC, España

Laureano Jiménez Universidad Rovira i Virgili, España

Luciane Sene UNIOESTE, Brasil

Luis Duarte LNEG, Lisboa, Portugal

Luis Miguel Madeira Universidade de Porto, Portugal

Luiz Pereira Ramos Universidade federal do Paraná, Brasil

Luz Marina Florez Universidad Autónoma de Occidente, Colombia

María Eugenia Eugenio INIA, Madrid, España

Maite Garcia Cubero Universidad de Valladolid, España

Manuel Moya Universidad de Jaén, España

Marcelo Domine ITQ, España

Scientific Comittee

2

Committees

María Conceiçao Fernandes CEBAL, Portugal

María Cristina Schiappacasse Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

María das Graças Felipe Universidad de Sao Paulo, Brasil

María González Alriols Universidad del País Vasco, España

María José Cocero Universidad de Valladolid, España

María José Negro Álvarez CIEMAT, Madrid, España

Mercedes Ballesteros CIEMAT, España

Miguel Ladero Galán Universidad Complutense, Madrid, España

Montserrat Pérez García Universidad de Cádiz, España

Montserrat Zamorano Universidad de Granada, España

Nuno Oliveira Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal

Olena Sevastyanova KTH; Sweden

Patricia Gullón Universidad del País Vasco, España

Paul de Wild ECN, Holanda

Rafael Borja Instituto de la Grasa, Sevilla ,España

Rocío Díaz-Chávez Stockholm Environment Institute – Africa central

Silvio Vaz Junior EMBRAPA, Brasil

Gumersindo Feijoo Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, España

Solange Mussatto DTU, Dinamarca

Tarja Tamminen VTT, Finlandia

Telma Franco UNICAMP, Brasil

Thelmo Lu Chao Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, España

Ulrika Rova Luleå University of Technology, Suecia

Scientific Committee

3

SUMMARY SCHEDULE

WEDNESDAY 24 OCTOBER 2018

9:30 Opening ceremony

10:00 Plenary conference

10:45 Parallel sessions

11:15 Coffee Break

11:45 Oral Presentations

13:30 Lunch


17:00 Coffee Break

17:00 Poster Session I

19:00 End of Works

19:30 Tourist visit

THURSDAY 25 OCTOBER 2018

9:00 Plenary Conference


10:15 Oral presentations

11:00 Coffee Break


13:15 Lunch


17:00 Coffee Break

17:00 Poster Session II

19:00 End of Works

21:00 Gala dinner

FRIDAY 26 OCTOBER 2018

9:00 Plenary Conference



10:45 Coffee break


12:45 Concluding remarks/Closing ceremony

13:15 Farewell cocktail

4

Wednesday 24/10/2018 Programme at a glance: MORNING SESSION 8:30—13:30

Biomass for Biorefineries

Chair 1. Apostolis Koutinas,

Agricultural University of Athens, Greece

Chair 2. Alejandro Rodríguez Pascual,

Universidad de Córdoba, Spain

Aula Magna — SESSION O1

Pretreatment and fractionation

Chair 1. Luciane Sene,

UNIOESTE, Brazil

Chair 2. Antonio Chica,

ITQ, Spain

Salón de Grados I — SESSION O2

SESSION O1 SESSION O2

10:45 Keynote 1. Carolina Grassi State University of Campinas, Brasil

Keynote 2. José Antonio Teixeira. Universidade de Minho, Portugal

11:15 Coffee Break

11:45 Oral 1.1 44 Oral 2.1 2

12:00 Oral 1.2 96 Oral 2.2 34

12:15 Oral 1.3 171 Oral 2.3 35

12:30 Oral 1.4 193 Oral 2.4 90

12:45 Oral 1.5 209 Oral 2.5 127

13:00 Oral 1.6 212 Oral 2.6 129

13:15 Oral 1.7 267 Oral 2.7 228

13:30 Lunch

Aula Magna

8:30 Registration

9:30 Opening Ceremony in Aula Magna

10:00 PLENARY TALK PT1—NACEUR BELGACEM

6

Wednesday 24/10/2018 Programme at a glance:

AFTERNOON SESSION 15:00—19:00

Thermochemical platform

Chair 1. Borbala Erdei,

Lund University, Sweden

Chair 2. Xabier Erdocia,

Universidad del País Vasco, Spain


Biochemical processes Chair 1. Inés del Campo,

CENER, Spain

Chair 2. Csaba Feher,

Technical and Economic University of

Budapest, Hungary


Biobased compounds (I)

Chair 1. Idania Valdez Vázquez,

UNAM, Mexico

Chair 2. John Posada-Duque,

Delft University of Technology, Netherlands

Salón de Grados II — SESSION O5

SESSION O3 SESSION O4 SESSION O5

15:00

Keynote 3. David Serrano IMDEA-Energy Madrid, Spain

Keynote 4. Jeroen Hugenholtz Wageningen Food & Biobased Research, The Netherlands

Keynote 5. Alfredo Martínez Instituto de Biotecnología UNAM, Mexico

15:30 Oral 3.1 15 Oral 4.1 42 Oral 5.1 45

15:45 Oral 3.2 94 Oral 4.2 69 Oral 5.2 48

16:00 Oral 3.3 124 Oral 4.3 84 Oral 5.3 73

16:15 Oral 3.4 150 Oral 4.4 117 Oral 5.4 101

16:30 Oral 3.5 165 Oral 4.5 135 Oral 5.5 78

16:45 Oral 3.6 264 Oral 4.6 158 Oral 5.6 26

17:00 Oral 3.7 12

17:15 Coffee Break

Poster Session I

19:00 END OF WORKS

19:30 Tourist Visit

7

Thursday 25/10/2018 Programme at a glance: MORNING SESSION 8:30—13:15

Aula Magna

8:30 Registration

9:00 PLENARY TALK PT2—GREGG BECKHAM

Biobased compounds (II)

Chair 1. Inmaculada Romero,

Universidad de Jaén, Spain

Chair 2. Florbela Carvalheiro,

LNEG, Portugal


Green Chemistry

Chair 1. María da Conceiçao Fernandes,

IPBeja, Portugal

Chair 2. Héctor Ruiz,

Universidad de Saltillo, Mexico


Advances in Biorefineries

Chair 1. Antonia Infantes,

Universidad de Málaga, Spain

Chair 2. Arturo Sánchez,

CINVESTAV, Mexico

Salón de Grados II — SESSION O8


9:45

Keynote 6. Davinia Salvachúa NREL, USA

Keynote 7. Jason Hallett Imperial College of London, UK

Keynote 8. George Huber University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

10:15 Oral 6.1 123 Oral 7.1 61 Oral 8.1 17

10:30 Oral 6.2 125 Oral 7.2 66 Oral 8.2 29

10:45 Oral 6.3 276 Oral 7.3 151 Oral 8.3 56

11:00 Coffee break

11:30 Oral 6.4 160 Oral 7.4 159 Oral 8.4 136

11:45 Oral 6.5 192 Oral 7.5 172 Oral 8.5 140

12:00 Oral 6.6 194 Oral 7.6 177 Oral 8.6 152

8

Thursday 25/10/2018 Programme at a glance:

Chair 1. Juan Carlos Colmenares,

Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland

Chair 2. Elleni Iliopoulou,

CPERI/CERT, Greece


Biomass for Biorefineries

Chair 1. Moussa Dicko,

Université Paris XIII, France

Chair 2. Gabriel Acién,

Universidad de Almería, Spain



12:15 Oral 6.7 211 Oral 7.7 179 Oral 8.7 176

12:30 Oral 6.8 229 Oral 7.8 255 Oral 8.8 180

12:45 Oral 6.9 116 Oral 7.9 273 Oral 8.9 234

13:00 Oral 6.10 146 Oral 7.10 295 Oral 8.10 230

13:15 Lunch


15:00 Keynote 9. Carlos A. Cardona Universidad Nacional de Colombia

Keynote 10. Gabriel Acién Universidad de Almería, Spain

15:30 Oral 9.1 46 Oral 10.1 259

15:45 Oral 9.2 49 Oral 10.2 145

16:00 Oral 9.3 77 Oral 10.3 104

16:15 Oral 9.4 153 Oral 10.4

16:30 Oral 9.5 223

16:45 Oral 9.6 278 Oral 10.5.309

17:00 Coffee break

Poster session II

19:00 END OF WORKS

21:00 Gala Dinner

Techno-economic evaluation, sustainability and LCA analysis

9

Friday 26/10/2018 Programme at a glance: MORNING SESSION 8:30—13:15

Lignin production and applications

Chair 1. Lucília Domingues,

Universidade do Minho, Portugal

Chair 2. Germán Aroca,

Pontificia Universidad Católica de

Valparaíso, Chile


Ongoing biorefinery projects

Chair 1. Frederik de Bruyn,

Bio Base Europe Pilot Plant, Belgium

Chair 2. Caterina Call,

IMECAL, Spain



9:45 Keynote 11. Ingvar Landälv Fuels and Energy Consulting

Keynote 12. Rafael Luque Universidad de Córdoba

10:15 Oral 11.1 55 Oral 12.1 8

10:30 Oral 11.2 114 Oral 12.2 10

10:45 Coffee Break

11:15 Oral 11.4 236 Oral 12.3 122

11:30 Oral 11.5 237 Oral 12.4 170

11:45 Oral 11.6 252 Oral 12.5 173

12:00 Oral 11.7 Oral 12.6 186

12:15 Oral 11.8 266 Oral 12.7 300

12:30 Oral 12.8 263

12:45 Concluding remarks—Closing ceremony

13:15 Farewell cocktail

Aula Magna

8:30 Registration

9:00 PLENARY TALK PT3—FRANCISCO GÍRIO

LNEG – Laboratório Nacional de Energia e Geologia, Lisboa, Portugal

10

EXTENDED PROGRAMME

8:30 Registration


10:00

PLENARY TALK PT1— NACEUR BELGACEM

— UNIVERSITY GRENOBLE ALPES, CNRS, GRENOBLE INP, FRANCE

Recent Advances on the Surface Functionalisation of Cellulose Fibres: Fundamentals, Techniques of Characterisation and Concrete Applications

SESSION O1: Biomass for Biorefineries Chair 1: Apostolis Koutinas, Agricultural University of Athens, Greece Chair 2: Alejandro Rodríguez Pascual, Universidad de Córdoba, Spain

10:45

Keynote 1. Carolina Grassi

— STATE UNIVERSITY OF CAMPINAS, BRASIL

Energy cane, second-generation technology and public policies:

the three main axes for the bioeconomy establishment.

11:15 Coffee Break

11:45

Oral 1.1 44 Alejandro Rodríguez, Eduardo Espinosa, Juan

Domínguez-Robles, Isabel Bascón and Rafael Sánchez.

WHEAT STRAW VALORIZATION. MUCH MORE THAN BREAD

12:00

Oral 1.2 96 Miguel Ladero, Juan Carlos Villar, Victoria E. Santos

and Félix García-Ochoa. 2G BIOREFINERY: FROM MULTIPLE RAW

MATERIALS TO DIVERSE PRODUCT

12:15

Oral 1.3 171 Mikel Orive and David San Martín.

VALORISATION OF BREWER´S BY—PRODUCTS AS

SECOND-GENERATION FEEDSTUFF FOR AQUACULTURE FEED

12:30

Oral 1.4 193 Csaba Fehér, Bettina Paszerbovic and Soma Bedö.

SUGAR—PLATFORM BIOREFINING OF AGRO-INDUSTRIAL

BY-PRODUCTS

12:45

Oral 1.5 209 Christina A. Hernández, Enrique Alarcón, Arturo

Sánchez and Idania Valdez Vázquez. CHARACTERIZATION OF LIG-

NOCELLULOSIC AGRICULTURE FEEDSTOCKS IN MEXICO

WEDNESDAY, 24 OCTOBER 2018

AULA MAGNA

13

O1

13:00

Oral 1.6 212 Cátia Mendes, Priscilla Vergara, José Carbajo,

Juan Villar, Jorge Rocha and M. Graça Carvalho.

VALORIZATION OF LIGNOCELLULOSIC RESIDUES: BIOCHEMICAL

PLATAFORM FOR ETHANOL PRODUCTION

13:15

Oral 1.7 267 Junia Alves—Ferreira, María C. Fernandes, Luís C.

