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session 2: What universities have to offer to students interested
in ‘bio-themes’
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Universities present different concepts behind certain courses
in the field of biomass/bioenergy
Presentation of courses around biomaterial and bioenergy in
different countries:
○ For students interested in an academic career in biomass/
bioenergy
○ For universities offering postgraduate studies in biomass/
bioenergy
session 3: What biomass/bioenergy students expect from universities
• Students describing their experiences
In the afternoon: bioenergy Job and academic fair
• Meetings in exhibition area for companies, potential candidates
and universities
organisers:
ETA-Florence Renewable Energies, Italy
University of Florence, Italy
for further information:
Stefano Capaccioli
ETA-Florence Renewable Energies, Italy
E-mail: stefano.capaccioli@etaflorence.it
David Chiaramonti
RE-CORD, University of Florence, Italy
E-mail: david.chiaramonti@unifi.it
biogas Upgrading and Grid Injection
Day: Wednesday, 20 June 2012
Time: 09:30 - 17:30
site: Hall Yellow 3
access: With full Conference Week registration, one Day
admission (on registered day), students registration
or Parallel events admission (for this specific event).
The special event of the 20th EU BC&E on ‘Biogas upgrading and
grid injection’ addresses the main challenges for further biomethane
development in Europe. The upgrading of biogas to biomethane for
feed-in to the natural gas grid or for use as vehicle fuel is gaining in
interest and importance worldwide. More than 150 plants are already
in operation and many are under construction or in the planning
stage. During this one-day-event we will elucidate the state of biogas
upgrading along the overall value-chain with a special focus on
Europe. During the first session relevant framework conditions for
the production of biomethane will be described. A special feature