Biomass and bionics have great potential in new energy research. Biomass efficient conversion and utilization technologies, including but not limited to biomass raw materials, fermentation, ester exchange, microbial fuel cells, microalgae technology, liquefaction, gasification, pyrolysis, techno-economic analysis, environmental impact and life cycle analysis. Meanwhile, there are abundant energy interface phenomena in nature, which can achieve delicate multifunctional interface regulation under mild conditions, minimum energy consumption and limited material selection range, providing reference ideas for new energy conversion and storage system research.

This forum will focus on the key interdisciplinary issues in the field of new energy and explore the biomass utilization and bionic regulation strategies. We invite experts and scholars to join us for exchange and guidance.

 

Confirmed attendees are as follows,

 

The list will be update.