Duarte, Alfredo Martínez, Helena Pereira and Florbela

Carvalheiro. DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPLETE VALORIZATION

STRATEGY FOR Cistus ladanifer RESIDUES

13:30 Lunch

WEDNESDAY, 24 OCTOBER 2018 O1

8:30 Registration


10:00

SESSION O2. Pretreatment and fractionation

Chair 1: Luciane Sene, UNIOESTE, Brazil

Chair 2: Antonio Chica, ITQ, Spain

10:45

Keynote 2. José Antonio Teixeira — UNIVERSIDADE DE MINHO,PORTUGAL

Electric field-based technologies for valorization of bioresources

11:15 Coffe Break

11:45

Oral 2.1 2 Carlos Arce, Edmond Maican, Mariana Ferdes,

Tamara Llano and Alberto Coz. LIGNOCELLULOSIC WASTE PRE-

TREATMENT WITH DEEP EUTECTIC SOLVENTS

12:00

Oral 2.2 34 Carlos Martín, Jan Christoph Peinemann, Maogui

Wei, Stefan Stagge, Shaojun Xiong and Leif J. Jönsson.

DILUTE-SULFURIC-ACID PRETREATMENT OF DE-STARCHED

CASSAVA STEMS FOR ENHANCING THE ENZYMATIC

CONVERTIBILITY AND TOTAL GLUCAN RECOVERY

12:15

Oral 2.3 35 María José Cocero Alonso, Celia M Martínez, Luis

Vaquerizo and Tijana Adamovic. LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOMASS

REFINERY BY SUBCRITICAL/ SUPERCRITICAL WATER ULTRAFAST

HYDROLYSIS

WEDNESDAY, 24 OCTOBER 2018

Salón de Grados I

O2

14

12:30

Oral 2.4 90 Rita Pontes, Aloia Romaní, Michele Michelin, Lucília

Domingues, José Teixeira and João Nunes. MULTI-FEEDSTOCK

BIOREFINERY FOR VALORIZATION OF FOREST AND MARGINAL

LAND RESOURCES: COMPARATIVE AUTOHYDROLYSIS

12:45

Oral 2.5 127 Pablo G. Del Río, Daniel R. Ramos,

Elena Domínguez, Viana D. Domínguez and Gil Garrote.

ACID PRETREATMENT OF PAULOWNIA WOOD

13:00

Oral 2.6 129 Elisa Zanuso, Daniela Aguilar, Rosa Rodríguez,

Arturo Sánchez and Héctor Ruiz.

POTENTIAL OF AGAVE BAGASSE FEEDSTOCK FOR

BIOREFINERY – HYDROTHERMAL PRETREATMENT

13:15

Oral 2.7 228 Juan R. Portela. HYDROTHERMAL PROCESSES FOR

BIOMASS AND ORGANIC WASTEWATERS VALORIZATION

13:30 Lunch



SESSION O3. Thermochemical platform

Chair 1: Borbala Erdei, Lund University, Sweden

Chair 2: Xabier Erdocia, Universidad del País Vasco, Spain

15:00

Keynote 3. David Serrano

— IMDEA-ENERGY MADRID, SPAIN

Challenges in biomass pyrolysis and catalytic bio-oil upgrading

for the production of advanced biofuels

15:30

Oral 3.1 15 Sergio Jiménez, Ángel Peral, Patricia Pizarro and Da-

vid Pedro Serrano.

EX-SITU FAST CO-PYROLYSIS OF EUCALYPTUS WOODCHIPS AND

LOW DENSITY POLYETHYLENE WITH ZEOLITE AND MESOPOROUS

15:45

Oral 3.2 94 Jaime Martín-Pascual, Miguel Luis Rodríguez,

Joaquín Jódar and Montserrat Zamorano.

DETERMINATION OF OPTIMAL OPERATIVE CONDITIONS FOR

TORREFACTION OF OLIVE WASTE BIOMASS

AULA MAGNA

15


16:00

Oral 3.3 124 Charlie Stephan, Coumba Doucoure, Farida Lamari,

Paolo Stringari, Christophe Coquelet and Moussa Dicko.

AN APPROACH TO SIMULATE LIQUID-LIQUID EXTRACTION FROM

PYROLYSIS BIO-OIL IN PROCESS SIMULATION SOFTWARES.

LIQUID-LIQUID

16:15

Oral 3.4 150 Antonio Chica and María Consuelo Hernández-Soto.

NICKEL-BASED CATALYSTS TO ENHANCE HYDROGEN

PRODUCTION DURING TOBACCO BIOMASS GASIFICATION

16:30

Oral 3.5 165 Luis Romero-Hermoso, Mara Cea, María Eugenia

González and Rodrigo Navia.

CARBON SPHERES FROM BEET MOLASSES USING MICROWAVE

ASSISTED HYDROTHERMAL CARBONIZATION

16:45

Oral 3.6 264 Andrés Álvarez-Murillo, Beatriz Ledesma, Silvia Ro-

mán, Carmen M. González-García, Eduardo Sabio and Juan Félix

González. THE CASE OF A GASIFICATION PILOT POWER PLANT.

BUILDING UP AND OPERATION

17:00

Oral 3.7 12 Eleni Iliopoulou, Eleni Pachatouridou, Chrysa

Michailof, Kostas Kalogiannis and Angelos Lapppas.

CATALYTIC PYROLYSIS OF OLIVE MILL WASTES: FROM A

POLLUTANT TO GREEN FUEL

17:15 Coffee Break

Poster session I

19:00 END OF WORKS

19:30 Tourist Visit

16


SESSION O4. Biochemical processes

Chair 1: Inés del Campo, CENER, Spain

Chair 2: Csaba Feher,

Technical and Economic University of Budapest, Hungary

15:00

Keynote 4. Jeroen Hugenholtz

—WAGENINGEN FOOD & BIOBASED RESEARCH, THE NETHERLANDS

From trash to cash; Production of high-value, biobased,

chemicals from industrial waste streams

15:30

Oral 4.1 42 Enrique Cubas-Cano, Mercedes Ballesteros, Cristina

González-Fernández and Elia Tomás-Pejó. LACTIC ACID

PRODUCTION FROM HEMICELLULOSIC HYDROLYSATES BY

Lactobacillus pentosus CECT 4023T IN A BIOREFINERY CONTEXT

15:45

Oral 4.2 69 Marcela Pino, Rosa Rodríguez, Michelin Michele,

Ricardo Morales and Héctor Ruiz. ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS OF

HIDROTHERMALLY PRETREATED AGAVE BAGASSE

16:00

Oral 4.3 84 Andrés Felipe Arroyo Avirama, Jorge Alberto

Vásquez Castillo, Vanessa Rondón Berrío, Brayan Stiven Valdés

Álzate, Francy Camila Chaves Erazo, Sebastián Porras Quintero

and Lizbeth Tatiana Delado Alarcón. EVALUATION OF SUBSTRATE

AND NITROGEN CONCENTRATION IN AN ALCOHOLIC FERMENTA-

TION PROCESS WITH CASSAVA’S FLOUR

16:15

Oral 4.4 117 Helena Fernandes, Nicole Pires, Helena Peres,

Aires Oliva-Teles, Isabel Belo and José Salgado.

SOLID-STATE FERMENTATION OF Ulva rigida FOR PRODUCTION

OF CELLULASES, XYLANASES AND Β-GLUCOSIDASE

16:30

Oral 4.5 135 Sofía Maina, Seraphim Papanikolaou, Aline

Machado de Castro and Apostolis Koutinas. BIOPROCESS

DEVELOPMENT FOR THE PRODUCTION OF 2R,3R-BUTANEDIOL

AND ACETOIN USING A NEWLY ISOLATED GRAS STRAIN

16:45

Oral 4.6 158 Sara Baptista, Aloia Romaní, Joana Cunha and

Lucília Domingues. BIOTECHNOLOGICAL PRODUCTION OF XYLI-

TOL: ENGINEERING INDUSTRIAL Saccharomyces cerevisiae FOR

VALORIZATION OF LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOMASS

SALÓN GRADOS I

17


17:15 Coffee Break

Poster session I

19:00 END OF WORKS

19:30 Tourist Visit


SESSION O5. Biobased compounds (I)

Chair 1: Idania Valdez Vázquez, UNAM, Mexico

Chair 2: John Posada-Duque, Delft University of Technology,

15:00

Keynote 5. Alfredo Martínez

— INSTITUTO DE BIOTECNOLOGÍA, UNAM, MEXICO

D and L-lactic acid production: from biochemistry, metabolic

engineering and lignocellulosic feedstocks to fermentation,

biorefineries, andeconomic feasibility

15:30

Oral 5.1 45 Isabel Bascón Villegas, Rafael Sánchez, Juan

Domínguez Robles, Eduardo Espinosa, Mónica Sánchez and

Alejandro Rodríguez.

PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE FROM VEGETABLE PLANTS.

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY PROCESS

15:45

Oral 5.2 48 Eduardo Espinosa, Rafael Sánchez, Juan Domínguez-

Robles, Isabel Bascón-Villegas, Mónica Sánchez-Gutiérrez and

Alejandro Rodríguez. Chamaecytisus proliferus AND Leucaena

leucocephala AS NEW SOURCE FOR LIGNOCELLULOSE

NANOFIBER ISOLATION: PHYSICOCHEMICAL, THERMAL AND

RHEOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION

16:00

Oral 5.3 73 Daniel Martínez, Gary Chinga-Carrasco and

Diego Moldes.

ENZYMATICALLY-HYDROPHOBIZED TMP FIBRES FOR THE

MANUFACTURING OF BIOCOMPOSITE FILAMENTS FOR 3D

PRINTING

SALÓN GRADOS II

18


16:15

Oral 5.4 101 Cristina González, José Antonio Magdalena,

Alexandre Colzi, Mercedes Llamas and Mercedes Ballesteros.

SEMI-CONTINUOUS ANAEROBIC DIGESTION OF PROTEASE

PRETREATED Chlorella vulgaris FOR THE PRODUCTION OF

VOLATILE FATTY ACIDS

16:30

Oral 5.5 78 María Teresa Moreira, Iana Cámara Salim, Pedro

Méndez-Trelles, Sara Bello, Eva Rodil and Gumersindo Feijoo.

PROCESS MODELLING AND LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT OF

FURANDICARBOXYLIC ACID AS A PRECURSOR OR BIOPLASTICS

16:45

Oral 5.6 26 José Pablo López-Gómez, María Alexandri, Roland

Schneider and Joachim Venus. DEVELOPMENT OF SUSTAINABLE

BIOPROCESSES FOR LACTIC ACID PRODUCTION FROM MUNICI-

PAL SOLID WASTES (MSW)

17:15 Coffee Break

Poster session I

19:00 END OF WORKS

19:30 Tourist Visit

8:30 Registration

9:00

PLENARY TALK PT2— GREGG BECKHAM — NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY LABORATORY, USA

Recent Advances on the Surface Functionalisation of Cellulose

Fibres: Fundamentals, Techniques of Characterisation and

Concrete Applications

SESSION O6: Biobased compounds (II)

Chair 1: Idania Valdez Vázquez, UNAM, Mexico

Chair 2: John Posada-Duque, Delft University of Technology,

The Netherlands

9:45

Keynote 6. Davinia Salvachúa

— NREL, USA

Bacterial production of renewable chemical building blocks from

lignin and further upgrading to polymers

AULA MAGNA

THURSDAY, 25 OCTOBER 2018 O6

19

10:15

Oral 6.2 123 Ana S. Pereira, Sílvia M. Miranda, Marlene Lopes

and Isabel Belo. BIOCONVERSION OF VOLATILE FATTY ACIDS

INTO MICROBIAL LIPIDS BY Yarrowia lipolytica

10:30

Oral 6.3 125 Mercedes Llamas, Mercedes Ballesteros, Elia

Tomás-Pejó and Cristina González. Yarrowia lipolytica AS A

PROMISING CANDIDATE FOR THE SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION

OF FATTY ACID-BASED BIOFUELS FROM ANAEROBIC DIGESTION

EFFLUENTS

10:45

Oral 6.3 276 Tamara Llano, Ana Portilla, Javier Viguri, Ariztegi

Leire, Aramburu Iñaki and Coz Alberto. MOLECULAR WEIGHT

DISTRIBUTION OF WASTE FISH HYDROLYSATES THROUGH

HPLC-DAD

11:00 Coffee Break

11:30

Oral 6.4 160 Aikaterini Papadaki, Erika Aguieiras, Nikolaos Kops-

ahelis, Seraphim Papanikolaou, Denise Freire, Ioanna

Mandala and Apostolis Koutinas. BIOPROCESS DEVELOPMENT

FOR THE PRODUCTION OF OLEOGELS AS NOVEL FOOD FORMU-

LATION USING OLEAGINOUS YEAST VIA THE VALORISATION OF

11:45

Oral 6.5 192 Agostinho M.R.C. Alexandre, Teresa Serra, Ana Ma-

tias, María José Cocero and María Rosário Bronze.

