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Fourth Annual World Congress on Industrial Biotechnology and Bioprocessing Linking Biotechnology, Chemistry and Agriculture to Create New Value Chains

Welcoming Remarks............................................................ 1

Plenary Sessions........................................................................ 3
  I.I. Beyond the Hype: Global Growth in the Biofuels Industry ..................................3
      Jens Riese
  I.II. Biofuels: Think Outside the Barrel.................................................. 4
       Vinod Khosla
    II. Industrial Biotechnology—It’s Not Just About Biofuels: Applications in Foods, Flavorings,   

        and Fragrances ...................................... 5
        Colja Laane, Andrews Morgan, Carolyn Fritz, John Finley
    III. Redesigning Life from the Ground Up: Applications and Implications of Synthetic

        Biology.........................8
        Jay Keasling
   IV. How Forward-Looking States are Growing Biobased Economies through Infrastructure   

       and Value-Chain Development .....................9
       David Fleischaker, Mitch Irwin, Adrian Polansky
   V. The Bush Administration’s Initiatives to Spur Commercial Development of Cellulosic    

       Ethanol .......................12
       Alexander Karsner

Breakout Sessions...................................................................... 15

Biofuels and Bioenergy................................................................. 15
  Between the Tropic of Cancer and Capricorn .................................................................. 15
  Cellulosic Ethanol in California ...................................................................................... 15
  Biomass Pretreatment and Processing ............................................................................. 16
  Advanced Enzymatic Hydrolysis of Lignocellulosic Biomass .......................................... 17
  Pathways for Introducing New Biobased Transportation Fuels ...................................... 17
  Enzyme Advances for Bioethanol ..................................................................................... 18
  Improvements in Fermentation for Ethanol Production .................................................. 19
  Integrated Corn-Cellulose Biorefi nery ............................................................................. 19
  Seed-Oil Processing: Strategic Applications of Biotechnology Implications for Biodiesel   

  Production .............................20

 

Renewable Feedstocks................................................................................. 21
  Development of Superior Energy-Crop Varieties ............................................................. 21
  Regional Feedstock Partnerships: Producing the Billion Tons of Biomass ..................... 21
  Woody Crops for Biorefi neries ......................................................................................... 22
  Perennial and Annual Grasses as Cellulosic Feedstocks................................................. 22
  Sustainable Availability of Biomass ................................................................................. 23
  Biofuels: Feedstocks of the Future ................................................................................... 23
  Forest Biorefi nery: Reshaping the Future of the Pulp and Paper Industry ..................... 24
  Plant Cell-Wall Structure and Modifi cation ..................................................................... 24
  The Evolving Biorefi nery .................................................................................................. 25

Chemicals and Biomaterials............................................................... 25
  The New Bio-Economy: Novel Product Opportunities Based on Small-Acreage

  crops.........25
  Impact of Genomics and Systems Biology on Biobased Materials .................................. 25
  Novel Biological Generation of Chemicals ...................................................................... 26
  New Uses of Co-Products: Lignin and Glycerin .............................................................. 26
  Current Developments in Industrial Biotech in Germany:
  Biopolymers and Biorefi neries ......................................................................................... 27
  Application of Advanced Metabolic Engineering Tools for the
  Production of Chemicals by Fermentation ....................................................................... 27
  Breakthroughs in Biobased Plastics ................................................................................. 28
  Industrial Materials from Agricultural Lipids and Co-Products ..................................... 28
  Industrial Biotechnology in China ................................................................................... 28

Consumer Manufacturing and Bioprocessing............................................ 29
  Sequencing and the Use of Genomics to Improve Biological Conversion of Biomass .... 29
  Innovative Approaches to Microbial Strain Improvement ................................................ 29
  Advances in Biocatalysis with Emphasis on Pharmaceutical Manufacturing ................. 30
  Health and Nutrition ........................................................................................................ 31
  Enzyme Biotechnology for the Production of Value-Added Oils and Nutraceuticals ...... 32
  Genomics for Industrial Fermentation ............................................................................. 33
  Novel Enzymes for Carbohydrate-Based Foods and Drugs............................................. 34
  Bio-Solutions for the Detergents Industry ........................................................................ 34
  Industrial Biotechnology for Oil and Mineral Recovery .................................................. 36
 

 Business Development, Infrastructure and Public Policy........................................ 36
  The Emerging Defense Department Bioenergy Market .................................................... 36
  Hot Policy Topics: Recent US Policy Initiatives .............................................................. 37
  Industry, University, Government Collaborative Centers for Industrial 

  Biotechnology........................... 40
  Going Green: Ins and Outs of Growing a Green Start-Up .............................................. 40
  Making the Big Bet: Success in Developing Cellulosic Ethanol Alliances ...................... 41
  Lignocellulosic Business Models in Action ...................................................................... 42
  Forging Bioproduct Synergies: The Illinois-Ontario Example ........................................ 43
  Achieving Bioenergy’s Full Potential: A Path Forward for States and
  Other Public Agencies ...................................................................................................... 44
  Growing the Biobased Economy ...................................................................................... 46