Programme Parallel Sessions: Bioeconomy Congress

Programme Parallel Sessions

Parallel Session 1 - Monday 21 September 2020 1pm - 3pm

1.1 New Cropping Systems & Products (1) - Raum A

Monday 21 September 2020 1pm - 3pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
1.05-1.25 pm	Raw material and market potentials based on bush biomass from Namibia for the bioeconomy in Germany, Europe and Africa	Rainer Schrägle	TECHNOLOGICA GmbH	Germany
1.25-1.45 pm	Building resilient livelihoods towards biotic and abiotic factors in Bhutan, a community based adaptation to global change	Gargi Tariyal	BOKU University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna	Austria
1.45-2.05 pm	Henna (Lawsinia inermis L.) governance for sustainability in Indian arid zone	Dheeraj Singh	Central Arid Zone Research Institute CAZRI - Krishi Vigyan Kendra KVK	India
2.05-2.25 pm	Small-scale biorefineries as entrepreneurship initiatives to improve the socio-economic development of rural zones in Colombia	Juan Camilo Solarte Toro	Universidad Nacional de Colombia Sede Manizales	Colombia
2.25-2.45 pm	SUSKULT - approach for re-locating sustainable food supply chains in urban areas	Victor Katayama	Fraunhofer UMSICHT	Germany

2.1 Valorizing Non-Conventional Substrates - Room B

Monday 21 September 2020 1 pm - 3 pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
1.05-1.20 pm	Accessing Commodities via Syngas Fermentation: Strain Analysis and Scaling-up Using Clostridium ljungdahlii	Ralf Takors	University of Stuttgart	Germany
1.20-1.35 pm	Sustainable in vitro Enzymatic CO2 Fixation Including Chloroplast-driven Energy and Redox Cofactor Recycling	Hartmut Grammel	University of Applied Sciences Biberach	Germany
1.35-1.50 pm	Biotechnological production of platform chemicals through anode assisted fermentation	Miriam Edel	Karlsruhe Institute of Technology KIT	Germany
1.50-2.05 pm	Enzyme-recycle reactor for controlled hydrogen peroxide supply during chemo-enzymatic epoxidation	Fabian Haitz	Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics IBP	Germany
2.05-2.20 pm	Thermoacidophilic electrosynthesis of acetoin in Sulfolobus acidocaldarius	Christian Jonas Lapp	Karlsruhe Institute of Technology KIT	Germany
2.20-2.35 pm	Microalgae for food and plant fortifiers - two new value chains of Bioeconomy in Baden-Württemberg	Lena Stiefvatter, Tabea Ramsch, Konstantin Frick	University of Hohenheim, State Research Institute and Education Center for Viticulture and Oenology and Fruit-growing, University of Stuttgart	Germany

4.1 Transferable digitalisation approaches to biology-technology-systems - Room C

Monday 21 September 2020 1pm - 3pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
1.05-1.30 pm	KEYNOTE “The Future is unknown”	Oshiorenoya Agabi	Koniku Inc.	USA
1.30-1.55 pm	KEYNOTE “Künstliche Intelligenz und Biointelligenz – Abgrenzung, Integration und Perspektive“	Marco Huber / Björn Voß	University of Stuttgart / Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA	Germany
1.55-2.15 pm	Towards Biointelligent Closed-Loop Systems: Hybrid Brain Computer Interfaces for the Decoding of Cognitive and Affective States during the Human-Machine Interaction	Katharina Lingelbach	University of Stuttgart	Germany
2.15-2.35 pm	Modeling of microalgae growth in outdoor cultivation with a data-driven model	Yen-Cheng Yeh	Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB	Germany
2.35-2.55 pm	Digital Twin of Biointelligent Systems – Applying Technical Design Patterns to Biological Systems	Robert Miehe	Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA	Germany

5.1 Innovative fibers and technical textiles derived from biomass - Room D

Monday 21 September 2020 1pm - 3pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
1.05-1.45 pm	KEYNOTE „Thermoplastic materials from renewable resources for plastic processing“	Michael Schweizer	Tecnaro GmbH	Germany
1.45-2.05 pm	High Performance Biopolymer Materials based on Cellulose	Antje Ota	German Institute for Textile and Fibre Research Denkendorf DITF	Germany
2.05-2.25 pm	Insect waste makes textile processing more sustainable	Thomas Hahn	Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB	Germany