RECOVERY OF BIOACTIVES FROM STRAWBERRY-TREE FRUIT

DISTILLATE RESIDUE USING GREEN TECHNOLOGIES:

A BIOREFINERY APPROACH

12:00

Oral 6.6 194 Joana Cunha, Carlos Costa, Sara Baptista,

Aloia Romaní and Lucília Domingues.

YEAST CELL FACTORY DEVELOPMENT FOR BIOREFINERIES

12:15

Oral 6.7 211 Felicia Rodríguez and Arturo Sánchez.

XYLOOLIGOSACHARIDES PRODUCTION FROM LIGNOCELLULOSIC

BIOMASS USING A CONTINUOUS TUBULAR PRETREATMENT

REACTOR

12:30

Oral 6.8 229 Jhonny Poveda Giraldo, Mariana Ortiz Sánchez and

Carlos Ariel Cardona Alzate. ANALYSIS OF VANILLIN

PRODUCTION IN A BIOREFINERY WAY BASED ON Pinus patula


20


12:45

Oral 6.9 116 Paul Christakopoulos, Leonidas Matsakas and

Ulrika Rova. ORGANOSOLV-BASED INTEGRATED BIOREFINERY OF

THE LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOMASS

13:00

Oral 6.10. 146 Alfredo Oliva Taravilla, Carlos Martin and Leif

Jönsson. THE USE OF BIOSURFACTANTS FOR OVERCOMING

CATALYTICALLY NON-PRODUCTIVE ADSORPTION OF CELLULOSE-

DEGRADING ENZYMES TO HIGH-LIGNIN SUBSTRATES

13:15 Lunch


8:30 Registration

9:00

SESSION O7: Green Chemistry

Chair 1: María da Conceiçao Fernandes, IPBeja, Portugal

Chair 2: Héctor Ruiz, Universidad de Saltillo, Mexico

9:45

Keynote 7. Jason Hallet — IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF LONDON, UK

Low cost ionic liquids for lignocellulose deconstruction of

contaminated waste wood

10:15

Oral 7.1 61 Alberto Fernández-Arroyo, Marcelo E. Domine and

José M. López-Nieto. VALORIZATION OF BIOMASS DERIVATIVES

IN AQUEOUS-PHASE OVER TIN-NIOBIUM MIXED OXIDES ACID

CATALYSTS

10:30

Oral 7.2 66 Juan A. Melero, Gabriel Morales, José Iglesias,

Marta Paniagua and Clara López-Aguado. ONE–POT

TRANSFORMATION OF FURFURAL TOWARDS γ-VALEROLACTONE

OVER AN EFFICIENT BIFUNCTIONAL Zr-Al-BETA CATALYST:

TOWARDS THE EFFICIENT USE OF THE BIOMASS

10:45

Oral 7.3 151 Juan Antonio Melero, Jovita Moreno, José Iglesias,

Gabriel Morales, Rebeca Sánchez-Vázquez and Beatriz García.

GLUCOSE TO SORBITOL BY HYDROGEN TRANSFER ON NICKEL

CATALYSTS

11:00 Coffee Break

SALÓN GRADOS I

21

11:30

Oral 7.4 159 Santiago Gutiérrez Rubio, Inés Moreno, Juan M.

Coronado and David P. Serrano. FINE CHEMICALS SYNTHESIS

FROM BIO-OILS USING ZSM-5 ZEOLITES

11:45

Oral 7.5 172 Jaime Mazarío and Marcelo Domine. CU-BASED

MIXED OXIDES AS HIGHLY TUNEABLE CATALYSTS FOR THE

SELECTIVE DEHYDRATION OF GLYCEROL

12:00

Oral 7.6 177 Antonia Infantes-Molina, Elena Rodríguez-Aguado,

Daniel Ballesteros-Plata, Juan A. Cecilia and Enrique Rodríguez-

Castellón. NANOCATALYSTS FOR OXYGEN REMOVAL FROM

BIOMASS DERIVED BIOFUEL

12:15

Oral 7.7 179 Erminda Tsouko, Aikaterini Papadaki and Apostolis

Koutinas. SYNTHESIS OF ISOPROPYL AND 2-ETHYLHEXYL ESTERS

FROM MICROBIAL OIL RICH IN GAMMA-LINOLENIC ACID

12:30

Oral 7.8 255 Juan Colmenares Quintero and Paweł Lisowski. THE

INTEGRITY OF TIO2 AND BIOCHAR-BASED SUPPORT AS A

COMPOSITE PHOTOCATALYST FOR WATER REMEDIATION AND

ORGANIC SYNTHESIS

12:45

Oral 7.9 273 Deyang Zhao, Yantao Wang, Frederic Delbec and

Christophe Len. MICROWAVE AND CONTINUOUS FLOW FOR THE

PRODUCTION OF FURFURAL AND THE CORRESPONDING

NITROGEN DERIVATIVES

13:00

Oral 7.10 295 Haris Abubackar, Borja Lagoa, María Veiga and

Christian Kennes

BIOCONVERSION OF SYNGAS TO ETHANOL AND OTHER

BIOCOMMODITIES BY Clostridium autoethanogenum

13:15 Lunch


22


8:30 Registration

9:00

SESSION O8 Advanced in Biorefinieries

Chair 1: Antonia Infantes, Universidad de Málaga, Spain

Chair 2: Arturo Sánchez, CINVESTAV, Mexico

9:45

Keynote 8. George Huber

— UNIVERSITY OF WISCOSIN-MADISON, USA

Commodity Chemicals from Biomass: Catalytic Conversion of

Biomass into α,ω-diols

10:15

Oral 8.1 17 Darwin Carranza Saavedra, Claudia Patricia

Valenzuela Real and José Fernando Solanilla Duque.

PHYSICOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION AND CARBOHYDRATE

HYDROLYSIS STUDY FROM ARRACACHA ROOTS

(Arracacia xanthorriza BANCROFT)

10:30

Oral 8.2 29 Yadira Elizabeth Vargas García, Joffre Adrián

Pazmiño Sánchez, Javier Andrés Dávila Rincón, José Antonio

Rojas Chamorro, Manuel Jesús Díaz Villanueva and Eulogio

Castro Galiano.

POTENTIAL BIOMASS FOR ENERGY AND NON-ENERGY

BIOPRODUCTS IN EMERGING COUNTRIES. ECUADOR CASE

10:45

Oral 8.3 56 Gracia M Cabello González, Ángel Luis Villanueva

Perales, Manuel Campoy Naranjo, Fernando Vidal Barrero,

Agustín Martínez Feliú and Pedro Ollero de Castro.

EFFECT OF CO-FEEDING WATER IN THE CONVERSION OF

BIOETHANOL INTO 1,3-BUTADIENE OVER HFZN/SIO2 CATALYSTS

11:00 Coffee Break

11:30

Oral 8.4 136 Wardleison Martins Moreira, Paula Valéria Viotti,

Mara Heloisa Neves Olsen Scaliante, Marcelino Luiz Gimenes and

Cristina María Dos Santos Gaudêncio Baptista. A BLEND OF

TANNIN AND INTEGRAL KRAFT BLACK LIQUOR AS RAW

MATERIAL FOR POLYCONDENSATION REACTION

SALÓN GRADOS II

23


11:45

Oral 8.5 140 Miguel Carmona-Cabello, Il Garcia, E Tsouko,

A Papadaki, Apostolis Koutinas and M. Pilar Dorado.

VALORIZATION OF FOOD-INDUSTRY WASTES THROUGH A BIODI-

ESEL BIOREFINERY APPROACH

12:00

Oral 8.6 152 M.Vanesa Domínguez Barroso, Concepción

Herrera, M. Ángeles Larrubia and Luis Alemany.

HETEROGENIZATION OF SIMULTANEOUS ESTERIFICATION AND

TRANSESTERIFICATION REACTIONS. AN APPROXIMATION TO

PILOT PLANT APPLICATION

12:15

Oral 8.7 176 Silvia Mau, Julián Quintero, Juan Carlos Gentina and

Germán Aroca. IMPACT OF INHIBITORY COMPOUNDS ON BUTA-

NOL PRODUCTION BY Clostridium acetobutylicum ATCC 824

12:30

Oral 8.8 180 Eleni Stylianou, Chrysanthi Pateraki and Apostolis

Koutinas. BIO-BASED SUCCINIC ACID PRODUCTION ΒΥ Basfia

succiniciproducens CULTIVATED ON HYDROLYSATES DERIVED

FROM THE ORGANIC FRACTION OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE

STREAMS

12:45

Oral 8.9 234 Carla Silva. SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT OF A

WASTEWATER BIOREFINERY

13:00

Oral 8.10 230 Linda Schroedter, Friedrich Streffer and Joachim

Venus. EFFICIENT FERMENTATION OF LIGNOCELLULOSIC

RESIDUES USING THE LX-PRETREATMENT

13:15 Lunch

24


SESSION O9

Techno-economic evaluation, sustainability and LCA analysis

Chair 1: Juan Carlos Colmenares, Polish Academy of Sciences,

Poland

Chair 2: Elleni Iliopoulou, CPERI/CERT, Greece

15:00

Keynote 9. Carlos A. Cardona

— UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA

Integral analysis of biorefineries: from a basic concept to a con-

venient complex system

15:30

Oral 9.1 46 Mikel Orive, Marta Cebrián, Javier Amayra, Jaime

Zufía and Carlos Bald. TECHNO-ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF A

BIOREFINERY PLANT FOR OLIVE MARC (ORUJILLO)

VALORIZATION

15:45

Oral 9.2 49 Pedro L. Cruz, Diego Iribarren and Javier Dufour. MO-

DELLING AND ASSESSING THE USE OF BIOMASS FEEDSTOCK IN

CONVENTIONAL REFINERIES: A COMPARATIVE LIFE-CYCLE STUDY

16:00

Oral 9.3 77 María Teresa Moreira, Iana Cámara Salim, Sara

Bello and Gumersindo Feijoo. HETEROGENEOUS ACID-CATALYSIS

FOR THE PRODUCTION OF FURAN-DERIVED COMPOUNDS FROM

RENEWABLE CARBOHYDRATES: A LIFE CYCLE APPROACH

16:15

Oral 9.4 153 Mar Palmeros Parada, Lotte Asveld, Patricia

Osseweijer and John Posada-Duque. TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE

BIOREFINERIES, EMPIRICAL EXPLORATIONS WITH VALUE

SENSITIVE DESIGN

16:30

Oral 9.5 223 Ana Laura Morales-García and Idania Valdez

Vázquez. SUSTAINABILITY ASSESMENT IN AGAVE RESIDUE

BIOREFINERIES

16:45

Oral 9.6 278 Somayeh Farzad, Mohsen Mandegari, Kathleen

Haigh, Abdul Petersen and Johann Gorgens. BIOREFINERIES AS

EXTENSIONS TO SUGAR MILLS: SUSTAINABILITY AND SOCIAL

UPLIFTMENT IN THE GREEN ECONOMY

17:00 Coffee Break

Aula Magna

25


Poster session II

19:00 END OF WORKS

17:00 Gala Dinner

THURSDAY, 25 OCTOBER 2018

SESSION O10 Algal biomass and transformations

Chair 1: Moussa Dicko, Université Paris XIII, France

Chair 2: Gabriel Acién, Universidad de Almería, Spain

15:00

Keynote 10. Gabriel Acién

— UNIVERSIDAD DE ALMERÍA

SABANA project: improving the sustainability of microalgae pro-

duction at real scale

15:30

Oral 10.1 259 Daniela Morales-Sánchez, John Kyndt and Alfredo

Martínez. HETEROTROPHIC CULTURES OF Neochloris

oleoabundans AND PROTEOMIC ANALYSIS REVEALED KEY

ENZYMES FOR LIPID ACCUMULATION

15:45

Oral 10.2 145 Jesús Mª Martín Marroquín, Dolores Hidalgo and

Francisco Corona. HETEROTROPHIC ALGAE SYSTEM FOR THE

TREATMENT OF EFFLUENTS GENERATED BY THE FRUIT AND

VEGETABLE PROCESSING INDUSTRY

16:00

Oral 10.3 104 Cintia Gómez Serrano, José María Fernández

Sevilla and Francisco Gabriel Acién Fernández.

COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT WASTEWATERS FOR PRODUCTION

OF MICROALGAL BIOMASS

16:15

Oral 10.4 Arbib Zouhayr. FROM WASTEWATER TO VALUABLE

PRODUCTS: BIOENERGY, BIOPLASTICS AND BIOFERILIZERS

16:45

Oral 10.5.309 Alberto Reis, Alice Ferreira, André Neves, Pedro

Louro, Belina Ribeiro, Luís Ramalho, Ana Eusébio, Luis Duarte,

Florbella Carvalheiro, Teresa Lopes da Silva, Isabel Paula

Marques and Luísa Gouveia. MICROALGAE-MEDIATED

WASTEWATER CONVERSION TO BIOFUELS WITH EMPHASIS ON

BREWERY EFFLUENTS: THE LNEG APPROACH.

