Biological lignin valorization has emerged as a major solution for sustainable and cost-
effective biorefineries. However, current biorefineries yield lignin with inadequate …

With material consumption increasing, the need for biodegradable materials derived from
renewable resources becomes urgent, particularly in the popular field of 3D‐printing …

Background Whole-tree chips will be a likely feedstock for future biorefineries because of
their low cost. Non-structural components (NSC), however, represent a significant part of …

A combination of biorefinery processes (hydrothermal and membrane processing) was
performed for the manufacture of oligosaccharides and natural phenolic compounds from …

To achieve a bio‐based economy, it is necessary to consider variability within a feedstock
population. We must understand the range of key phenotypic characteristics when selecting …

Circular bioeconomy was defined as “the sustainable and resource-efficient valorization of
biomass in integrated multioutput production chains (biorefineries) while also making use of …

Current economic activity in the beet sugar industry is below its highest point, and this
encourages to search for and to shape specific development strategies. This article analyses …

Background: Poplar (Populus spp.) hybridization is key to advancing biomass yields and
conversion efficiency. Once superior varieties are selected, there is a lag in commercial use …

To ensure an uninterrupted feedstock supply, commercial-scale cellulosic biofuel production
facilities must consider using more than one type of biomass; this paper considers the use of …

Nature uses hierarchy as a means to imbue materials with mechanical and physical
properties that are greater than the sum of its parts. Molecules are combined into polymers …