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European Congress of Chemical Engineering - 6
Copenhagen 16-21 September 2007

Abstract 4176 - Chemical Engineering and the impact on White Biotechnology

Chemical Engineering and the impact on White Biotechnology

Plenary Lectures at ECCE-6

Plenary Lecture 3: Per Falholt

Mr Per Falholt
Chief Scientific Officer
Novozymes A/S
Krogshoejvej 36
Bagsvaerd, 2880
Denmark

Keywords: white biotechnology, sustainable future, chemical engineering

White Biotechnology has gotten increased impact in the society over the last 4 decades. In the last decade a very huge interest has emerged with White Biotechnology really getting a major role in terms of moving the society forward towards a more sustainable future in terms of supplying a number of basic raw materials. The importance of Chemical Engineering disciplines in order to make Biotechnology competitive will be described as well as the progression on fast upscaling methods.
Going forward linking the lab to full scale application and full scale production is going to be one of the crucial challenges in which continued development in the Chemical Engineering competencies.
A large number of challenges with regards to even cheaper production methods and equipment are going to move Biotechnology to the next level and it is expected that these will be developed over the next decade.

Presented Wednesday 19, 08:45 to 09:35, in session Plenary Lecture 3: Per Falholt.

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