Performance-Advantaged Bioproducts, Bioprocessing Separations

The U.S. Department of Energy's Bioenergy Technologies Office (BETO) hosted its 2023 Project Peer Review on April 3‒7, 2023. The presentations from the Performance-Advantaged Bioproducts, Bioprocessing Separations session are available to view below. For more information, including a complete schedule, view the 2023 Project Peer Review Agenda.

Performance-Advantaged Bioproducts, Bioprocessing Separations
Title	Speaker	Organization
Technology Area Daily Intro	Coralie Backlund	BETO
Overview, Project Management and Integration, & DEI	Lauren Valentino	Bioprocessing Separations Consortium
R&D-Guiding TEA and LCA	Jian Liu / Thathiana Benavides	Bioprocessing Separations Consortium
Adsorption Based ISPR for ABF products	Gregg Beckham	Bioprocessing Separations Consortium
Volatile Products Recovery	Phil Laible	Bioprocessing Separations Consortium
Diol Separations	Ramesh Bhave	Bioprocessing Separations Consortium
Enabling SAF production by Adsorptive Denitrogenation (ADN)	Miki Santosa	Bioprocessing Separations Consortium
Computational Studies Supporting Experimental Designs	Difan Zhang	Bioprocessing Separations Consortium
Co-optimization of Scalable Membrane Separation Processes and Materials	Meltem Urgun-Demirtas	Bioprocessing Separations Consortium
Electrochemical Separation Technologies to Extract Intermediate Organic Compounds	Yupo Lin	Bioprocessing Separations Consortium
Continuous Counter Current Chromatography	Gregg Beckham	Bioprocessing Separations Consortium
High Solids In Situ Product Recovery; The Next Generation of Arrested Anaerobic Digestion Technology	Xumeng Ge	Quasar Energy Group, LLC
Continuous Biobutanol Fermentation Integrated with Membrane Solvent Extraction	Jesse McVay	Archer Daniels Midland, Co. (ADM)
Enabling Lignin Valorization with Liquid Liquid Chromatography	Eric Gottlieb	Lignolix, Inc
Physical Property Data and Models in Support of Bioprocessing Separation Technologies for Organic Acids Separation	Ignasi Palou-Rivera	RAPID Manufacturing Institute
Inverse biopolymer design through machine learning and molecular simulation	Brandon Knott	National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Synthesis and Analysis of Performance-Advantaged Bioproducts	Gregg Beckham	National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Identifying Performance Advantaged Biobased Chemicals Utilizing Bioprivileged Molecules	Brent Shanks	Iowa State University
Upcycling of CFRP Waste: Viable Eco-friendly Chemical Recycling and Manufacturing of Novel Repairable and Recyclable Composites	Jinwen Zhang	Washington State University
Bioconversion of Heterogeneous Polyester Wastes to High-Value Chemical Products	Margaret Sobkowicz-Klein	UMass Lowell
Design and development of bio-advantaged vitrimers as closed-loop bioproducts	Jay Keasling	University of California, Berkeley