6.1 Bioeconomy Systems - Room E

Monday 21 September 2020 1pm - 3pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
1.05-1.25 pm	From growth to sustainable bioeconomy	Hugo De-Vries	Institut national de la recherche agronomique INRA	Germany
1.25-1.45 pm	A rural perspective on the bioeconomy: An analysis of the German regions	Jale Tosun	University of Heidelberg	Germany
1.45-2.05 pm	Analysing regional innovation systems of the bioeconomy in structurally weak regions	Lena Stock	University of Greifswald	Germany
2.05-2.25 pm	Framework for the design and development of regional biobased value chains	Ricardo Vargas-Carpintero	University of Hohenheim	Germany
2.25-2.45 pm	Towards a Holistic Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment of the Bioeconomy – Linking Global Goals, Regional Assessments and Stakeholders’ Interests and Perceptions	Walther Zeug	Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ	Germany

6.4 Bioeconomy transformation policies - Room F

Monday 21 September 2020 1pm - 3pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
1.05-1.25 pm	Myth or Salvation? Potentials, Subsidies and Tradeoffs of Cellulosic Ethanol in the European Union	Franziska Schünemann	University of Hohenheim	Germany
1.25-1.45 pm	The circular economy offers bio-based sectors a licence to produce	Greet Overbeek	Wageningen Research	The Netherlands
1.45-2.05 pm	Considering New Bioeconomy Strategies in the countries of the Central and Easter European Region (CEE)	George Sakellaris	University of South Bohemia	Czech Republic
2.05-2.25 pm	The challenges of enacting cannabis in the framework of the EU green deal. How to revive the potentials of this multifunctional crop?	Lisa Burgel, Hamza Rafiq, Danilo Crispim Massuela, Forough Khajehei	University of Hohenheim	Germany
2.25-2.45 pm	Bioeconomy as an opportunity for sustainable development in Colombia. Postconflict zones case.	Sara Piedrahita Rodriguez	Universidad Nacional de Colombia sede Manizales	Colombia

Parallel Session 2 - Monday 21 September 2020 3.30pm - 5.30pm

1.2 New Cropping Systems & Products (2) - Room A

Monday 21 September 2020 3.30pm - 5.30pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
3.35-3.55 pm	The importance of Miscanthus and fast growing perennial biomass crops in decarbonising agriculture, providing low carbon feedstocks and the attainment of "Net Zero 2050"	William Cracroft-Eley	Terravesta Ltd	UK
3.55-4.15 pm	Sustainable feedstock production for the European Bioeconomy using novel miscanthus hybrids: Challenges and potential contributions	Andreas Kiesel	University of Hohenheim	Germany
4.15-4.35 pm	Miscanthus: Can it really increase species richness and abundance in arable land?	Elena Magenau	University of Hohenheim	Germany
4.35-4:55 pm	An innovative building material on the basis of cattail as an example for bioeconomy	Martin Krus	Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics IBP	Germany

2.2 Biosurfactants - Room B

Monday 21 September 2020 3.30pm - 5.30pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
3.35-3.55 pm	KEYNOTE „Artifical photosynthesis“	Thomas Haas	Evonik Industries AG	Germany
3.55-4.15 pm	KEYNOTE “Biomining, Selective enrichment of gold and rare earth metals using microorganisms”	Martin Langer	B.R.A.I.N. Biotechnology Research and Information Network AG	Germany
4.15-4.35 pm	Production of a microbial biosurfactant – mannosylerythritol lipids (MEL) – from renewable resources	Alexander Beck	Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB	Germany
4.35-4.55 pm	Prospective strategies for the downstream process of microbial biosurfactants Mannosylerythritol lipids	Fredy Wsbaldo Baron Nunez	University of Stuttgart	Germany
4.55-5.15 pm	Identification of optimization potentials for the fermentative production of the biosurfactants cellobiose lipids using life cycle assessment and techno-economic evaluation	Amira Oraby	Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB	Germany

3.2 Technologies of biorefineries - Room C

Monday 21 September 2020 3.30pm - 5.30pm
Zeit	Thema des Vortrags	Referent*in	Institution	Land
3.35-3.55 pm	Amendment production from composting wet hydrochar obtained by HTC of digestate from dry anaerobic digestion of OFMSW	Donato Scrinzi	University of Trento	Italy
3.55-4.15 pm	Valorization of maize silage digestate from two-stage anaerobic digestion by hydrothermal carbonization	Zebin Cao	University of Hohenheim	Germany
4.15-4.35 pm	Electricity generation in microbial fuel cell from wet torrefaction wastewater and locally developed corncob electrodes	Musa Bishir	University of Hohenheim	Germany
4.35-4.55 pm	Thermochemical conversion of sugarcane bagasse and catalytic upgrading of fast pyrolysis bio-oil as a potential conversion route in sugarcane refineries	Caroline Carriel Schmitt	Karlsruhe Institute of Technology KIT	Germany
4.55-5.15 pm	Alternatives for the biogas use in a biorefinery. Thyme biorefinery case study	Mariana Ortiz	Universidad Nacional de Colombia sede Manizales	Colombia
5.15-5.35 pm	Extremozymes for wood-based building blocks: from pulp mill to board and insulation products – WoodZymes European Project	Susana Camarero	Centro de Investigaciones Biológicas CSIC	Spain

