Boreskov Institute of Catalysis SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia

CONTENTPLENARY LECTURES ............................................................................................................................4PL-1PL-2PL-3PL-4PL-5PL-6Valentin ParmonDESIGN OF CATALYSTS AND CATALYTIC PROCESSESFOR BIOFUELS PRODUCTION ..............................................................................................5Palligarnai VasudevanENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE BIOFUELS: ADVANCESIN BIODIESEL RESEARCH......................................................................................................6Dmitry MurzinCATALYTIC TRANSFORMATIONS FOR PRODUCTION OF BIOFUELS, SPECIALTYCHEMICALS AND PHARMACEUTICALS FROM WOODY BIOMASS ...................................7Wolter PrinsPROGRESS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF BIOMASS FAST PYROLYSISTECHNOLOGY AND ITS APPLICATION.................................................................................8Donato ArandaTRANSESTERIFICATION AND HYDROESTERIFICATION: THEORETICALAND EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF BIODIESEL PRODUCTION USINGHETEROGENEOUS CATALYSIS ..........................................................................................10Muthanna Al-DahhanADVANCEMENT OF CATALYTIC FISCHER-TROPSCH SLURRY BUBBLECOLUMNS VIA ADVANCED MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUESFOR RENEWABLE ENERGY AND CHEMICALS PRODUCTION.........................................12KEY-NOTE PRESENTATIONS .............................................................................................................14KN-1KN-2KN-3Strizhak P.E., Tripolskyi A.I., Eremenko V.E., Ivashchenko T.S., Busko A.O.CATALYTIC CRACKING OF SUNFLOWER SEED OIL ........................................................15Meneghetti S.M.P., Brito Y.C., Macedo C.C.S., Mello V.M.,Meneghetti M.R., Suarez P.A.Z.GROUP IV COMPLEXES FOR ESTERIFICATION AND TRANSESTERIFICATIONREACTIONS ...........................................................................................................................16Kuznetsov B.N., Sharypov V.I., Baryshnikov S.V.CONVERSIONS OF WOOD AND CELLULOSE TO GLUCOSE AND LEVULINICACID UNDER THE ACTION OF ACIDIC CATALYSTS .........................................................17KN-4 Kozhevnikov I.POLYOXOMETALATES AS CATALYSTS FOR SUSTAINABLE ORGANIC SYNTHESIS ...18KN-5L. van de Beld, Leijenhorst E.J.CATALYTIC FUEL-GAS CLEANING IN A STAGED BIOMASSGASIFICATION PROCESS ....................................................................................................19KN-6 Gusevskaya E.V., Parreira L.A., Menini L.PALLADIUM-CATALYZED AEROBIC OXIDATION OF BIOMASS-BASED ALKENESAS A ROUTE TO VALUABLE FRAGRANCE AND PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOUNDS.....20KN-7 Mikkola J.-P., Jönsson L., Marklund S.BIO4ENERGY – THE SWEDISH QUEST FOR SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY...........................21KN-8Lingaiah N., Jagadeeswaraiah K., Balaraju M., Sai Prasad P.S.VALUE ADDED CHEMICALS FROM GLYCEROL: SYNTHESIS OF GLYCEROLCARBONATES USING SOLID BASE CATALYSTS ..............................................................22173