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SUMMARY:Cellulose Fibres Conference
DESCRIPTION:Cellulose fibres are among the winners of the European “Single-Use Plastics Directive (SUPD)”\, which has been in effect since July 2021 and entails plastic bans for a variety of single-use products. Cellulose is the main component of plant cell walls and a natural polymer. As a result\, disposable products made of cellulose and cellulose fibres are not labelled as plastic and are explicitly excluded from the regulation. The success story of cellulose fibres will thus continue at a rapid pace with new developments and applications. \nBuilding on the success of this year’s conference with 200 participants\, the International Conference on Cellulose Fibres 2022 will again cover the entire value chain\, from lignocellulose\, chemical pulp\, cellulose fibres such as rayon\, viscose\, modal or lyocell and new developments to a wide range of applications: Textiles of all kinds\, nonwovens such as wet wipes and new areas such as composites or nanocellulose in the food industry. All these sectors have gained considerable momentum in recent years. \nCellulose fibres have been a success story within the textile market with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) between 5 and 10 % over the last ten years and similar growth rates are expected in the coming decade. This makes cellulosic fibres the fastest growing fibre group in the textile industry and also the largest investment sector in the global bioeconomy.  The challenge now is to achieve a balance between the ongoing capacity expansion and the growing demand\, to avoid overcapacity while still meeting rising demand from the major brands. These high growth rates are driven by the increased demand for natural fibres (and bottlenecks in cotton production)\, the microplastic issues\, and bans on plastics in disposable applications. All three factors will continue to play an important role in the development of the sector in the future. \n  \nMain focus of the conference:  \n– What are the latest technology and market trends? \n– What are the future market dynamics? Who is active and interested in the cellulose fibre sector? \n– What are the biggest challenges in developing new value chains and growing market demand? \n– What ecosystems and partnerships are needed to promote innovation in line with new market requirements? \n– How will the political environment develop in the future? \n– What is the impact of plastic bans on single-use products? The avoidance of microplastics and the transformation from fossil to renewable raw materials? \n– How can the sustainability of cellulose fibre production be further improved? \n– Which alternative raw materials for cellulose fibres are suitable and available? \n 
URL:https://www.clib-cluster.de/en/veranstaltung/cellulose-fibres-conference/
LOCATION:Germany
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SUMMARY:Bioket 2022
DESCRIPTION:An inspiring and targeted conference program which will tackle topics such as advanced and innovative biomass pretreatment; technologies for biomass conversion and functionalization; extraction\, separation and purification of biomass; process modelisation and analytical methods and tools; design of bioprocesses\, advanced fermentation.
URL:https://www.clib-cluster.de/en/veranstaltung/bioket-2022/
LOCATION:Lille\, France
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SUMMARY:Building bridges beyond borders for a sustainable protein sufficiency\, part 1
DESCRIPTION:  \nThe project Circular-Bio (INTERREG V A – Projekt Netzwerk zirkuläre Bioökonomie) organizes in cooperation with the HiPerIn 2.0 project (High Performance Ingredients) two events about protein transition with the goal to share knowledge through guest speakers\, exchange knowledge between participants and create the opportunity for new initiatives and ideas to emerge between different people / companies. \nPart 1\, online event: The future of alternative proteins – Meeting the experts\nDate: 5 April 2022 \nTime: 03:00 p.m. – 04:30 p.m. \nLocation: Online \nEvent Language: English \nThe first event is all about sharing knowledge. A team of experts will share their knowledge in some major subthemes in Protein – Transition.  The webinar is started with a key-note broad introduction of the Protein-Transition in general. \n\n\n\n\nBuilding bridges beyond borders for a sustainable protein sufficiency\n\n\n\n\nProgramme:\n\n\n\n14:45\nOpen to log in\n\n\n15:00\nWelcome / Start event\n\n\n15:10\nJeroen Willemsen\, Protein commissioner of The Netherlands – Key Note\n\n\n15:30\nChange of speaker\n\n\n15:35\nTheo Verleun\, Insect valley Europe – Insects – The contribution of insects to our future diet\n\n\n15:50\nChange of speaker\n\n\n15:55\nProf. Luc J.C. van Loon\, Department of Human Biology Maastricht University Medical Centre – Health – Alternative proteins\, how do they work?\n\n\n16:10\nChange of speaker\n\n\n16:15\nBrad Vanstone – Willicroft\, Plant based cheese – Plant proteins and their benefits\n\n\n16:30\nChange of speaker\n\n\n16:35\nPeter Rowe – High Tech Proteins / Deep Branch Bio – Revolutionary protein opportunities\n\n\n16:50\nEnd of the event\n\n\n\nThe link for the online event will be e-mailed to registered visitors one day before the event.\n\nSubthemes: \nHealth – Alternative proteins\, how do they work? \nProteins play a fundamental role in living beings\, as they are macronutrients required for the functioning of the body. There are many and various functions of proteins\, but how do the different types of proteins behave in the human body? \nInsects – The contribution of insects to our future diet \nThe search for alternative sources of protein continues unabated. A possible protein resource could come from insects. But what exactly is the nutritional composition of these insects and are there additional advantages and/or disadvantages in using insects as a source of protein? Which insects can we use\, and how can they be used in feed and / or food? \nPlant protein – Plant proteins and their benefits \nProtein plants are crops with a high protein content. They can serve as an alternative to animal proteins.  The increase in the market demand for vegetable proteins for many products can offer a new opportunity for agriculture. Non-traditional crops can therefore (as rotational crops) be given a chance within the traditional agricultural plan. It is because of the quality of protein crops (leguminous plants\, which fix nitrogen from the air) that several positive sustainability effects can be expected (restriction of nitrogen problems\, contribution to reducing soya imports\, etc.)\, which can once again contribute to a sustainable business model for the farmer. \nRevolutionary proteins – Revolutionary protein opportunities \nNext to using crops or insects as new resources for proteins\, highly innovative technologies and routes are being developed for extracting and / or winning proteins out a huge variety of sources. Varying from plant-based extraction technologies to unique technologies for producing proteins\, even out of CO2. \n\nPlease register here for part 2. 
