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Jaya Shankar Tumuluru, Christopher T. Wright, J. Richard Hess, Kevin L. Kenney
Published online: Oct 06, 2011
Are we really short of protein for food?
Johan Sanders
Published online: Sep 14, 2011
Technology news
Published online: Sep 14, 2011
Biofuels for transport in 2050
Anna Jagger
Published online: Sep 14, 2011
Business highlights
Published online: Sep 14, 2011
Biofuels: ethics and policy‐making
Alena M. Buyx, Joyce Tait
Published online: Aug 25, 2011
The bioenergy and water nexus
Shabbir H. Gheewala, Göran Berndes, Graham Jewitt
Published online: Jul 14, 2011
The bioenergy and water nexus
Martina Otto, Göran Berndes, Uwe Fritsche
Published online: Jul 14, 2011
Water quality assessment of bioenergy production
Rocio Diaz‐Chavez, Göran Berndes, Daniel Neary, André Elia Neto, Mamadou Fall
Published online: Jul 14, 2011
The impact of biofuel feedstock production on water resources: a developing country perspective
Graham Jewitt, Richard Kunz
Published online: Jul 14, 2011
Technology news
Published online: Jul 14, 2011
Integration of energy and water consumption factors for biomass conversion pathways
Shikhar Singh, Amit Kumar, Babkir Ali
Published online: Jul 14, 2011
Evaluation of water use for bioenergy at different scales
Sonia Yeh, Göran Berndes, Gouri S. Mishra, Suhas P. Wani, André Elia Neto, Sangwon Suh, Louise Karlberg, Jens Heinke, Kaushal K. Garg
Published online: Jul 14, 2011
How bioenergy related water impacts are considered by certification schemes
Horst Fehrenbach
Published online: Jul 14, 2011
Business highlights
Published online: Jul 14, 2011
Biofuels and water: another opportunity to ‘do biofuels right’
Bruce E. Dale
Published online: Jul 14, 2011
Impact assessment at the bioenergy‐water nexus
Kevin R. Fingerman, Göran Berndes, Stuart Orr, Brian D. Richter, Pim Vugteveen
Published online: Jul 14, 2011
Policies and instruments affecting water use for bioenergy production
Marcia M.G.A. Moraes, Claudia Ringler, Ximing Cai
Published online: Jul 14, 2011
Jatropha production on wastelands in India: opportunities and trade‐offs for soil and water management at the watershed scale
Kaushal K. Garg, Louise Karlberg, Suhas P. Wani, Göran Berndes
Published online: Jul 14, 2011
Advanced Regional Biomass Processing Depots: a key to the logistical challenges of the cellulosic biofuel industry
Pragnya L. Eranki, Bryan D. Bals, Bruce E. Dale
Published online: Jul 06, 2011
The effect of feedstock cost on biofuel cost as exemplified by biomethane production from grass silage
Joseph McEniry, Padraig O'Kiely, Paul Crosson, Elaine Groom, Jerry D. Murphy
Published online: Jul 06, 2011
Large‐scale, high‐solids enzymatic hydrolysis of steam‐exploded poplar
S. Di Risio, C. S. Hu, B. A. Saville, D. Liao, J. Lortie
Published online: Jul 06, 2011
Some implications of biofuel development for engineering infrastructures in the United States
Tze Ling Ng, Ximing Cai, Yanfeng Ouyang
Published online: Jun 29, 2011
Integrated macroalgae production for sustainable bioethanol, aquaculture and agriculture in Pacific island nations
Myra G. Borines, Mark P. McHenry, Rizalinda L. de Leon
Published online: Jun 29, 2011
Organization of straw‐to‐energy systems in Ukraine and Scandinavia
Yuliya Voytenko, Philip Peck
Published online: Jun 29, 2011
Techno‐economic analysis of a lignocellulosic ethanol biorefinery with ionic liquid pre‐treatment
Daniel Klein‐Marcuschamer, Blake A. Simmons, Harvey W. Blanch
Published online: Jun 16, 2011
Analysis of the global production location dynamics in the industrial wood pellet market: an MCDA approach
T. Pieter Smith, H. Martin Junginger
Published online: Jun 10, 2011
From biofuel to bioproduct: is bioethanol a suitable fermentation feedstock for synthesis of bulk chemicals?
Ruud A. Weusthuis, Jac M.M.J.G. Aarts, Johan P.M. Sanders
Published online: Jun 10, 2011
The resource footprint of biobased products: a key issue in the sustainable development of biorefineries
Steven De Meester, Chris Callewaert, Erwin De Mol, Herman Van Langenhove, Jo Dewulf
Published online: Jun 10, 2011
Sources of corn for ethanol production in the United States: a decomposition analysis of the empirical data
Gbadebo Oladosu, Keith Kline, Rocio Uria‐Martinez, Laurence Eaton
Published online: Jun 10, 2011
For over two centuries, humans have made increasingly more fuels, chemicals, materials and other goods from fossil resources; especially petroleum, coal and natural gas...
Determining high output, cost-effective feedstocks for carbohydrate and lignocellulosic conversion is a key step in achieving successful commercial supply of bioproducts, particularly biofuels.
Professor Bruce E. Dale (Michigan State University) leads a global Editorial Board, with members selected for their expertise in key topic areas.
Editor-in-Chief
Professor Dale is a highly esteemed member of the biorenewables community.
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Biofuels, Bioproducts & Biorefining (Biofpr) is a vital source of peer-reviewed information on sustainable products, fuels and energy. Examining international scientific research and industrial development along the entire supply chain, the journal publishes critical reviews, commentary, business news highlights and policy updates. Don't miss the unique Patent Intelligence articles published in each issue, covering new patents and published applications.
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