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Published on 2024-09-10

Development of a methode for joint comparative analysis of omics data (multi-strain/conditions): application to the filamentous fungus Trichoderma reesei

IFPEN conducts research to optimize biotechnological processes in the field of bio-based chemistry and biofuels. A significant part of these improvements is based on a better understanding of the microorganisms used with the help of systems biology.

Computer and Information Science Digital Science and Technology Rueil-Malmaison
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Published on 2024-06-20

Characterization of Gas-Solid Injection into Fluidized Bed Reactors for Biomass Residues Valorization

The use of biomass/biomass residues as feedstocks for bioenergy and biofuel processes is of rising interest for climate change mitigation. Thermochemical conversion of biomass in fluidized bed reactors, through pyrolysis, gasification, and combustion, requires efficient feedstock penetration and mixing through reliable feed injection systems.

Chemical Engineering Process Design and Modeling Lyon
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Published on 2024-05-27

Taking trace compounds into account in Chemoinformatics

With the announced drastic reduction of the amount of fossil energy resources in the European energy mix, it is important to define viable alternatives to petrochemicals. The transformation of lignocellulosic biomass and the various synthesis processes make it possible to provide a wide variety of families of compounds with high added value.

Chemical Sciences Applied Physico-chemistry and Mechanics Rueil-Malmaison
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Published on 2024-04-26

High-throughput processing and surface modification of functional porous polyolefin separators for Na-ion batteries

Under the European Green Deal, the demand for advanced secondary batteries is a pressing challenge. Critical for the impending energy transition, these batteries are instrumental for advancing the electric vehicle market, a linchpin for EU industrial and economic expansions.

Materials Science and Engineering Applied Physico-chemistry and Mechanics Lyon