URL:https://www.clib-cluster.de/en/veranstaltung/building-bridges-beyond-borders-for-a-sustainable-protein-sufficiency-part-1/
LOCATION:Germany
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SUMMARY:Building bridges beyond borders for a sustainable protein sufficiency\, part 2
DESCRIPTION:The project Circular-Bio (INTERREG V A – Projekt Netzwerk zirkuläre Bioökonomie) organizes in cooperation with the HiPerIn 2.0 project (High Performance Ingredients) two events about protein transition with the goal to share knowledge through guest speakers\, exchange knowledge between participants and create the opportunity for new initiatives and ideas to emerge between different people / companies. \nPart 2\, on site event: Building business with proteins\nDate: 26 April 2022 \nTime: 03:00 p.m. – 04:30 p.m. \nLocation: Brightlands Campus Greenport Venlo\, Sint Jansweg 20\, 5928 RC Venlo\, Niederlande \nLanguage: German\, Dutch \nThe second event will be about you\, the participants! We want to know how you feel about protein transition. In this physical event there will be conversations\, discussions and hopefully a lot of ideas on the 4 subthemes relating to protein transition. Participants can register for one subject and can discuss all about it with the other participants also interested in the same subject. Hopefully\, many new ideas will be shared\, and new initiatives will emerge from this event. \nSubthemes: \nHealth – Alternative proteins\, how do they work? \nProteins play a fundamental role in living beings\, as they are macronutrients required for the functioning of the body. There are many and various functions of proteins\, but how do the different types of proteins behave in the human body? \nInsects – The contribution of insects to our future diet \nThe search for alternative sources of protein continues unabated. A possible protein resource could come from insects. But what exactly is the nutritional composition of these insects and are there additional advantages and/or disadvantages in using insects as a source of protein? Which insects can we use\, and how can they be used in feed and / or food? \nPlant protein – Plant proteins and their benefits \nProtein plants are crops with a high protein content. They can serve as an alternative to animal proteins.  The increase in the market demand for vegetable proteins for many products can offer a new opportunity for agriculture. Non-traditional crops can therefore (as rotational crops) be given a chance within the traditional agricultural plan. It is because of the quality of protein crops (leguminous plants\, which fix nitrogen from the air) that several positive sustainability effects can be expected (restriction of nitrogen problems\, contribution to reducing soya imports\, etc.)\, which can once again contribute to a sustainable business model for the farmer. \nRevolutionary proteins – Revolutionary protein opportunities \nNext to using crops or insects as new resources for proteins\, highly innovative technologies and routes are being developed for extracting and / or winning proteins out a huge variety of sources. Varying from plant-based extraction technologies to unique technologies for producing proteins\, even out of CO2. \n\n 
URL:https://www.clib-cluster.de/en/veranstaltung/building-bridges-beyond-borders-for-a-sustainable-protein-sufficiency-part-2/
LOCATION:Brightlands Campus Villa Flora\, Sint Jansweg 20\, Venlo\, 5928 RC\, Netherlands
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SUMMARY:Workshop Channeling – an engineering tool in biotechnology?
DESCRIPTION:Channeling of substrates\, metabolites and products is a crucial issue in any biotech process. In this workshop\, the latest developments regarding transport processes in enzymatic or microbial systems will be presented and discussed.
URL:https://www.clib-cluster.de/en/veranstaltung/workshop-channeling-an-engineering-tool-in-biotechnology-2/
LOCATION:Dechema-Haus\, Frankfurt am Main\, Germany
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SUMMARY:Himmelfahrtstagung on Bioprocess Engineering 2022 - Future Bioprocesses for a Sustainable Industry
DESCRIPTION:Future Bioprocesses for a Sustainable Industry is the topic for the next Himmelfahrtstagung\, the most important meeting for bioprocess and biochemical engineers in Germany. \n 
URL:https://www.clib-cluster.de/en/veranstaltung/himmelfahrtstagung-on-bioprocess-engineering-2022-future-bioprocesses-for-a-sustainable-industry/
LOCATION:Mainz\, Germany
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