2023 Call for Presentations

November 5 - 8, 2023 | Atlanta, GA

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Abstract Deadline Extended to Monday, April 3, 11:59pm (EDT)

 

CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS

IBBC focuses on new technologies using renewable materials from biomass to produce chemicals, polymers and fuels to support the growing bioeconomy through sustainable biorefinery. The conference organizers invite you to submit your abstract on one of the topics below, but other topics will also be considered.

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 Topics of interest include:

Supporting the Sustainable Bioeconomy

  • Leveraging Pulp Mill Assets
  • Biomass Utilization and Sustainability Assessments

Biomass Processing & Conversion Pathways

  • Innovative Technologies to Transform Biomass

Innovative Bioproducts and Biopolymers from Wood & Nonwood Biomass

  • Lignin Recovery and New Products
  • Bio-based Polymers, Chemicals and Products

 

View the Call for Presentations for topic details

IBBC 2023 Call for Presentations


 STUDENT POSTER SESSION AND COMPETITION

Opportunities for All Students!

Are you a student or graduate student who has recently joined the pulp and paper or allied industry? Have you successfully conducted research, implemented a project or have an idea for a project that sustainably drives our industry forward?

Gain valuable industry input on your work, plus a chance to win some cash. This is a great opportunity to get industry input on student projects, as well as to gain exposure for students and programs conducting research in fields related to pulp & paper, bioenergy, and bioproducts.

Abstracts are due August 21, 2023 and should be submitted directly to Pat Stiede.


 

RAPID FIRE SHOWCASE

This year during the IBBC Conference there will be a Rapid-Fire Showcase where presenters get 5 minutes to present 5 slides summarizing the research that they are working on. Conference attendees interested in subjects presented during the rapid-fire oral session can then visit the accompanying poster and have a more in-depth discussion during the student poster session and competition. This format offers greater exposure to presenters, as well as gives attendees a snapshot into the wide variety of research being conducted in the biorefinery arena.