Two day workshop on sustainable biodiesel production

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Event Name	Two day workshop on sustainable biodiesel production
Start Date	Apr 24, 2019 11:30 am
End Date	Apr 24, 2019 6:00 pm
Duration	6 hours and 30 minutes
Description	On behalf of Centre for Energy and Environment Research (CEER) at London South Bank University (LSBU), it is our great pleasure to welcome you to The British Council funded workshop on “Sustainable Biodiesel Production” at LSBU. We will bring together researchers from academia and industry, and provide a forum for discussion on challenges and benefits, exchange ideas and experiences, and explore possible future collaborations. The workshop will showcase invited talks by leading researchers who will provide insight into emerging technologies and discuss novel solutions to the critical obstacles for biodiesel production. The workshop will provide a great opportunity for early career researchers to obtain a foundation in the field and/ to update their knowledge on the latest technology and approaches for biodiesel production. This is a two day workshop with workshop starting at 11.30am - 6pm on the 24th April. One-night accommodation will be covered by the organisers (if participant is travelling from outside London) in addition to a gala dinner on the 24th April. The workshop will resume on the 25th April from 9am and concluding at 2pm. Poster session: This session will be run on the first day afternoon after the refreshment break. If you are presenting a poster, it is important to print your poster in advance and arrive early to erect your poster. The poster boards will be numbered and you should follow instruction when you arrive. There are poster prizes for the best and runner up posters, selected by a judging panel. Prizes will be awarded at the closing session on the 25th April. Please confirm your participation by submitting an abstract of the poster. Please note that abstracts must be sent by email to Omar Aboelazayem by 4th of March. Technical sessions: The workshop will also include two technical sessions on the recent biofuels research methodologies. The first session will include the principles of experimental design, modelling and analysis. It will also cover the applications of Response Surface Methodology (RSM) in process modelling and optimisation. The second session will include the foundations of process simulation and integration with a focus on advanced process integration using a novel graphical Pinch method. In summary, the technical sessions are aimed to assist biofuels researchers in the following points; Design, analysis and optimisation of biofuels experiments Design, simulation and integration of biodiesel production plants We are pleased to offer almost free registration for all participants (only £10 + Fee for attendance confirmation). Early career researchers are highly recommended to register for the workshop. Places are very limited and will be offered first come first served. Full programme will be confirmed closer to the time of the workshop. If you would like to attend this workshop, please send your request email to Professor Basu Saha and include your name, affiliation, position, academic qualification and write 'Request to attend Biodiesel Workshop' as the subject in the email.

Event Name

Two day workshop on sustainable biodiesel production

Start Date

Apr 24, 2019 11:30 am

End Date

Apr 24, 2019 6:00 pm

Duration

6 hours and 30 minutes

Description

On behalf of Centre for Energy and Environment Research (CEER) at London South Bank University (LSBU), it is our great pleasure to welcome you to The British Council funded workshop on “Sustainable Biodiesel Production” at LSBU. We will bring together researchers from academia and industry, and provide a forum for discussion on challenges and benefits, exchange ideas and experiences, and explore possible future collaborations.

The workshop will showcase invited talks by leading researchers who will provide insight into emerging technologies and discuss novel solutions to the critical obstacles for biodiesel production. The workshop will provide a great opportunity for early career researchers to obtain a foundation in the field and/ to update their knowledge on the latest technology and approaches for biodiesel production.

This is a two day workshop with workshop starting at 11.30am - 6pm on the 24th April. One-night accommodation will be covered by the organisers (if participant is travelling from outside London) in addition to a gala dinner on the 24th April. The workshop will resume on the 25th April from 9am and concluding at 2pm.

Poster session:
This session will be run on the first day afternoon after the refreshment break. If you are presenting a poster, it is important to print your poster in advance and arrive early to erect your poster. The poster boards will be numbered and you should follow instruction when you arrive. There are poster prizes for the best and runner up posters, selected by a judging panel. Prizes will be awarded at the closing session on the 25th April. Please confirm your participation by submitting an abstract of the poster. Please note that abstracts must be sent by email to Omar Aboelazayem by 4th of March.

Technical sessions:
The workshop will also include two technical sessions on the recent biofuels research methodologies. The first session will include the principles of experimental design, modelling and analysis. It will also cover the applications of Response Surface Methodology (RSM) in process modelling and optimisation. The second session will include the foundations of process simulation and integration with a focus on advanced process integration using a novel graphical Pinch method. In summary, the technical sessions are aimed to assist biofuels researchers in the following points;

Design, analysis and optimisation of biofuels experiments
Design, simulation and integration of biodiesel production plants

We are pleased to offer almost free registration for all participants (only £10 + Fee for attendance confirmation). Early career researchers are highly recommended to register for the workshop. Places are very limited and will be offered first come first served.

Full programme will be confirmed closer to the time of the workshop.

If you would like to attend this workshop, please send your request email to Professor Basu Saha and include your name, affiliation, position, academic qualification and write 'Request to attend Biodiesel Workshop' as the subject in the email.