2020 Insights into Innovations in Biopesticides, Bioreactors, and Renewable Hydrogen Production - ResearchAndMarkets.com

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Innovations in Biopesticides, Bioreactors, and Renewable Hydrogen Production" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

This edition of the Industrial Bioprocessing TOE provides intelligence on the generation of renewable hydrogen from organic waste and the use of biodegradable alternatives to plastics. The TOE also focusses on the use of amino acid-based novel-sweet proteins that can efficiently substitute artificial sweeteners and sugar products. The TOE also focuses on fungi-based alternatives to animal-derived meat products and provides useful insights on bioreactors used for making artificial skin.

The TOE also features innovations based on the use of catalysts to enhance carbon dioxide methanation, bacterium-based biopesticides, and self-healing solid electrolytes that can be used in Li-ion battery manufacturing. The TOE additionally provides insights on the use of open-source software platforms for analyzing the economics of biofuel production and also provides insights about other new processes of producing biofuels from algae.

The Industrial Bioprocessing TOE provides intelligence on technologies, processes and strategic insights of industries involving bioprocessing, including innovations in the development and production of chemicals, pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals, alternative fuels, chemical feedstocks, food and beverages, and consumer products.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Advancements in Biopesticides, Bioreactors, and Renewable Hydrogen Production

• Renewable Hydrogen from Organic Wastes
• Biodegradable and Sustainable Alternative to Plastics
• Novel Sweet Proteins as Substitutes for Sugar and Artificial Sweeteners
• Fungi-based Alternative to Animal-derived Meat
• Compact, Flexible Bioprocess Controller with an Intuitive User Interface
• Artificial Skin Bioreactor to Test Cosmetic Products in Industrial Bioprocessing
• Eco-friendly and Inexpensive LEDs from Bacterial Production
• Open Source Software for Analyzing Economics of Producing Biofuels and Bioproducts
• Biofuel Production from Algae
• Use of Novel Catalysts for Improving Carbon Dioxide Methanation
• Mutant Bacterium-based Biopesticides for Effective Crop Protection
• Rechargeable and Self-healing Solid Electrolytes for Lithium-ion Batteries

2. Key Contacts

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