Salón de Grados I

O10

26


17:00 Caffee Break

Poster session II

19:00 END OF WORKS

21:00 Gala Dinner

27

FRIDAY, 26 OCTOBER 2018 O11

8:30 Registration

9:00

PLENARY TALK PT3— FRANCISCO GÍRIO — LNEG – LABORATÓRIO NACIONAL DE ENERGIA E GEOLOGIA, LISBOA,

PORTUGAL

Status on Biorefineries Development for Bioenergy and Biofuels

in World – a review of conversion technologies and flagship

plants

SESSION O11: Lignin production and applications

Chair 1: Lucília Domingues, Universidade do Minho, Portugal

Chair 2: Germán Aroca, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso,

Chile

9:45

Keynote 11. Ingvar Landälv

— FUELS AND ENERGY CONSULTING

Cost of biofuels and potential for cost reduction

10:15

Oral 11.1 55 Elson Gomes, Alirio Rodrigues and Inês Mota.

SEPARATION OF ACIDS, ALDEHYDES AND KETONES FROM LIGNIN

OXIDATION MIXTURE BY ADSORPTION

10:30

Oral 11.2 114 Tarja Tamminen. IMPROVING THE PROPERTIES OF

TECHNICAL LIGNINS FOR MATERIAL APPLICATIONS

10:45 Coffee Break

11:15

Oral 11.4 236 Antonio Hernández Mañas, Siyang Zhou, Laurent

Djakovitch, Stephane Mangematin, Sicen Liu, Léa Vilcocq and

Pascal Fongarland. LIGNIN DEPOLYMERIZATION IN OXIDIZING

CONDITIONS: FROM BATCH TO CONTINUOUS REACTOR

AULA MAGNA


11:30

Oral 11.5 237 Juan Domínguez-Robles, María Soledad Peresin,

Tarja Tamminen, Eneko Larrañeta, Rafael Sánchez, Antonio

Rosal, Alejandro Rodríguez and Anna-Stiina Jääskeläinen.

LIGNIN-BASED HYDROGELS WITH “SUPER-SWELLING”

CAPACITIES

11:45

Oral 11.6 252 Felipe de Salas, Isabel Pardo, David Rodríguez-

Escribano, Pablo Aza, Mario J. Pulido and Susana Camarero.

TOWARDS VALORIZATION OF INDUSTRIAL LIGNINS THROUGH

12:00

Oral 11.7 Xabier Erdocia. IMPROVEMENT OF LIGNIN BASE

CATALYZED DEPOLYMERIZATION PROCESS BY MICROWAVE

12:15

Oral 11.8 266 Cristhian Carrasco, Diego Chambi, Alejandro

Romero, Jorge Quillaguamán, José Vega-Baudrit, Carlos

Martín and Leif Jönsson. EXOPOLYSACCHARIDE PRODUCTION

FROM ISOLATED HALOPHILIC BACTERIA (BU-4A) FROM BOLIVIAN

12:45 CONCLUDING REMARKS / CLOSING CEREMONY

13:15 Farewall cocktail

28


8:30 Registration

9:00

SESSION O12: Ongoing biorefinery projects

Chair 1: Frederik de Bruyn, Bio Base Europe Pilot Plant, Belgium

Chair 2: Caterina Call, IMECAL, Spain

9:45

Keynote 12. Rafael Luque

— UNIVERSIDAD DE CÓRDOBA

Valorisation strategies of lignocellulosic-side streams: towards

high added value chemicals, materials and fuels

10:15

Oral 12.1 8 Frederik De Bruyn, Brecht Vanlerberghe and

Hendrik Waegeman.

BIO BASE EUROPE PILOT PLANT: CLOSING THE GAP IN THE

INNOVATION CHAIN

10:30

Oral 12.2 10 José Miguel Oliva, Caterina Coll, Cristina González,

Ian Hayton, Ignacio Ballesteros, Marcos Latorre, Ana Susmozas,

Antonio David Moreno and Merecedes Ballesteros.

VALORIZATION OF URBAN WASTES TO NEW GENERATION OF

BIOETHANOL (WASTE2BIO)

10:45 Coffee Break

11:15

Oral 12.3 122 Farahnaz Pashaei Kamali, Stephanie Susana

Córdova Tafur, Patricia Osseweijer and John Posada.

ENVIRONMENTAL, ECONOMIC, AND SOCIAL PERFORMANCE OF

BIOJET FUEL SUPPLY CHAIN IN BRAZIL

11:30

Oral 12.4 170 Caterina Coll Lozano, Marcos Latorre Sánchez, An-

drés Pascual, Cristina García-Vera, José María Gómez, Raúl Mu-

ñoz, Rocío Roldán, Marie Krogsgaard, Dennis Chafia, Jeroen Hu-

genholtz, Mercedes Ballesteros, José Miguel Oliva, Severine Phi-

lippe, Laurent Belard, Javier Mena, Steffen Ullmann,

Jean-Philippe Grail and Mark Smith.

URBIOFIN PROJECT: DEMONSTRATION OF AN INTEGRATED

INNOVATIVE BIOREFINERY FOR THE TRANSFORMATION OF

MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE INTO NEW BIOBASED PRODUCTS

Salón de Grados I

29


11:45

Oral 12.4 173 Marcos Latorre Sánchez, Caterina Coll Lozano,

Miguel Ángel Valera, Joachim Venus, Apostolis Koutinas, Korneel

Rabaey, Irantzu Alegría Dallo, Michael Mandl, Marie Callanan,

Fatih Erguney, Natalie Bittner and Yaying Chen.

PERCAL PROJECT: CHEMICAL BUILDING BLOCKS FROM

VERSATILE MSW BIOREFINERY

12:00

Oral 12.6 186 Ingo Ball, Rainer Janssen and Dominik Rutz.

WHEAT STRAW AS SUSTAINABLE FEEDSTOCK FOR A 2G

BIOETHANOL PLANT IN BAVARIA

12:15

Oral 12.7 300 Gloria de la Viña and Sofie Dobbeliere.

SUPERBIO H2020 PROJECT: BUILDING NEW INNOVATIVE VALUE

CHAINS FOR EUROPEAN BIOBASED ECONOMY

12:30

Oral 12.8 263 Gloria de la Viña and Sofie Dobbeliere.

SUPERBIO H2020 PROJECT: BUILDING NEW INNOVATIVE

VALUE CHAINS FOR EUROPEAN BIOBASED ECONOMY

12:45 CONCLUDING REMARKS / CLOSING CEREMONY

13:15 Farewall cocktail

30

POSTER

SESSIONS

B C D E F G H I A

TOPIC A BIOMASS FOR BIOREFINERIES

A1 Inés Del Campo, Irantzu Alegría and Eduardo Otazu

A NOVEL BIOREFINERY CONCEPT FROM MUSHROOM COMPOST

A2

Guillermo Rodríguez-Gutiérrez, Carolina Hernández-Hernández, Ana

Morales-Sillero, Juan Fernández-Bolaños, Alejandra Bermúdez Oria and

Alfonso Azpeitia Morales

CACAO BEANS HUSK: SOURCE RICH IN ANTIOXIDANT PHENOLIC EXTRACTS

A3

José Carlos Martínez-Patiño, Encarnación Ramos, Inmaculada Romero,

Beatriz Gullón, Mladen Brnčić and Eulogio Castro

ULTRASOUND-ASSISTED EXTRACTION OF OLIVE TREE PRUNING BIOMASS

A4

Raquel Martín-Sampedro, Laura Jiménez, Ursula Fillat, Juan Antonio Martín,

David Ibarra and María E. Eugenia

EVALUATION OF A DUTCH ELM DISEASE TOLERANT Ulmus minor CLON

(ADEMUZ) AS FEEDSTOCK FOR SUGARS

A5

Antonio Pérez, Gabriel Blázquez, Mónica Calero, Irene Iáñez-Rodríguez,

Mª Ángeles Martín-Lara and Ángela Gálvez-Pérez

EXPLOITATION OF OLIVE CAKE AS BIOMASS MATERIAL

A6

Aloia Romaní, Remedios Yáñez, Antonio Larramendi, Ángeles Cancelas,

Ángel Sánchez, José A. Teixeira and Lucília Domingues

POTENTIAL OF EUCALYPTUS BARK FOR BIOFUELS PRODUCTION

A7

Miguel Orozco-Nieto and Pascual Eduardo Murillo-Alvarado

OPTIMAL SUPPLY CHAIN FOR THE OBTAINING OF BIOFUELS FROM VARIOUS

VEGETABLE SPECIES

A8

Leyre Sillero, Raquel Prado, Rodrigo Llano-Ponte and Jalel Labidi

EVALUATION OF POSSIBLE VALORISATION OF BARK AND WOOD OF SIX

SPECIES OF DIFFERENT NATIVE TREES

A9

Paula Rodríguez-Seoane, Beatriz Díaz-Reinoso, Andrés Moure and

Herminia Domínguez

VALORIZATION OF LEAVES FROM PAULOWNIA TREE

A10

Noelia Flórez-Fernández, María Dolores Torres and Herminia Domínguez

BIOREFINERY OF Sargassum muticum TO PRODUCE COMPOUNDS OF

INDUSTRIAL INTEREST

33

TOPIC A BIOMASS FOR BIOREFINERIES

A11

Sandra Rivas, Carlos Vila, José Luis Alonso, Juan Carlos Parajó,

James J. Leahy and Valentín Santos

BIOREFINERY PROCESSES FOR THE VALORIZATION OF MISCANTHUS

HEMICELLULOSES

A12 Luis Reina, Vittorio Vinciguerra and Pilar Menéndez

CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF Eucalyptus dunnii BARK

A13

Carla Alves, Manuel Algarra, Enrique Rodriguez-Castellón,

Dolores Eliche-Quesada and Eulogio Castro

VALORIZATION OF OLIVE TREE BIOMASS. A SIMPLE STEP TO

NANOTECHNOLOGY

A14

Shaymaa Bakheet, Salah Kframewguigamel, Hoda Abd El-Sattar and

Francisco Jurado

A REVIEW OF MAJOR BIOMASS CONVERSION TECHNOLOGIES

A15

Karol Medina, Ana Gutiérrez, Melissa Díaz, Carolina Benavides and

Javier Dávila

COLOMBIAN RESIDUAL BIOMASS FOR OBTAINING REDUCING SUGARS AS

BUILDING BLOCK FOR BIOREFINERIES DESIGN

A16

Guillermo Rodríguez-Gutiérrez, Juan Fernández-Bolaños, Antonio Lama-

Muñoz, África Fernández-Prior, Alejandra Bermúdez-Oria, Antonio Serrano,

Rafael Borja and Fernando G Fermoso

THERMAL PRE-TREATMENT IN COMBINATION OF ANAEROBIC BIOPROCESS

FOR AGRO-INDUSTRIAL WASTES UTILIZATION

A17

Victoria Rigual, Sandra Rivas, Antonio Ovejero, Mercedes Oliet,

M. Virginia Alonso, Juan C. Domínguez and Francisco Rodríguez

APPLICATION OF MICROSCOPY TECHNIQUES FOR A BETTER

UNDERSTANDING OF BIOMASS PRETREATMENT

A18

Vanessa Herrador, Juan Carlos López-Linares, Inmaculada Romero,

Manuel Moya and Eulogio Castro

INFLUENCE OF FeCl3 PRETREATMENT ON THE SUGAR RECOVERY FROM

RAPESEED STRAW

A19

Aleta Duque, Paloma Manzanares, Felicia Sáez and Mercedes Ballesteros

SUGAR PRODUCTION FROM BARLEY STRAW THROUGH AN INTEGRATED

PRETREATMENT OF ALKALINE AND ENZYMATIC EXTRUSION

34

TOPIC B PRETREATMENT AND FRACTIONATION

B1

Javier Mauricio Loaiza Rodríguez, Francisco López Baldovín, Juan Carlos

García Domínguez, Jorge Luiz Colodette, Manuel Jesís Díaz Blanco, María

Trinidad García Domínguez and Isadora Ferreira

EFFECTS OF AUTOHYDROLYSIS FROM EUCALYPTUS UROGRANDIS UNDER

THERMOCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN A BIOREFINERY FRAMEWORK

