BIOCATALYSIS IN FLOW - Results of the EC ‘BIOINTENSE’ project
26th January 2016 (Conference Center Het Pand, Ghent, Belgium)
Background
Biocatalysis using enzymes to catalyze synthetic chemistry of industrial interest has grown hugely in recent years, although the most significant developments remain in the pharmaceutical and fine chemical sectors. The scientific and technical developments extend now to the introduction of new process concepts for improved implementation and better production. At the start of 2016 the EC-funded project ‘BIOINTENSE: mastering the integration of biocatalysis across scales’ will come to an end. The project has been highly successful and we plan a workshop to discuss the findings of the project.
The one-day workshop will be focused on the following themes
•Use of microfluidics for process design and intensification of biocatalysis
•Use of microfluidics for screening of biocatalysts
•Use of microfluidic for kinetic data collection and modelling of biocatalytic reactions
The program will consist of the invited lectures from industry and academia, short presentations with highlights of findings from the BIOINTENSE project, poster session, demonstration of microfluidic systems for biocatalysis and discussion groups.
Program
10:00
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Introduction and welcome
(Prof Dr John M Woodley, DTU, DK)
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10:10
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Integration and intensification tools for biocatalytic processes
(Dr Roland Wohlgemuth, Sigma Aldrich, CH)
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11:00
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Continuous flow solutions for sensitive and hazardous reactions
(Prof Dr Chris Stevens, Ghent University, BE)
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11:50
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Turning biocatalysis in flow into bio flow chemistry – learning from the transfer of microreactors to flow chemistry
(Prof Dr Volker Hessel, TU Eindhoven, NL)
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12:40
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Lunch
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13:40
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BIOINTENSE results - short talks - microfluidic systems, applications, modelling, sensors
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14:45
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BIOINTENSE posters and demonstrations
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15.45
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Coffee
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16:00
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Discussion Groups
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17:00
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Round up
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17:30
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Reception
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Deadlines
Both academic and in particular industrial process chemists are invited to attend this public meeting. Please register by 07.12.2015 at http://goo.gl/forms/6j97pEMQ1n
Abstracts are invited for presentation in poster format - deadline 31.12.2015 to jw@kt.dtu.dk.
See also the conference flyer here