Conference on microbes and industrial biotechnology 2010, Bielefeld, Germany
21 November 2010 - 21 November 2010
Germany
The ESF-BU-CeBiTec Conference on Microbes and Industrial Biotechnology 2010 will take place on 21 November to 24 November 2010 in Bielefeld, Germany.
The conference will feature lectures by invited high-level speakers, short talks by young researchers and round table discussions about future developments. The goal of the conference is to promote scientific excellence in microbial biotechnology by providing leading scientists and young researchers with a platform to present their work, to discuss current scientific understanding along with recent developments in key areas of industrial biotechnology, and to identify the priorities for further research.
Biotechnological processes are of increasing significance for industrial production. This trend is likely to take up more momentum in the light of decreasing oil availability. Production processes in industrial biotechnology make use of recent advances in microbial research, and microbial biotechnology is likely to play an important role towards the sustainable use and production of renewable bio-resources.
The conference will be the first in a series of annual conferences on advances in industrial biotechnology.For further information, please visit: http://www.esf.org/index.php?id=7123(opens in new window)
The conference will feature lectures by invited high-level speakers, short talks by young researchers and round table discussions about future developments. The goal of the conference is to promote scientific excellence in microbial biotechnology by providing leading scientists and young researchers with a platform to present their work, to discuss current scientific understanding along with recent developments in key areas of industrial biotechnology, and to identify the priorities for further research.
Biotechnological processes are of increasing significance for industrial production. This trend is likely to take up more momentum in the light of decreasing oil availability. Production processes in industrial biotechnology make use of recent advances in microbial research, and microbial biotechnology is likely to play an important role towards the sustainable use and production of renewable bio-resources.
The conference will be the first in a series of annual conferences on advances in industrial biotechnology.For further information, please visit: http://www.esf.org/index.php?id=7123(opens in new window)