B2

Mairan Guigou, Manuel Díaz Villanueva, Juan Miguel Romero García,

Claudia Lareo and Eulogio Castro

STUDY OF PHOSPHORIC ACID PRETREATMENT OF EUCALYPTUS RESIDUES

FOR SUGARS RECOVERY

B3

Juan Carlos López-Linares, Mónica Coca, Susana Lucas,

Mª Teresa García-Cubero and Gerardo González-Benito

MICROWAVE ASSISTED HYDROTHERMAL PRETREATMENT OF BREWER’S

SPENT GRAIN

B4

Pedro E. Plaza, Marina Fernández-Delgado, Mónica Coca, Susana Lucas,

Gerardo González-Benito and María Teresa García-Cubero

OZONE AS AN EFFICIENT PRETREATMENT FOR LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOMASS

TO OBTAIN OXYGENATED BIOFUELS

B5

Juan Carlos García, Fernando Santos, Javier Mauricio Loaiza, Jorge Luiz

Colodette, Manuel Jesús Díaz, María Trinidad García and Francisco López

SEARCH FOR OPTIMUM CONDITIONS OF TREATMENT OF SUGARCANE

BAGASSE WITH AUTOHYDROLYSIS AND AQUEOUS AMMONIA

B6

Karol Dudek, Manuel Díaz, Manuel Moya and Eulogio Castro

INFLUENCE OF STEAM EXPLOSION PRETREATMENT FOR WATER RETENTION

VALUE OF BARLEY STRAW

B7

Claudia C Baltazar Méndez, Alejandra Vargas Tah and

Agustín J Castro Montoya

RESPONSE SURFACE OPTIMIZATION OF SWEET SORGHUM BAGASSE

PRETREATMENT WITH A PHOSPHORIC AND SULFURIC ACID MIXTURE

B8

José Manuel Domínguez, Iván Costa-Trigo, David Outeiriño,

Patricia Otero-Penedo and Alicia Paz

INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON THE BREWERY-SPENT GRAIN

DELIGNIFICATION BY IONIC LIQUIDS

35

B9 Izaskun Dávila, Patricia Gullón, Vitaliy Budarin and Jalel Labidi

AUTOHYDROLYSIS OF VINE SHOOTS ASSISTED BY MICROWAVE

B10

Arelí Aguirre, Rosa Rodríguez, Rafal Lukasik and Héctor Ruiz

INTENSIFICATION OF AUTOHYDROLYSIS AND CO2 PROCESS FOR AGAVE

BAGASSE VALORIZATION UNDER BIOREFINERY CONCEPT

B11

Pedro Manuel Ferrero Bautista, Manuel Jesús Díaz Villanueva, Manuel Moya

Vilar, María Teresa Ocaña Moral and Antonia De Torres Sánchez

PRETREATMENT OF OLIVE TREE PRUNING WITH DILUTED SULFURIC ACID TO

MAXIMIZE HEMICELLULOSIC SUGARS

B12

Juan Miguel Romero-García, Mara Cea, Juan Pablo Cárdenas, Rodrigo Navia

and Eulogio Castro

CHARACTERIZATION AND EFFECT OF ACID PRETREATMENT IN SOFT CONDI-

TIONS IN Chusquea quila

B13

David Outeiriño, Iván Costa-Trigo, Patricia Otero-Penedo,

José Manuel Domínguez González and Alicia Paz

FTIR-ATR ANALYSIS TO STUDY THE FRACTIONATION OF BREWERY-SPENT

GRAIN TREATED WITH IONIC LIQUIDS

B14

Mohammed Aqlan, Katarzyna Glińska, Esther Torrens, Magdalena Olkiewicz

and Christophe Bengoa

EXTRACTION OF CELLULOSE FROM INDUSTRIAL PAPER MILL WASTEWATER

SLUDGE USING IONIC LIQUID

B15

Marisol Pérez-Rangel, Diana González-Tenorio, Alejandra E. De Los

Monteros E. de Los Monteros, Christian A. Hernández, Arturo Sánchez and

Idania Valdez-Vázquez

LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOREFINERY BASED ON MIXED CULTURES:

OPTIMIZATION OF ORGANIC LOADING RATE IN THE BIOLOGICAL

PRETREATMENT BIOREACTOR

B16

Priscilla Vergara Alarcón, Miguel Ladero, Juan Carlos Villar and

Félix García-Ochoa

COMPARISON OF THE ACID HYDROLYSIS AND ETHANOL–WATER

DELIGNIFICATION AS A METHOD FOR CYNARA CARDUNCULUS (CARDOON)

FRACTIONATION


36

B17

Ivone Torrado, Isabel Doutor, Florbela Carvalheiro, María da Conceição

Fernandes, Helena Pereira and Luís C. Duarte

MICROWAVE ASSISTED HYDROTHERMAL PRE-TREATMENT OF CORN COBS

FOR XYLO-OLIGOSACCHARIDES PRODUCTION

B18

Pablo G. Del Río, Elena Domínguez Corral, Viana D. Domínguez,

Aloia Romaní and Gil Garrote

BIOETHANOL PRODUCTION FROM AUTOHYDROLYZED Sargassum muticum

B19

Elena Domínguez Corral, Guillermo Fernández, Viana Domínguez, Pablo G.

Del Río, Aloia Romaní and Gil Garrote

ENHANCEMENT OF THE ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS OF PAULOWNIA WOOD

USING NONIONIC SURFACTANT

B20

Viana D. Domínguez, Iago González, Pablo G. Del Río, Elena Domínguez

and Gil Garrote

HYDROTERMAL AND ALKALINE PRETREATMENT OF PAULOWNIA WOOD


C1

Juan Carlos López-Linares, Encarnación Ruiz, Inmaculada Romero,

Cristóbal Cara, Manuel Moya and Eulogio Castro

ETHANOL PRODUCTION FROM ORGANOSOLV-PRETREATED OLIVE MILL

LEAVES BY SIMULTANEOUS SACCHARIFICATION AND FERMENTATION

C2

Bin Li, Marc Skoupi and Ma Sha

SCALE-UP OF ESCHERICHIA COLI FERMENTATION FROM SMALL SCALE TO

PILOT SCALE USING EPPENDORF FERMENTATION SYSTEMS

C3

José Antonio Rojas-Chamorro, Inmaculada Romero, Juan Miguel Romero-

García, Encarnación Ruiz, Cristóbal Cara and Eulogio Castro

COFERMENTATION OF HEMICELLULOSIC SUGARS FROM BREWERS´ SPENT

GRAIN BY Pichia stipitis

C4

Vincenza Faraco, Anna Pennacchio and Valentina Mauriello

RECOMBINANT EXPRESSION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF TWO CELLULASES

OF FAMILY GH5, CEL 1 AND CEL2 TO DEVELOP IMPROVED BIOCATALYSTS

FOR CELLULOSE CONVERSION.

TOPIC C BIOCHEMICAL PROCESSES

37

C5

Andrés Felipe Hernández-Pérez and María Das Graças De Almeida Felipe

MIXTURE OF SUGARCANE BAGASSE AND STRAW AS FEEDSTOCK FOR

BIOTECHNOLOGICAL PRODUCTION OF XYLITOL

C6

Cristina Marzo, Ana Belén Díaz, Ildefonso Caro and Ana Blandino

SACCHARIFICATION OF EXHAUSTED SUGAR BEET COSSETTES USING EN-

ZYMES EXTRACTS OBTAINED FROM FUNGAL SOLID STATE FERMENTATION

C7

Valeria Larnaudie, Mario Daniel Ferrari and Claudia Lareo

HIGH-SOLIDS LOADING ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS OF LIQUID HOT WATER

PRETREATED SWITCHGRASS

C8

Lina Miranda, Adriane Milagres and Inés Roberto

EFFECTS OF NUTRIENTS SUPPLEMENTATION AND TEMPERATURE ON

FERMENTABILITY OF SUGARCANE BAGASSE HYDROLYSATE BY DIFFERENT

YEAST STRAINS

C9

María Guadalupe Morán Aguilar, David Outeiriño, María Guadalupe Aguilar

Uscanga and José Manuel Domínguez

STUDY OF THE SACCHARIFICATION OF THE DISTILLED WINE BAGASSE USING

IONIC LIQUIDS (EMIMAC) AND THE LATEST GENERATION ENZYME CELLIC

CTEC 3

C10 Viana D. Domínguez, Pablo G. Del Río, Elena Domínguez and Gil Garrote

BIOETHANOL OBTENTION FROM LIGNOCELLULOSIC MATERIALS

C11

Elena Domínguez Corral, Viana Domínguez, Pablo G. Del Río,

Alberto de Vega and Gil Garrote

BIOREFINERY SCHEME FOR FAST GROWING BIOMASS FOR

OLIGOSACCHARIDES AND BIOETHANOL PRODUCTION

C12

Tania Méndez, Agustín Castro and Noé Aguilar

PRODUCTION OF ORGANIC ACIDS AND ETHANOL FROM SUGARCANE

MOLASSES: A BIOREFINERY CONCEPT

C13

Pedro Manuel Ferrero Bautista, Manuel Jesús Díaz Villanueva, Manuel Moya

Vilar and María Teresa Ocaña Moral

ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS OF THE SOLID FRACTION OF THE OLIVE TREE

PRUNING RESIDUE SUBJECTED TO PRETREATMENT WITH DILUTED ACID


38

C14

Karina González, Francisco Cabrera, Gustavo Ciudad and Mara Cea

METABOLICAL COMPARISON OF BACTERIAL CELLS WITH HIGH AND LOW

POLYHYDROXYALKANOATES PRODUCTION CAPABILITY IN A FEAST/FAMINE

FEEDING REGIME REACTOR.

C15 Soma Bedö, Botond Antal, Bettina Paszerbovics and Csaba Fehér

OPTIMIZATION OF XYLITOL PRODUCTION BY CANDIDA BOIDINII

C17

Antonio David Moreno, Naim Abdul Khalek, Ana Susmozas, Ignacio

Ballesteros, José Miguel Oliva and Mercedes Ballesteros

AN INTEGRATIVE BIOREFINERY STRATEGY FOR ETHANOL AND XYLITOL

PRODUCTION FROM RESIDUAL LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOMASS

C18

Alicia Paz, David Outeiriño, Patricia Otero-Penedo, Iván Costa and

José Manuel Domínguez

BREWERY-SPENT GRAIN AS A SUSTRATE FOR LIGNINOLYTIC ENZYMES

PRODUCTION

C19

David Outeiriño, Iván Costa-Trigo, Patricia Otero-Penedo, Alicia Paz and José

Manuel Domínguez González

BREWERY-SPENT GRAIN AS A SUBSTRATE FOR ENZYMATIC CELLULOLYTIC

COMPLEXES PRODUCTION

C20

Alicia Paz, Iván Costa-Trigo, Patricia Otero-Penedo, David Outeiriño and

José Manuel Domínguez González

ENZYMATIC COCKTAILS FOR CONVERSION OF BREWERY-SPENT GRAIN INTO

FERMENTABLE SUGARS

C21

Florencia Cebreiros, Mario Ferrari and Claudia Lareo

CELLULOSE HYDROLYSIS AND FERMENTATION OF EUCALYPTUS SAWDUST

FOR ENHANCED BIOBUTANOL PRODUCTION BY Clostridium beijerinckii DSM

6423

C22

Iván Costa Trigo, José Manuel Domínguez González, David Outeiriño,

Alicia Paz and Patricia Otero Penedo

ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS OF CHESNUT BURS DELIGNIFIED BY ALKALI

TREATMENTS


39

C23

Iván Costa Trigo, José Manuel Domínguez González, Patricia Otero-Penedo,

David Outeiriño and Alicia Paz

ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS OF BREWERY-SPENT GRAIN DELIGNIFIED WITH

IONIC LIQUIDS

C24

Iván Paredes, Julian Quintero and German Aroca

EFFECT OF THE PH ON THE KINETICS OF GROWTH, CONSUMPTION AND

PRODUCTION; AND THE POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF A BATCH CULTURE

