Articles

Title/Author	Date
Algae Cultivation Technologies Begin to Bloom U.S. and European efforts aim to bolster role as feedstock Author: Seán Ottewell, Editor at Large	03/12/2013
Sweden Targets Biofuel Developments Engineers focus on obtaining synthesis gas from forest waste materials. Author: Sean Ottewell, Editor at Large	06/18/2012
Catalyst Makes Light Work Of Biomass Conversion Researchers speculate a commercial catalyst might become available in less than 10 years. Author: Chemical Processing Staff	04/26/2012
Bio-ethanol Conversion Gets Boost Researcher says isobutene could expand the applications for sustainably produced bio-ethanol. Author: Chemical Processing Staff	09/21/2011
Resins Process Promises Plenty of Pluses Materials are fully biodegradable and non-toxic and don't release any harmful substances upon combustion, say researchers.	04/27/2011
Biofuels Development Gets a Boost Facility promises to ease scale-up efforts. Author: Mark Rosenzweig, Editor in Chief	03/14/2011
Researchers Rethink Biomass Processing The method is capable of processing all types of available biomass.	08/24/2010
Initiative Promises Better Sensors Versatile in-line devices may suit process control.	04/20/2010
New Feedstock Beckons for Transportation Fuels Biomass-based material provides alkenes via simple route.	03/18/2010
Innovations Promise Better Energy Efficiency Five developing technologies may profoundly impact plant practices.	03/09/2010
Bio-based Route for Allyl Alcohols Beckons Formic-acid-mediated reaction efficiently converts biomass-derived polyols.	07/20/2009
Not All Carbon Dioxide Is Created Equal Put biomass to use to help reduce your plants carbon footprint. Author: Gary Faagau, Energy Columnist	07/07/2009
Algae-to-Gas Route Gets Boost The technology could provide the cheapest biofuel competitive with natural gas.	05/19/2009
Views on Alternative Fuels Differ Are biofuels a boon or a black hole for chemical engineering? Author: Seán Ottewell, editor at large	05/12/2009
Biomass fuel production gets sweeter Improved instrumentation and control strategies allow biofuel producers to reap the benefits of new processing techniques and advanced control strategies. Author: David W. Spitzer, CONTROL Contributor	07/01/2007
How Do You Train a Process Manufacturing Plant Operator? Sybron Chemicals had the right idea when it sought to properly document the procedures for its wastewater treatment plant. The first step for improving both employee and plant efficiency is to have an up-to-date plant manual. Author: William Biach, Biach Information Arts	03/11/2005