Innovations in Thermochemical Technologies for Biofuel Processing

<p>Section 1: Biomass Feedstocks: Classification, Characterization and Candidacy <br>1. Recent progress in the characterization of feedstocks and products for design and optimization of biomass thermochemical conversions<br>2. State-of-the-art approaches in biomass conversion to fuels and chemicals<br>3. Upcycling biomass resources into fuels and chemicals to support sustainability</p> <p>Section 2: Biomass-to-Liquid, Biomass-to-Gas and Gas-to-Liquid Technologies<br>4. Production of solid fuel and bio-oil for energy application via slow, fast and intermediate pyrolysis processes<br>5. Progress in biomass fast pyrolysis technique: Outlook of modern experimental and theoretical approaches<br>6. Biofuel production with integrated pyrolysis and catalytic upgrading system<br>7. Thermochemical valorization of oil palm biomass to value-added products: A biorefinery concept<br>8. Progress of biomass air gasification to produce energy-dense synthesis gas<br>9. Hydrothermal gasification of biomass and organic wastes for hydrogen production: Advances, Challenges and Prospects</p> <p>Section 3: Reforming and Fuel Upgrading Technologies<br>10. Clean and sustainable biofuels through syngas fermentation: Challenges and opportunities<br>11. Hydrogen and carbon co-generation from catalytic methane decomposition: Current progress and future trends<br>12. Artificial neural network modeling method for forecasting syngas generation from reforming processes<br>13. Carbon-based catalyst in the production of biodiesel: A review<br>14. Upgrading bio-hydrogenated diesel from palm-fatty acid with self-reliable hydrogen synthesis</p>