OF Clostridium beijerinckii FOR THE PRODUCTION OF BUTANOL

C25

Fernanda Pinto, Javier Vidal, Jorge Bocaz, Gustavo Ciudad and Mara Cea

NITROGEN CONCENTRATION EFFECT ON THE POLYHYDROXYALKANOATES

ACCUMULATION USING AS CARBON SOURCE SYNTHETIC HEMICELLULOSE

HYDROLYZATE TO FEED MIXED MICROBIAL CULTURE

C26

Lorena G. Castillo-Rubio, Marisol Pérez-Rangel, Diana González-Tenorio,

Alfonso Sepúlveda, Alejandro Vargas and Idania Valdez Vázquez

EFFECT OF BIOAUGMENTATION WITH Clostridium SPECIES ON THE

HYDROGEN PRODUCTION FROM LIGNOCELLULOSIC AGRICULTURE

BIOMASSES

C27 Emiliana Botto, Pilar Menéndez and Paula Rodríguez

ENZYMATIC XYLOSE PRODUCTION FROM Eucalyptus dunnii BARK

C28

Jorge Arturo González Ríos, Lorena Amaya Delgado and Arturo Sánchez

Carmona

FED-BATCH SACCHARIFICATION AT HIGH SOLID LOADINGS OF

LIGNO-CELLULOSIC BIOMASS PRE-TREATED IN A CONTINUOUS TUBULAR

REACTOR

C29

Susana Marques, Ekaterina Vorobieva, João Tavares, Nuno Faria, César

Fonseca and Francisco Gírio

IN-SITU XYLANASE PRODUCTION USING AGRO-INDUSTRIAL RESIDUES FOR

LIGNOCELLULOSIC ETHANOL

C30

Patricia Moniz, Natália Santos, Luís C. Duarte and Florbela Carvalheiro

ASSESMENT OF XYLITOL PRODUCTION ON CORN STRAW HYDROLYSATES

OBTAINED BY SELECTIVE FRACTIONATION USING IRON NITRATE


40

C31

Patricia Moniz, Talita Silva-Fernandes, Adriana I. Raposo-Silvestre, Ivone

Torrado, Florbela Carvalheiro, Luis C. Duarte and María Da Conceição

Fernandes BEHAVIOUR OF E. COLI IN THE PRESENCE OF LIGNOCELLULOSIC

HIDROLYSATES INHIBHITORS

C32

Estefanía Sierra-Ibarra, Guillermo Gosset and Alfredo Martínez

MICRO-AERATION AS AN APPROACH TO IMPROVE LACTIC ACID

PRODUCTION AND FERMENTATION SCALE-UP WITH METABOLIC

ENGINEERED ESCHERICHIA COLI

C33

Jaime R Porras-Dominguez, María Elena Rodriguez- Alegria, Ángela

Ávila-Fernández, Silvia Montiel-Salgado and Agustín López-Munguia

LEVAN-TYPE FRUCTOOLIGOSACCHARIDES PRODUCTION BY ENZYMATIC

SYNTHESIS

C34

Cristina Álvarez Vaquerizo, Alberto González Sáez, Felicia Sáez Angulo and

María José Negro Álvarez

EFFECT OF ACCESSORIES ENZYMES SUPPLEMENTATION ON ENZYMATIC

HYDROLYSIS TO PRODUCE XYLOOLIGOSACCHARIDES FROM

PREHYDROLYZATE OF BARLEY STRAW

C35

Rosario Solera, Diego Sales and Montserrat Pérez

INCREASED BIOGAS PRODUCTION AT WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS

THROUGH CO-DIGESTION OF SEWAGE SLUDGE

C36

Rocío Montañes, Rosario Solera and Montserrat Pérez

OPTIMISING OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS FOR ANAEROBIC CO-DIGESTION

OF AGRO-INDUSTRIAL WASTES

C37

Montserrat Pérez, Diego Sales and Rosario Solera

BIOCHEMICAL METHANE POTENTIAL (BMP) ASSAYS USING PRE-TREATED

SEWAGE SLUDGE FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES

C38

Montserrat Pérez, Rocío Montañés and Rosario Solera

EFFECT OF DIFFERENT ENZYMATIC PRE-TREATMENTS ON THE ANAEROBIC

DIGESTION OF WASTEWATER SLUDGE

C39

Alberto Hernández Juárez, Martín Hernández Ramírez, Germán Buitrón

Méndez, Arturo Sánchez and Yunuen García-Téllez

PRODUCTION OF BIOMETHANE FROM LIGNOCELLULOSIC WASTE OF

BIOETHANOL INDUSTRY


41

C40

Dolores Hidalgo, Jesús M. Martín-Marroquín and Gregorio Antolín

BIOGAS UPGRADING FOR TRANSPORT FUEL USE IN THE IBERO-AMERICAN

REGION

C41

Dolores Hidalgo, Jesús M. Martín-Marroquín and Francisco Corona

PRODUCTION OF RENEWABLE NATURAL GAS FOR COOKING AND MICRO

CHP

C42

Ana Parralejo, Jerónimo González, Andrés Álvarez-Murillo, Eduardo Sabio

and Juan Félix González

NUMERICAL MODELLING OF ANAEROBIC DIGESTION OF DIFFERENT

BIOMASSES IN A BATCH REACTOR

C43

Mirjam Victorin, Miguel Sanchís-Sebastiá, Borbála Erdei, Åsa Davidsson and

Ola Wallberg

THE IMPACT OF ANIMAL BEDDING QUALITY ON BIOREFINERY DESIGN FOR

OPTIMAL BIOGAS PRODUCTION

C44

Francisco Cuadros Blázquez, Consolación Sánchez Sánchez, Almudena

González González and Francisco Cuadros Salcedo

BIOMETHANIZATION OF OLIVE OIL WASTE: ENERGETIC, ECONOMIC AND

ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS

C45

Harimalala Razanamanampisoa, Huchard Randrianirainy and Tiana

Ramanankoarivo

PRODUCTION OF BIOETHANOL FROM SWEET POTATO BY ARTISANAL

METHODS

C46

Sara Díaz Guzmán, Zaida Ortega Medina, María Dolores Marrero Alemán,

Diogo Costa, Florbela Carvalheiro, Luís C. Duarte, Cristina Oliveira, Francisco

Gírio, María Da Conceição Fernandes and Antonio Nizardo Benítez Vega.

UPGRADE OF BANANA’S PSEUDOSTEM PUL I. SELECTIVE FRACTIONATION

OF HEMICELLULOSE AND LIGNIN

C47

Sara Díaz Guzmán, Antonio Nizardo Benítez Vega, Zaida Ortega Medina,

María Dolores Marrero Alemán, María Da Conceição Fernandes, Luís C.

Duarte and Florbela Carvalheiro

UPGRADE OF BANANA’S PSEUDOSTEM PULP II. ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS


42

C48

Kelly Xiomara Mora, David Fernando Vega, Byron Daniel Yépez and Yineth

Piñeros-Castro. OBTAINING BIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS FROM COFFEE HUSK

BY SUBCRITICAL WATER EXTRACTION


D1

Inés Del Campo, Ibai Funcia, Irantzu Alegria, David Sánchez and Javier Gil

CENER’S BIOREFINERY CENTRE: AN OUTSTANDING RESEARCH INFRASTRUC-

TURE FOR SHARING KNOWLEDGE

D2

Luz Marina Flórez Pardo, Daniela Hernández Uribe, Juan Sebastián Ulloa

Molina and Óscar Humberto Mazuera Peña

STRATEGIES TO INCREASE SUGAR YIELD TO FERMENT MEAD FROM COFFEE

MUCILAGE IN A PILOT PLANT OF BIOETHANOL

D3

José Pérez, Gabriella Papa, John M Gladden, Blake A Simmons and Arturo

Sánchez

COMPARISON OF BATCH AND CONTINUOUS PILOT-SCALE AUTOHYDROLYSIS

PRETREATMENTS IN FOUR AGROINDUSTRIAL RESIDUES

D4

Germán Buitrón, Alberto Hernández, Martin Hernández-Ramírez and Juan

Carlos Correa-Gonzales

SHORT-CHAIN AND MEDIUM-CHAIN FATTY ACIDS PRODUCTION USING

WINE WASTEWATER

D5

Joaquín Quesada-Medina, Pedro Andreo-Martínez, Nuria García-Martínez,

María Del Mar Durán-Del-Amor, Celián Román-Figueroa and

Manuel Paneque

KINETICS OF BIODIESEL SYNTHESIS BY NON-CATALYTIC SUPERCRITICAL

METHANOL TRANSESTERIFICATION OF JOJOBA (Simmondsia chinensis) WAX

D6

Antonio Muñoz, Encarnación Ruiz, Francisco Espinola, Aneli Barbosa-

Dekker, Robert Dekker and Eulogio Castro

VALORIZATION OF RESIDUAL BIOMASS FROM BOTRYOSPHAERIA RHODINA

MAMB-05 AS BIOSORBENT OF Pb(II) IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS

TOPIC D THERMOCHEMICAL PLATFORM. GREEN CHEMISTRY

43

D7

Halima Chebbi, David E Leiva-Candia, Miguel Carmona-Cabello, Atef Jaouani

and M Pilar Dorado

RECYCLING CRUDE GLYCEROL TO PRODUCE MICROBIAL OIL BIODIESEL

D8

Luciane Sene, Isamara Godoi, Tania Pintro, Lillian Leonel, Débora Silva and

María Felipe

EVALUATION OF THE SOLID RESIDUE GENERATED IN THE OVERLIMING OF

SUGARCANE BAGASSE HEMICELLULOSIC HYDROLYSATE AS SOIL ACIDITY

CORRECTOR

D9

Lucas Bonfim-Rocha, André Batista, Marcos de Souza and Laureano Jiménez

Esteller

PRODUCTION OF SODIUM BICARBONATE IN THE SUGARCANE INDUSTRY

D10

Matias Cavero, Mariana Palumbo, Mara Cea, Rodrigo Navia, Dieter Boer

and Juan Pablo Cárdenas

COLZA CANE BIO-AGGREGATE AS BLOWN-IN THERMAL INSULATOR

D11

Carlos Rojas, Mara Cea, Gonzalo Valdés, Alfredo Iriarte, Rodrigo Na-

via and Juan Pablo Cárdenas

THERMAL INSULATION MATERIALS BASED ON AGRICULTURAL RESIDUAL

BIOMASS FOR APPLICATION IN SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS

D12

María Molina-Gutiérrez, Neumara L. S. Hakalin, María Jesús Martínez and

Alicia Prieto

FUNGAL LIPASES IMMOBILIZED ONTO MAGNETIC NANOPARTICLES FOR THE

SYNTHESIS OF BIODIESEL FROM RECYCLED OIL

D13

María Eugenia González, Mara Cea, Luis Romero-Hermoso and

Rodrigo Navia

BIODIESEL PRODUCTION THERMALLY ASSISTED BY MICROWAVE IRRADIA-

TION USING ACTIVATED OAT HULL DERIVED BIOCHAR AS BASIC CATALYST

D14

José M. Encinar, Ana Pardal, J.F. González, Nuria Sánchez and Sergio

Nogales-Delgado

BIODIESEL BY TRANSESTERIFICATION OF RAPESEED OIL USING

ULTRASONICATION. KINETIC STUDY OF BASE-CATALYSED REACTION

TOPIC D THERMOCHEMICAL PLATFORM. GREEN CHEMISTRY

44

E1

Héctor Fraile, Mónica Coca, Mª Teresa García-Cubero, Susana Lucas and

Gerardo González-Benito

TECHNICAL EVALUATION OF BIOBUTANOL PRODUCTION FROM BREWER’S

SPENT GRAIN

E2 Jesús de la Parte Herrero

CONTINUOUS PYROLYSIS SYSTEM FOR BIOMASS AND PLASTICS

E3

David Díez, Ana Urueña and Gregorio Antolín

CATALYTIC PERFORMANCE OF HYDROTALCITE CATALYSTS IN STEAM RE-

FORMING OF GASIFICATION TAR MODEL COMPOUNDS

E4 Ana Urueña, Juan A. Conesa, David Díez and Gregorio Antolín

EFFECT OF DOLOMITE CATALYST ON PYROLYSIS PRODUCTS

E5

Gonzalo Canché-Escamilla, Lee Guin-Aguillón and Santiago Duarte-Aranda

STUDY OF THE PROCESSES OF PYROLYSIS OF AGRICULTURAL WASTE FROM

THE HENEQUÉN CULTIVATION

E6

Rafael Granados, Concepción Herrera, María Ángeles Larrubia and Luis J.

