The authors present a view of biochemical engineering by describing their personal interests and experience over the years involving mostly conversion of lignocellulosics into fuels and chemicals and the associated engineering subjects.

Related Organizations

Purdue University West Lafayette
United States

Keywords

Ethanol, Hydrolysis, Chemical Engineering, History, 20th Century, Enzymes, Industrial Microbiology, Bioreactors, Fermentation, Animals, Humans, Biomass, Cellulose, Genetic Engineering, Plant Structures, Biotechnology

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