|
Pushing the innovation envelope – technical challenges for the renewable industries
|
The Stevenage Bioscience Catalyst
Gunnels Wood Road
Stevenage
Hertfordshire
SG1 2FX
United Kingdom
Resource restrictions for commonplace materials and energy supplies are having social and economic impacts on the global population. As the limitation on resources will become more paramount as global consumerism increases, the development of materials, products and energy sources that can extend, alleviate or side step these limitations are required. As a multi-component problem, there are multiple solutions, innovations and opportunities to be had. This event will address and discuss these problems and look at what the future holds.
Who should attend
All those involved or interested in the innovation of technologies for the mitigation of climate change through the development of low carbon solutions.
The Deadline for abstract submissions for oral presentation is Feb 10th 2013
Abstracts for poster presentation only can be submitted up to two weeks before the event
www.regonline.co.uk/energy2013
Tags: 2nd generation, advanced fermentation, alternative energies, Amylase, Bacillus, BBSRC, biobutanol, bioeconomy, bioenergy, BIOFUEL, cellulosic, Cellulusic Ethanol, chromosome, cleantech, climate mitigation, co metabolic, Conservation, energy storage, environment and ecosystem services, ethanol, funding, historical the future, industrial biotechnology, innovation, lithium batteries, macroalgae, medium, Microwave, nano-wire, next generation biofuels, Proficiency productivity, quantum electronics, re-commercialisation, Renewable energy, renewables, solar electricity, sustainaibility, technology, Thermophil, Thin film solar cells, thin-film; photovoltaic; solar cell, transparent conductor.
Follow Us!