Alemany

BIOMASS CATALYTIC GASIFICATION PERFORMANCE OVER UNSUPPORTED

NI-CE CATALYSTS FOR HIGH-YIELD HYDROGEN PRODUCTION

E7

Eman Alqwshab, Daniel Montané, Esther Torrens, Magdalena Olkiewicz and

Christophe Bengoa

THERMAL HYDROLIQUEFACTION OF SEWAGE SLUDGE

E8

Pau Casademont Lanzat, Lucio Cardozo-Filho, Jezabel Sánchez Oneto, Juan

Ramón Portela and Enrique J. Martínez de La Ossa

HYDROGEN PRODUTION BY SUPERCRITICAL WATER GASIFICATION OF

PAPER MILL SLUDGE

E9

Hoda Abd El-Sattar, Salah Kamel and Francisco Jurado

FIXED BED GASIFICATION OF CORN STOVER PIECES BIOMASS FUEL: EGYPT

AS A CASE STUDY

E10

José A. La Cal and Pedro Manuel Ferrero Bautista

EXHAUSTED OLIVE POMACE GASIFICATION PLANT INTEGRATED IN

INDUSTRY FOR THERMAL AND ELECTRICAL ENERGY AUTO-CONSUMPTION

TOPIC E BIOBASED COMPOUNDS

45

E11

Pedro Ollero de Castro, Fernando Vidal-Barrero, Pedro García Haro and

Miguel Ángel Vázquez Domínguez

MODELING TRANSIENT EFFECTS IN CATALYTIC TESTS. APPLICATION ON DME

CARBONYLATION OVER H-MORDENITE (INITIATION)

E12

Francisco Javier Rueda Lillo, Ángel Luis Villanueva Perales, Fernando Vidal

Barrero, María Ángeles Portillo Crespo, Marta Hernández Tapias and Pedro

Ollero de Castro

CATALYTIC SYNTHESIS OF N-BUTANOL FROM BIOETHANOL: PROCESS

SEPARATION DESIGN

E13

María de los Ángeles Portillo Crespo, Marta Hernández Tapias, Francisco

Javier Rueda Lillo, Ángel Luis Villanueva Perales, Fernando Vidal Barrero and

Pedro Ollero de Castro

CATALYTIC SYNTHESIS OF N-BUTANOL FROM BIOETHANOL OVER

PD-HYDROTALCITE: STUDY OF REACTION SCHEME IN A CONTINUOUS

FIX-BED REACTOR

E14 José Castanheiro

METHOXYLATION OF LIMONENE OVER SULFONATED STARCH

E15

José Castanheiro

SBA-15 WITH SULFONIC ACID GROUPS AS ACID SOLID CATALYST FOR

GLYCEROL CONVERSION INTO BIOFUEL ADDITIVES

E16

Marina Pinzón, Concepción Herrera Delgado, M. Ángeles Larrubia and Luis J.

Alemany

n-BUTANOL PRODUCTION FROM BIO-ETHANOL WITH ACID-BASIC CATA-

LYSTS

E17

Cristóbal Cara, Encarnación Ruiz, Frederic Delbec and Christophe Len

MICROWAVE-AIDED DEHYDRATION OF D‑XYLOSE INTO FURFURAL BY

HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSIS IN A BIFASIC SYSTEM

E18

Dolores Eliche Quesada, Manuel Jesús Fuentes Sánchez, Manuel Ángel

Felipe Sesé, Luis Pérez-Villarejo and Eulogio Castro Galiano

RECYCLING OF BIOMASS BOTTOM ASH AND “GEOSILEX”, A WASTE OF THE

ACETYLINE INDUSTRY, IN THE MANUFACTURE OF SUSTAINABLE

SILICA-CALCAREOUS BLOCKS


46

E18

Dolores Eliche Quesada, Manuel Jesús Fuentes Sánchez, Manuel Ángel

Felipe Sesé, Luis Pérez-Villarejo and Eulogio Castro Galiano

RECYCLING OF BIOMASS BOTTOM ASH AND “GEOSILEX”, A WASTE OF THE

ACETYLINE INDUSTRY, IN THE MANUFACTURE OF SUSTAINABLE

SILICA-CALCAREOUS BLOCKS

E19

Carmen Padilla-Rascón, Encarnación Ruiz, Inmaculada Romero,

Manuel Moya, Eulogio Castro and Cristóbal Cara

MULTIFACTORIAL ANALYSIS OF THE XYLOSE CONVERSION INTO FURFURAL

BY DILUTE ACID CATALYSIS IN AQUEOUS MEDIA

E20

Beatriz Gullón, Thelmo A. Lú-Chau, María Teresa Moreira, Juan M. Lema and

Gemma Eibes

GREEN EXTRACTION PROCESSES TO OBTAIN ANTIOXIDANT PHENOLICS

FROM EUCALYPTUS LEAVES

E21

Manuel Nieto-Domínguez, Alberto Martínez-Fernández, Laura I. de Eugenio,

Beatriz Fernández-Toro, Francisco J. Cañada, Alicia Prieto and

María Jesús Martínez

AN ENZYME CASCADE FOR GREEN SYNTHESIS OF AN ANTIPROLIFERATIVE

AGENT FROM XYLAN

E22

Luis Royano Barroso, Ana Isabel Parralejo Alcobendas, Jerónimo González

Cortés and Juan Félix González González

HIGH-END BIOFUEL PELLET PRODUCTION WITH PRUNING FRUIT TREE RESI-

DUES IN EXTREMADURA (SOUTHWESTERN SPAIN)

E23

Anxela Fernández, María Veiga and Christian Kennes

PRODUCTION OF ETHANOL AND HIGHER ALCOHOLS FROM SYNGAS AND

WASTE GASES USING CLOSTRIDIUM CARVOXIDIVORANS AS A BIOCATALYST

E24

Ingo Ball, Rainer Janssen and Dominik Rutz

GREEN BIOREFINERY FOR NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS – PROMISING

CONCEPT FOR THE FUTURE?


47

F1

Úrsula Fillat, Bernd Wicklein, Raquel Martín-Sampedro, David Ibarra,

Eulogio Castro and María Eugenia Eugenio

CELLULOSE NANOFIBER FROM OLIVE TREE PRUNING BY MECHANICAL

TREATMENTS

F2

Ana Balea, Concepción Monte, José Luis Sánchez, Ángeles Blanco and Carlos

Negro

ECOFRIENDLY NANO-BIOPOLYMER BASED ON CHITOSAN-GRAFTED CELLU-

LOSE NANOFIBERS ISOLATED FROM RECYCLED PAPER

F3 Amaia Morales, Patricia Gullón and Jalel Labidi

BIO-OIL INCORPORATION FOR UV-PROTECTIVE PVA FILM TAILORING

F4

Rut Fernández-Marín, Asier M. Salaberria, Susana C.M. Fernandes, Jalel

Labidi and Mª Ángeles Andrés Sánchez

PREPARATION OF α- CHITIN NANOCRYSTALS AND THEIR NANOCOMPOSITE

FILMS WITH POLY(VINYLALCOHOL) AND ORIGANUM VULGARE OIL BY

MICROWAVE TECHNIQUE

F5

Ashley Sthefanía Caballero, Juan Miguel Romero-García, Eulogio Castro and

Carlos Ariel Cardona

USE OF OLIVE TREE PRUNING IN OBTAINING ANTIOXIDANTS THROUGH

SUPERCRITICAL FLUID EXTRACTION

F6

Juan José Senit, Daniel Velasco, Antonio Gómez, Pedro Yustos and Miguel

Ladero

ORANGE PEEL WASTE UPSTREAM PROCESSES TO TERPENES, PHENOLICS,

PECTIN AND MONOSACCHARIDES

F7

Ander Martin, Itziar Egüés, Ivan Rivilla and Jalel Labidi

PRODUCTION OF HIGH ADDED VALUE ORGANIC ACIDS FROM LIGNOCELLU-

LOSIC MATERIALS

F8

Kaoutar Aboudi, Xiomara Gómez-Quiroga, Carlos José Álvarez-Gallego, Ana

Blandino Garrido and Luis Isidoro Romero-García

BIO-HYDROGEN PRODUCTION FROM DARK FERMENTATION OF SUGAR BEET

EXHAUSTED PULP AND MOLASSES

TOPIC F TECHNO-ECONOMIC EVALUATION, SUSTAINABILITY AND LCA ANALYSIS

48

F9

Paulina Leite, Catia Silva, Isabel Belo and José Manuel Salgado

SIMULTANEOUS PRODUCTION OF B-GLUCIDASE AND EXTRACTION OF

ANTIOXIDANT COMPOUNDS BY SOLID-STATE FERMENTATION OF WINERY

AND OLIVE MILL WASTES

F10

Thelmo A. Lu-Chau, Beatriz Gullón, Patricia Gullón, María Teresa Moreira,

Juan M. Lema and Gemma Eibes

OPTIMIZATION OF THE EXTRACTION OF BIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS FROM

PURPLE CORN COB (ZEA MAYS L.)

F11

Izaskun Dávila, Patricia Gullón, Jalel Labidi and Beatriz Gullón

MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGY TO REFINE OLIGOSACCHARIDES FROM

AUTOHYDROLYSIS LIQUORS OF VINE SHOOTS

F12

Izaskun Dávila, Gemma Eibes, Patricia Gullón, María Teresa Moreira, Jalel

Labidi and Beatriz Gullón

ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY OF SOLUBILIZED HEMICELLULOSIC PRODUCTS

FROM CHESTNUT SHELLS

F13

Beatriz Gullón, Gemma Eibes, María Teresa Moreira, René Herrera, Jalel

Labidi and Patricia Gullón

EXTRACTION OF ANTIOXIDANT PHENOLICS FROM YERBA MATE WASTE

F14

Esther Rincón, Araceli García, Alina M. Balu, Antonio Ángel Romero

and Rafael Luque

OBTAINING HIGH VALUE-ADDED PRODUCTS FROM BAY LEAVES PRUNING

LIGNOCELLULOSIC WASTE

F15

José Luis Alonso, Beatriz Míguez, Beatriz Gullón and Juan Carlos Parajó

PINUS PINASTER: A SOURCE OF NEW PREBIOTICS USING THE BIOREFINERY

CONCEPT

F16

Beatriz Gullón, Thelmo A. Lú-Chau, Patricia Gullón, Remedios Yánez and

Gemma Eibes

RECOVERY OF ANTIOXIDANT COMPOUNDS FROM PEANUT SHELLS

THROUGH EXTRACTION BY AUTOHYDROLYSIS

F17

Xiana Rico, Beatriz Gullón, Alonso José Luis, Parajó Juan Carlos and

Remedios Yánez

EXTRACTION OF BIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS FROM PEANUT SHELLS BY

AUTOHYDROLYSIS


49

F18

Juan Pablo Cárdenas, Mara Cea, Gonzalo Valdes, Renato Hunter and

Rodrigo Navia

APPLICATION OF A NATURAL POLYMER OBTAINED FROM Hydrangea macro-

phylla AS A THERMAL INSULATION BIO-AGGREGATE

F19

Idania Valdez Vázquez, Felipe Alatriste-Mondragón, Jorge Arreola-Vargas,

Germán Buitrón, Julián Carrillo-Reyes, Elizabeth León-Becerril, Hugo O.

Méndez-Acosta and Irmene Ortiz-López

A COMPARISON OF BIOLOGICAL, ENZYMATIC, CHEMICAL AND

HYDROTHERMAL PRETREATMENTS FOR PRODUCING BIOMETHANE FROM

AGAVE BAGASSE

F20

Irene Gómez-Cruz, Francisco Espínola, Antonia De Torres, Juan Carlos López-

Linares, Inmaculada Romero and Cristóbal Cara

OPTIMIZATION OF PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS EXTRACTION FROM EXTRACTED

OLIVE POMACE

F21

Ana Eusebio, Luis Ramalho, Florbela Carvalheiro,

Isabel Marques and Francisco Girio

ENERGETIC POTENTIAL OF PIGGERY EFFLUENT BY ANAEROBIC DIGESTION

F22

José M. Encinar, Juan F. González, Nuria Sánchez and Sergio

Nogales-Delgado

BIOLUBRICANTS FROM RAPESEED AND CANOLA OIL TRANSESTERIFICATION:

