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The Future of Bioenergy Spring 2009 Seminars and Speakers These presentations use "MediaSite" which allows a two-screen view of both the speaker and the slides. This format requires a high-speed connection and up-to-date software (i.e., Windows Explorer) in order to function effectively. |
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January 26: Bioenergy Conversion and the BioEnergy Science Center: An Introduction to the Challenges in Making Cellulosic Biofuels |
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February 2: Lignin Biosynthesis and Its Manipulation for the Development of Dedicated Bioenergy Crops |
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February 16: Microbial Cellulose Utilization: Fundamentals and Biotechnology |
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February 23: The Clostridium Thermocellum Cellulosome: A Molecular Machine for Cellulose Degradation |
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March 2: Biobutanol from Biomass |
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March 9: Applied Photosynthesis: Putting Photosystem I to Work |
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March 23: Plant Genome Structure and Evolution as Tools for the Improvement of Biomass Crops
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March 30: Cool C4 Photosynthesis. Miscanthus -- A Means to Achieve Large Sustainable Supplies of Bioenergy Feedstock without Impacts on Food Production Dr. Stephen Long, University of Illinois View Presentation
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April 6: Second Generation Pentose Utilizing Yeast Strains |
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April 13: Biomass to Hydrogen Gas at 100 °C |
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April 20: Light Harvesting for Algal Biofuels |
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