Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires 13.95 billion Gallons of Renewable Fuels for 2011
By: Dr. John Kyndt – Head Scientist of the Renewable Energy Program at Advanced Energy Creations Lab.
As part of the Clean Air Act, Congress is requiring EPA to regulate the transportation fuel sold in the United States
Biosimilars: Potential and Challenges
By: Dr. John Kyndt ( Head Scientist of the Renewable Energy Program at Advanced Energy Creations Lab) and Dr. Aecio D’Silva.
Anyone interested in life sciences realizes that big pharma companies aren’t producing new drugs fast enough to replace the profits from
The Six Personality Types According to Physics
by Christopher Aaron Chapman
Finally! A personality profile with the power of physics behind it! Feel free to re-post with attribution to chappydiem.com.
1) SOLID. You are dependable and strong. You remain yourself in any environment. You’re the person everyone
Algae Cultivation Systems – Open Ponds vs PBR
By: Dr. John Kyndt – Head Scientist of the Renewable Energy Program at Advanced Energy Creations Lab.
Industrial cultivation of algae allows for the commercialization of numerous products including food, fertilizer, green chemicals, nutriceuticals and pharmaceuticals, or fuel. Whatever the target product is, if one is planning to cultivate algae for commercial production there will be a challenge of scaling the production system and inevitably the dilemma will emerge to either grow the algae in open ponds or closed systems. Continue reading
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The Super Algae Race
by Prof. Aecio D’Silva
Inarguably, we need a “Super Algae”
Without a doubt, Algae are the perfect biofuels feedstock. However, despite this truth, in my opinion it really depends also on the progress of Algae genomics to make algae biofuels
Algae Oil-Based Biorefineries
By: Dr. John Kyndt – Head Scientist of the Renewable Energy Program at Advance Energy Creations Lab .
Algae have the potential to be a sustainable feedstock for the production of advanced biofuels and green chemicals. Production of advanced biofuels and bioproducts from algae, however, faces a number of challenges toward commercialization, in particular issues encountered upon scale up.
A large portion of the algal research around the world is focused on developing economically viable harvesting technologies and optimizing refining technologies for the final products.
Algae biomass composition is dependent on the algae species grown and on the environment in which the cells are cultivated. Some species have a high preference for lipids as storage material and others become rich in starch and sugars… Continue reading
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