PRODUCTION AND CHARACTERIZATION

F23

Rosana María Alves Saboya, Juan Antonio Cecilia, Cristina García Sancho,

Ariane V Sales, Francisco Murilo Tavares de Luna, Celio L. Cavalcante Jr. and

Enrique Rodríguez-Castellón

SYNTHESIS OF BIOLUBRICANTS FROM THE FREE FATTY ACIDS OF THE

RICINOLEIC ACID AS NON-EDIBLE OIL

F24

Expedito J Parente Jr., Francisco Murilo Tavares de Luna, Juan Antonio Ceci-

lia, Joao Paulo Marques, Italo Rios, Celio L. Cavalcante Jr. and Enrique

Rodríguez-Castellón

BIOLUBRICANTS FROM SOYBEAN OIL: AN INTEGRATED PROCESS IN THE BIO-

DIESEL INDUSTRY

F25 Ana Lourenço, Jorge Gominho and Helena Pereira

NEW ADDED-VALUE PRODUCTS FOR EUCALYPT STUMPS


50

F26

Francisco Cabrera, Fernando González-Fermoso, Antonio Serrano, David

Jeison and Alvaro Torres

VOLATILE FATTY ACIDS PRODUCTION FROM OLIVE MILL SOLID WASTE

(OMSW) IN PH-CONTROLLED FED-BATCH ANAEROBIC REACTORS

F27

Eloísa Rochón, Claudia Lareo, Mario Daniel Ferrari, Monica Coca and María

Teresa García Cubero

GAS STRIPPING – PERVAPORATION HYBRID PROCESS FOR BUTANOL RECOV-

ERY FROM ACETONE BUTANOL ETHANOL (ABE) FERMENTATION

F28

Ana Isabel Parralejo Alcobendas, Luis Royano Barroso, Jerónimo González

Cortés and Juan Félix González González

SMALL SCALE BIOGAS PRODUCTION WITH ANIMAL EXCREMENTS AND AGRI-

CULTURAL RESIDUES

F29

María del Mar Contreras, Valeria Acevedo and Eulogio Castro

INTEGRATION OF PROTEIN EXTRACTION IN THE BIOREFINERY OF AGRO-

FOOD RESIDUES. ANDALUSIA AS A CASE REPORT

F30

Marcelo Falsarella Carazzolle, Leandro Costa Nascimento, Juliana José,

Eduardo Camargo, María Carolina Grassi, Lucas Miguel Carvalho, Sheila

Tiemi Nagamatsu and Gonçalo Amararante Guimaraes Pereira

INTEGRATED OMICS ANALYSIS FOR SECOND GENERATION ETHANOL

PRODUCTION

F31

Antonio Lama-Muñoz, Francisco Espínola, Manuel Moya, Cristóbal Cara,

Rubén González-Beneded and Eulogio Castro

OPTIMIZATION OF PRESSURIZED LIQUID EXTRACTION OF BIOACTIVE

COMPOUNDS FROM OLIVE LEAVES

F32

Ángel Orts, Ana María García-Martínez, Pablo Caballero, Alberto García-

Quintanilla, Manuel Tejada and Juan Parrado DESIGN OF A BIOPROCESS FOR

TOTAL OKARA CONVERSION INTO AGRONOMIC APPLICATION PRODUCTS:

BIOSTIMULANTS AND BIOFERTILIZERS

F33

Ángel Orts, Cristina Sánchez-Vázquez, Pablo Caballero, Juan Parrado and

Alberto García-Quintanilla

ENZYMATIC TECHNOLOGY FOR PHOSPHATE RECOVERY FROM

AGRO-INDUSTRIAL WASTES


51

G1

Juan Miguel Romero-García, Juan Camilo Solarte-Toro, José Carlos Martínez

-Patiño, Encarnación Ruiz-Ramos, Carlos Ariel Cardona and Eulogio Castro

BIOETHANOL PRODUCTION FROM OLIVE TREE PRUNING: SIMULATION AND

TECHNICAL OPTIMIZATION

G2

Ana Susmozas, Ignacio Ballesteros, María José Negro, José Miguel Oliva,

Juan Carlos López, Mercedes Ballesteros, Encarnación Ruiz and Paloma

Manzanares

ASSESING THE POTENTIAL OF OLIVE OIL POMACE RESIDUE FOR BIOFUELS

AND BIOPRODUCTS PRODUCTION USING SIMULATION TOOLS

G3

José Luis Gálvez Martos, Carlos Lirio Gómez and Javier Dufour Andía

TECHNOECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF SUSTAINABLE TRANSFORMATION

ROUTES OF LIGNOCELLULOSE

G4

Héctor Martínez Barreas, Carmen M. Torres, Magdalena Olkiewicz,

Christophe Bengoa and Laureano Jiménez Esteller

ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS OF BIODIESEL PRODUCTION FROM MUNICIPAL

PRIMARY SEWAGE SLUDGE

G5

María Teresa Moreira, Iana Cámara Salim, Pedro Méndez-Trelles, Sara Bello,

Eva Rodil and Gumersindo Feijoo

PROCESS MODELLING AND LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT OF

FURANDICARBOXYLIC ACID AS A PRECURSOR OR BIOPLASTICS

G6

Claudinei Andreoli

UPDATE LIFE CYCLE OF GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS (GHG) OF ETHANOL

FROM SUGARCANE

G7

Sara González-García, Lucía Argiz, Patricia Miguez and Beatriz Gullón

BIOTECHNOLOGICAL PRODUCTION OF APPLE POMACE-BASED SUCCINIC

ACID – ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS

G8

Sara González-García, Patricia Gullón, Jalel Labidi and Beatriz Gullón

ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF MULTIPRODUCT BIOREFINERY SYSTEMS

FOR THE VALORISATION OF CHESTNUT SHELLS

G9

Ana Susmozas Torres, Ignacio Ballesteros, Antonio David Moreno, María

José Negro, José Miguel Oliva and Mercedes Ballesteros

TECHNO-ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF A BIOMASS RESIDUES INTEGRATED

BIOREFINERY TO PRODUCE ADDED VALUE COMPOUNDS AND BIOFUELS

TOPIC G LIGNIN PRODUCTION AND APPLICATIONS

52

G10

Carmen Lago Rodríguez, Israel Herrera Orozco, Ana Isabel

Susmozas, Paloma Manzanares and Encarnación Ruíz Ramos

LCA OF A BIOREFINERY BASED ON CASCADING USE OF OLIVE POMACE

RESIDUE INTO THE BIOECONOMY CONCEPT

G11

Juan J. Espada, Daniel Pérez, Gemma Vicente, L. Fernando Bautista, Victoria

Morales and Rosalía Rodríguez

ENVIRONMENTAL AND TECHNO-ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF B-CAROTENE

PRODUCTION FROM DUNALIELLA SALINA. A BIOREFINERY APPROACH

G12

Carolina Arellano Hernández, Julio Sacramento Rivero, Arturo Sánchez and

Idania Valdez Vázquez

WATER AND CARBON FOOTPRINTS OF WHEAT STRAW AND CORN STOVER

FOR SECOND-GENERATION BIOENERGY IN MEXICO

G13

Tiago Lopes, Julián Quintero, Florbela Carvalheiro, Luís Duarte, Germán

Aroca and Francisco Gírio

TECHNO-ECONOMIC AND LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENTS OF SMALL-SCALE

BIOREFINERIES FOR ISOBUTENE PRODUCTION IN PORTUGAL AND CHILE: A

COMPARATIVE STUDY

G14

Carlos García Velásquez, Daniela Parra, Estefanny Carmona and Carlos Ariel

Cardona

TECHNO-ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF AN

INTEGRATED BIOREFINERY FROM TWO PLANTAIN PROCESSING RESIDUES:

PSEUDOSTEM AND PEEL

G15 Carla Silva

SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSMENT OF A WASTEWATER BIOREFINERY

G16

María Teresa Moreira, Antonio Cortés, Thelmo Lu-Caho and Gumersindo

Feijoo

THE INTEREST OF ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF BIO-BASED

BIOADHESIVES PRODUCTION

G17

Marco Yair Gregorio-Gutiérrez, Pascual Eduardo Murillo-Alvarado and José

María Ponce-Ortega

OPTIMAL LOCALIZATION OF PROCCES PLANTS FOR BIOTURBOSINE

PRODUCTION BY SALICORNIA BIGELOVII


53

G18

Bettina Paszerbovics, Soma Bedő and Csaba Fehér

TECHNO-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE PRODUCTION OF XYLITOL,

ARABINOSE AND BIOGAS FROM WHEAT BRAN

G19

José Andrés González Aguirre, Paula Andrea Marín Valencia and Carlos Ariel

Cardona Alzate

FACILITY LOCATION ANALYSIS FOR AN OIL PALM BASED BIOREFINERY MOD-

EL: APPLICATION IN COLOMBIAN ORINOQUÍA CONTEXT.


H1

José Ignacio Santos, Raquel Martín Sampedro, Úrsula Fillat, Hortensia Sixto,

Isabel Cañellas, María Eugenia Eugenio and David Ibarra

STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF LIGNINS FROM SIDE-STREAMS GENER-

ATED IN DIFFERENT TRANSFORMATION PROCESSES OF

Robinia pseudoacacia L.

H2

Xabier Erdocia, Javier Fernández-Rodríguez, Fabio Hernández, María

González-Alriols and Jalel Labidi

APLICATION OF A PHENOLIC OIL AS CAPPING AGENT IN THE LIGNIN

DEPOLYMERIZATION PROCESS

H3

Luciane Sene, Isamara Godoi, Tania Pintro, Lillian Leonel, Débora Silva and

María Felipe

CHARACTERIZATION OF LIGNIN FROM BIOETHANOL PRODUCTION AND

EVALUATION OF ITS POTENTIAL USE AS ABSORBENT OF LEAD IONS

H4

Júnia Alves Ferreira, Francisca Morgado, Ana Lourenço, Luís C. Duarte,

María Conceição Fernandes, Luísa Roseiro, Helena Pereira and Florbela

Carvalheiro

DELIGNIFICATION OF CISTUS LADANIFER: PROCESS OPTIMIZATION AND

PRODUCTS CHARACTERIZATION

H5

Juan Colmenares Quintero, Vaishakh Nair and Tomasz Dańko

HIGH VALUE CHEMICALS FROM LIGNIN MODEL COMPOUNDS IN A PHOTO-

CATALYTIC MICROFLUIDIC REACTOR: TiO2 vs. ZnO

TOPIC H ADVANCES IN BIOREFINERIES. ONGOING BIOREFINERY PROJECTS

54

H6

Pedro Luis de Hoyos Martínez, Fátima Charrier- El Bouthoury and

Jalel Labidi

CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION AND CURING BEHAVIOUR OF HYBRID BIO-

SOURCED PHENOLIC RESINS

H7

Antonio Hernández Mañas, Siyang Zhou, Laurent Djakovitch, Stephane

Mangematin, Sicen Liu, Léa Vilcocq and Pascal Fongarland

LIGNIN DEPOLYMERIZATION IN OXIDIZING CONDITIONS: FROM BATCH TO

CONTINUOUS REACTOR

H8

Aicha Mabrouk, Xabier Erdocia, María González Alriols and Jalel Labidi

PERFORMANCE, ECONOMIC AND EXERGY ANALYSIS OF A LIGNIN

VALORIZATION PROCESS FOR CATECHOL PRODUCTION

TOPIC H ADVANCES IN BIOREFINERIES. ONGOING BIOREFINERY PROJECTS

I1

Dulce Ruiz, J Sebastian Pathiyamattom, Ehecatl del Río-Chanona and

Adriana Longoria

HIGH VALUE METABOLITES EVALUATION IN VERROCODESMUS VERRU-

COSUS MICRALGAE UNDER BIOREFINERY CONCEPT

I2

Joaquín Quesada-Medina, María Del Mar Durán-Del-Amor, Antonia Pérez

de Los Ríos and Pedro Andreo-Martínez

ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF BIODIESEL PRODUCTION FROM MICROALGAE BY

THE DIRECT SUPERCRITICAL TRANSESTERIFICATION METHOD

I3

Elvira Navarro López, María Del Carmen Cerón García, Mercedes López Ro-

dríguez, Francisco Gabriel Acién Fernández and Emilio Molina Grima

BIOPRODUCTS FROM MICROALGAE: INFLUENCE OF HIGH-PRESSURE

HOMOGENIZATION CONDITIONS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF EXTRACTION

METHODS

I4

Gabriel Acién, Cintia Gómez Serrano, José María Fernández

Sevilla and Emilio Molina Grima

SABANA PROJECT: IMPROVING THE SUSTAINABILITY OF MICROALGAE

PRODUCTION AT REAL SCALE

TOPIC I ADVANCES IN BIOREFINERIES. ONGOING BIOREFINERY PROJECTS

55

I5 Belén D. Gorrochategui, Asier M. Salaberria and Jalel Labidi

ALGAL HIGH ADDED VALUE PRODUCTS

I6

Jesús Mª Martín Marroquín, Dolores Hidalgo and Francisco Corona

VALORIZATION OF EFFLUENTS GENERATED BY THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

PROCESSING INDUSTRY VIA PRODUCTION OF HETEROTROPHIC ALGAL

BIOMASS

I7

Sandor Bartha, Florbela Carvalheiro, Patricia Moniz, Luís C. Duarte and

Noémi Antal

EVALUATION OF MACROALGAE AS POTENTIAL FEEDSTOCK FOR THE

BIOREFINERY

I8

Pedro L. Martins, Narine K. Kalantaryan, Carla Dias, Vigen B Goginyan,

Luis C. Duarte, Helena Pereira, Alberto Reis and Florbela Carvalheiro

CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF MICROALGAE BIOMASS GROWN IN

AGRO-FOOD EFFLUENTS: FIRST APPROACH ON INTEGRATED

FRACTIONATION STRATEGIES FOR BIOREFINERY APPLICATIONS

TOPIC I ADVANCES IN BIOREFINERIES. ONGOING BIOREFINERY PROJECTS

56

Sociedad Iberoamenacana para el Red Española de Biorrefinerías … · 2018-10-29 · Joachim...

Documents

Transcript of Sociedad Iberoamenacana para el Red Española de Biorrefinerías … · 2018-10-29 · Joachim...