6.2 Life-cycle Assessment for sustainable bioeconomy - Room D

Monday, 21 September 2020 3.30pm - 5.30pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
3.35-3.55 pm	KEYNOTE The benefits of Life Cycle Assessment studies for a sustainable bioeconomy	Ann-Kathrin Briem	University of Stuttgart	Germany
3.55-4.15 pm	Development of a Biodiversity Multiscale Assessment (BioMAss) methodology for decision support using Life Cycle Assessments	Stephanie Maier	University of Stuttgart	Germany
4.15-4.35 pm	Life Cycle Assessment of Lamb Meat Production Systems – A comparative approach of several management practices in the EU and Turkey	Andreas Geß	University of Stuttgart	Germany
4.35-4.55 pm	Insulation materials from renewable resources – A life cycle perspective	Manuel Lorenz	University of Stuttgart	Germany
4.55-5.15 pm	Life Cycle Assessment of an innovative metal cutting fluid based on the combination of microalgae and waste tire-driven graphene	Melanie Guiton	Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology LIST	Luxembourg

6.3 Acceptance of biotechnology / Debate on GMOs - Room E

Monday 21 September 2020 3.30pm - 5.30pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
3.35-3.55 pm	Moral Values behind Attitudes towards new Biotechnologies	Gabi Waldhof	Leibniz Institute of Agricultural Development IAMO	Germany
3.55-4.15 pm	Managing controversies in the transition to the bio-economy: global approaches to responsible research and innovation in the case of GMOs and gene-editing techniques	Edurne Iñigo Alday	Wageningen University	The Netherlands
4.15-4.35 pm	Failed transition to a bioeconomy in agriculture? Insights from the public debate on the cultivation of genetically modified crops in China	Yan Jin	Wageningen University	The Netherlands
4.35-4:55 pm	Developing the Romanian Bioeconomy Using the Attitudes of Farmers Towards the Environment	John M. Polimeni	Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences	USA

6.5 Entrepreneurship and innovative business models in the bioeconomy - Room F

Monday 21 September 2020 3.30pm - 5.30pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
3.35-3.55 pm	Entrepreneurship as a catalyst of the sustainable bioeconomy transformation	Andreas Kuckertz / Elisabeth Berger	University of Hohenheim	Germany
3.55-4.15 pm	The importance of networking with key actors for the development of bio-based companies	Silvia Russo	Univerisity of Bologna	Italy
4.15-4.35 pm	Policy missions and systemic stalemate: bottom-up perspectives from the bioeconomy	Kerstin Wilde	Leibniz Institute of Agricultural Development IAMO	Germany
4.35-4:55 pm	EU Interreg Project AlpBioEco: Leveraging Innovation Potentials of Alpine Bioeconomy in the Value Chains of Vegetable Extracts, Food and Beverages	Lucas Huter, Anna Bäuerle	Management Center Innsbruck MCI, City of Sigmaringen AlpBioEco	Austria, Germany

Parallel Session 3 - Tuesday 22 September 11am - 1 pm

1.3. Digitalization in Agriculture - Room A

Tuesday 22 September 11am - 1pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
11.05-11.35 am	KEYNOTE “NEVONEX – a Bosch approach to support resource efficiency in crop production”	Johanna Link-Dolezal	Robert Bosch GmbH	Germany
11.35-11.55 am	Augmented Reality for Biodiversity Valuation: Could it lead to higher Sales of Milk and Meat?	Sebastian Hess	University of Hohenheim	Germany
11.55am-12.15pm	Digital value chains for sustainable small-scale agriculture – DiWenkLa	Hans-Werner Griepentrog	University of Hohenheim	Germany
12.15-12.35 pm	EU ARPAF Project Smart SMEs: Digitalization of SMEs in biobased value chains in the Alpine region	Olga Boyarintseva	BIOPRO Baden-Württemberg GmbH	Germany

