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ABO's 7th Annual Biomass Summit - 2013 Posted by Aathmika on Wed June 19 2013 06:49:01 AM

The 7th annual Algae Biomass Summit will take place September 30 - October 3, 2013 at the Hilton Orlando in Orlando, Florida. This dynamic event unites industry professionals from all sectors of the world’s algae utilization industries including, but not limited to, financing, algal ecology, genetic systems, carbon partitioning, engineering & analysis, biofuels, animal feeds, fertilizers, bioplastics, supplements and foods.

Organized by the Algae Biomass Organization and coproduced by BBI International, this event brings current and future producers of biobased products and energy together with algae crop growers, municipal leaders, technology providers, equipment manufacturers, project developers, investors and policy makers. It’s a true one-stop shop – the world’s premier educational and networking junction for all algae industries.

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Aathmika

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About - Research in general. Planning to do my PhD., About: Masters in renewable energy from London. Undergrad course from Mumbai in biotech. Married with a child. Husband and I invest in interesting projects. Presently teaching in a college in Mrastra. Interested in CCS. Renewable energy concepts Algae, oil an dbioplastics Solar, wind and other renewable energy projects.

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