About this Research Topic
Bioprocessing innovation, aiming to expand the range of bioproduct conversion from renewable feedstock, has garnered significant attention recently. To have a viable bioprocessing system, microorganism engineering and process design play important roles in producing multiple products from a single pipeline. The goal of this Research Topic is to have impactful perspectives on advanced biorefinery improvement, encompassing biomass valorization through microbial cultures, metabolic pathway construction for high-value bioproduct synthesis, and intelligent processing design for the development of future biorefinery industries. According to these areas of research, the future outlook on potential economic cost and environmental viability of consolidated bioprocessing can be conceptualized.
This Research Topic seeks high-quality research focusing on novel bioprocessing design and technology development for high-value platform chemical and biofuel productions. Topics include but are not limited to:
• Synthetic microorganisms
• Metabolic engineering
• Biocatalysts technology for bioproduct productions
• Bioprocessing design for industrial practices
• Biomass valorizations
• Bioproduct innovations
• Bioprocessing modelling
• Microbial engineering for bioproduct production
Keywords: Synthetic biology, Sustainable biorefineries, Platform chemicals, Biofuels, Biomass-to-bioproduct pipelines, Biomass valorization, Microbial conversion, Microbial engineering for bioproduct production
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