3.1 Concepts of biorefineries - Room B

Tuesday 22 September 11am - 1pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
11.05-11.25 am	Biorefinery project in Croatia	Rukavina Slavica	INA-Industrija nafte, d.d.	Croatia
11.25-11.45 am	Lignocellulose biorefinery in Baden-Württemberg	Nicolaus Dahmen	Karlsruhe Institute of Technology KIT	Germany
11.45am-12.05pm	Biorefinery concepts for the valorization of agricultural residues using the example of forced chicory roots	Katrin Stökle	University of Hohenheim	Germany
12.05-12.25 pm	The on-farm biorefinery for the platform chemical Hydroxymethylfurfural	Andrea Kruse	University of Hohenheim	Germany
12.25-12.45 pm	A methodology for evaluating regional biobased value chains on the example of Baden-Wuerttemberg	Andreas Rudi	Karlsruhe Institute of Technology KIT	Germany
12.45-1.05 pm	HypoWave – a circular economy concept for the recycling of water and nutrients	Marius Mohr	Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB	Germany

4.2 Novel production approaches and system designs - Room C

Tuesday 22 September 11am - 1pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
11.05-11.30 am	KEYNOTE “Current Status of the Potential Analysis Study on Biointelligence for the Economy of Baden-Württemberg“	Ralf Kindervater	BIOPRO Baden-Württemberg GmbH	Germany
11.30-11.55 am	KEYNOTE "Discovering brewing to digital biomanufacturing"	Dirk Voelkel	Cytiva UK Limited	Germany
11.55 am-12.15pm	Smart Bioenergy Devices: Economical production of bio-hydrogen from residual and waste materials as a platform for various renewable energy carriers or chemicals	Johannes Full	Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA	Germany
12.15-12.35 pm	Economic evaluation of up- and downstream scenarios for the co-production of fucoxanthin and EPA with P. tricornutum using flat-panel airlift photobioreactors with artificial light	Sebastian Weickert	University of Hohenheim	Germany
12.35-12.55 pm	Chitin 3D-printing: Additive manufacturing of chitin using molecular interlinking	Kristin Protte	Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA	Germany

5.2 New materials and innovative products from biomass - Room D

Tuesday 22 September 11am - 1pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
11.05-11.35 am	KEYNOTE „minus CO2 by Carbonauten“	Denis Maier	carbonauten GmbH	Germany
11.35-11.55 am	Biobased carbon materials from municipale organic wastes as anodes for supercapacitors	Dennis Jung	University of Hohenheim	Germany
11.55am-12.15 pm	Circular Bio-Economy: Upcycling of post-consumer PLA Waste for Sustainable Production of Ethyl Lactate	Pranav Majgaonkar	Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical Technology ICT	Germany
12.15-12.35 pm	Production of levulinates from starch-containing residues	Paul Körner	German Biomass Research Centre DBFZ	Germany
12.35-12.55 pm	Fabrication, characterization and testing composite films of poly(vinyl) alcohol (pvoh)/ hybrid materials for potential use in strawberry packaging	Oscar Hernan Giraldo Osorio	Universidad Nacional de Colombia	Colombia

6.6 The cultural evolution of bioeconomy (1) / Knowledge base/Education (2) - Room E

Tuesday 22 September 11am - 1pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
11.05-11.25 am	On the cultural evolution of a sustainable bioeconomy	Michael Schlaile	University of Hohenheim	Germany
11.25-11.45 am	Bioeconomy as Cultural Transformation	Sarah May	Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg	Germany
11.45am-12.05pm	Status report: design of a new bioeconomy degree programme (UAS Biberach)	Jasmin Steinhauser, André Bleicher	University of Applied Sciences Biberach	Germany

6.7 Contribution of bioeconomy to a sustainable post-corona economy - Room F

Tuesday 22 September 11am - 1pm
Time	Presentation Topic	Presenter	Affiliation	Country
11.05-11.35 am	How the transition to a bioeconomy can contribute to a sustainable post-corona economy	Iris Lewandowski	European Bioeconomy University EBU	Germany
11.35-11.55 am	Transition to a sustainable bioeconomy	Sebastian Hinderer	University of Hohenheim	Germany
11.55am-12.15 pm	Strategies to boost the post- pandemic Brazilian Bioeconomy: Bilateral research cooperation projects Brazil-Germany	Caroline Carriel Schmitt	Karlsruhe Institute of Technology	Germany

Congress Topics

Topic 1 Smart agricultural and food production systems
Topic 2 Using the versatile potential of microorganisms and enzymes for a circular Bioeconomy
Topic 3 Exploiting the concept of biorefineries
Topic 4 Concepts and systems on biointelligence
Topic 5 New materials and innovative products from biomass
Topic 6 The transition to a sustainable bioeconomy

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