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End of the road
https://www.biofpr.com/details/feature/11301894/End_of_the_road.html
On the occasion of his last feature for BioFPR, Jon Evans looks back at how the biofuel and bioproduct sector has developed and evolved over the past 13 years.
2021-05-26T10:13:00ZDriving lignin forward
https://www.biofpr.com/details/feature/11300532/Driving_lignin_forward.html
Scientists have come up with yet another potential use for lignin, by developing a catalytic process for converting it into diesel.
2021-05-14T09:22:00ZArtificial biofilm natural for MFCs
https://www.biofpr.com/details/feature/10510348/Artificial_biofilm_natural_for_MFCs.html
Although biofilms theoretically offer an ideal way to stick bacteria to the anodes in microbial fuel cells, they’re difficult to form and unstable, so a team of German scientists decided to develop an artificial version.
2017-04-20T11:30:00ZAmmonia with extra electricity
https://www.biofpr.com/details/feature/10469071/Ammonia_with_extra_electricity.html
A novel bio-based process for producing ammonia doesn’t just consume less energy than the conventional Haber-Bosch process, it actually generates energy.
2017-02-15T16:32:00ZFielding the stover problem
https://www.biofpr.com/details/feature/4612511/Fielding_the_stover_problem.html
Does corn stover represent an ideal biofuel feedstock or is the environmental price of removing this abundant residue from fields simply too high? Two new studies attempt to find an answer.
2012-07-05T08:58:00ZEnd of the road
https://www.biofpr.com/details/feature/11301894/End_of_the_road.html
On the occasion of his last feature for BioFPR, Jon Evans looks back at how the biofuel and bioproduct sector has developed and evolved over the past 13 years.
2021-05-26T10:13:00Z