Wolfram Buss - Australian National University, Canberra

Biochar diversity and biochar-based fertilisers

26.09.2019

Christian Wurzer - University of Edinburgh, UK

Synergies in sequential biochar systems

26.09.2019

Pierre Oesterle - Umea University, Sweden

Hydrothermal recycling of activated biochar

03.10.2019

Sarah Farthing - University of Nottingham, UK

Techno-economics of hydrochar production

16.04.2020

Ifeoma Edeh - University of Edinburgh, UK

Does biochar particle size influence its ability to imprive soil hydraulic properties?

16.04.2020

Servann Herou - Imperial College London, UK

Activated carbon nanofibres from organosolv lignin and electrochemical applications in supercapacitors

30.04.2020

Abhilasha Tripathi - Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India

Magnesium modified rice straw biochar-based alginate beads for phosphate fertilization of Cicer arietinum

30.04.2020

Cecilia Sundberg - KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden

Biochar from cookstoves on smallholder farms in Kenya

14.05.2020

Sabina Nicolae - Queen Mary University London, UK

Biomass inspired carbon adsorbents for CO2 and H2S adsorption

3rd October 2019

Jorge Lopez Ordovas - Aston University, UK

Slow pyrolysis kinetic study for the production of char

10th October 2019

Josephine Getz - Technological University Dublin, Ireland

Small scale biochar production and analysis of 5 materials

10th October 2019

Christian di Stasi - University of Zaragoza, Spain

Biochar as a sustainable platform for pyrolysis vapour upgrading

24th October 2019

Gianluca Greco - University of Zaragoza, Spain

Operating conditions affecting the behavior of wheat straw pellets during slow pyrolysis

24th October 2019

Filipe Rego - Aston University, UK

Production of char for the removal of contaminants from water

31st October 2019

Anjali Jayakumar - University of Edinburgh, UK

Biochar for energy storage and energy conversion

31st October 2019

Anthony Szego - Stockholm University, Sweden

Heterogeneous catalysis applied in environmental chemistry

7th November 2019

Steff Ghysels - Ghent University, Belgium

Production and characterisation of slow pyrolysis biochar from digested stillage from ethanol production

7th November 2019

Pierpaolo Modugno - Queen Mary University London, UK

Influence of reaction parameters on hydrothermal carbonisation of saccharides

14th November 2019

Giulia Ravenni - Technical University of Denmark

Application of residual char from wood gasification to producer gas upgrading

14th November 2019

Xia Wang - Stockholm University, Sweden

Morphology controllable synthesis of carbons

21st November 2019

Pablo Arauzo - University of Hohenheim, Germany

Hydrothermal carbonisation coupled with ultrasound assisted extraction for the recovery of phenolic compounds

21st November 2019

Qusay Ibrahim - Fraunhofer Institute, Germany

Fractionation of lignocellulosic biomass by a two-stage process

28th November 2019

Dilani Rathnayake - Ghent University, Belgium

Biochar as a growing medium constitute and peat substitute

28th November 2019

Maciej Olszewski - University of Hohenheim, Germany

Wet feedstock conversion into biowaste carbon materials

5th December 2019

Yurong Liu - Curtin University, Australia

Tar reforming using biochar as a catalyst

5th December 2019

Przemyslaw Maziarka - Ghent University, Belgium

The practical basics of CFD modeling of the pyrolysis of a single particle of wood

12th December 2019

Judith Gonzalez Arias - University of Leon, Spain

Hydrothermal carbisation: converting biomass into biocoal

19th December 2019

Elias Azzi - KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden

Overview of biochar deployment in Sweden and related life cycle assessments

19th December 2019