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BRJ’s new, generalized definition of biofuel includes bio-based technologies & strategies that reduce carbon emissions & fuel the shift to a sustainable bioeconomy. 🌍 Join us in driving this transition! Read more: biofueljournal.com/journal/a…
#CarbonReduction #EnergyTransition
📢 BRJ September 2026 Issue Out Now!
‣ Highlights:
• Sustainable bioeconomy for a changing climate
• Biowaste valorization for decarbonization
• Electrified gas-to-liquids for sustainable aviation fuel
• Biogas & CO₂ → sustainable aviation fuel
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🇨🇳 中文可视化论文播客
培育更优能源树木，助力可持续生物燃料生产
基于发表于 Biofuel Research Journal 的研究论文，欢迎观看配套的中文可视化论文播客。
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🎥 中文可视化论文播客
培育更优能源树木，助力可持续生物燃料生产
通过调控木质素生物合成关键基因 CAD1，研究团队使田间种植转基因杨树在蒸汽爆破预处理后实现约 26% 的葡萄糖增产，为可持续生物燃料生产提供了新的思路。
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🌿 Improved sugar yield upon steam explosion and enzymatic saccharification of field-grown poplar downregulated for cinnamyl alcohol dehydrogenase 1
J. Geerts, T. Croes, P.G.C. Leemans, A. Richel, A. Besserer, N. Brosse, B. De Meester, W. Boerjan & I. Cornet
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🎥Engineering Better Trees for Sustainable Biofuel Production
How can lignin engineering improve biomass conversion? This visual podcast highlights how CAD1-modified poplar produced ~26% more glucose after steam explosion pretreatment.
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✈️Congratulations to María Sanz, Pedro Leo, Marta Paniagua, Juan A. Melero & Gabriel Morales from @urjc on their #BRJ cover article! Their Zr-MOF/SBA-15 hybrid catalyst advances biomass conversion into sustainable aviation fuel precursors. doi.org/10.18331/BRJ2026.13.…
#SAF #Catalysis
𝐎𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫 | 𝐕𝐨𝐥. 13(2)✈️
A Zr-MOF/SBA-15 hybrid catalyst enables efficient production of sustainable aviation fuel precursors from biomass-derived furfural with outstanding activity, selectivity, and stability.
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𝘊𝘰𝘷𝘦𝘳 𝘢𝘳𝘵: BRJ ©2026.
📢 BRJ June 2026 Issue Out Now!
‣ Highlights:
• ML-driven optimization of biohydrogen production
• Zr-MOF/SBA-15 catalysts for SAF precursors
• Enhanced sugar yields from genetically engineered poplar
• Lignin → jet fuel precursors over Ni/CeO₂
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📢 BRJ March 2026 Issue Out Now!
‣ Highlights:
• Artificial peat mimicking natural humification
• Monochromatic light boosting biohydrogen
• Pd-catalyzed furfural → furan
• Biomass-derived CoMo for thiophene hydrodesulfurization
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📢 BRJ December 2025 Issue Out Now!
‣ Highlights:
• Biomass pelletization for better saccharification
• Poplar biorefinery for furfural & butanol
• Transcription-factor-engineered C. glabrata for α-KG
• CRISPRi boosting PHB from crude glycerol
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📢BRJ September 2025 Issue Now Live!
‣ Highlights:
• Rewiring E. coli for PHB from waste glycerol
• Microbial photoproduction of n-heptane
• Distillable amine-based solvents for biomass pretreatment
• Engineering K. marxianus for succinic acid
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📢 Biofuel Research Journal's 2024 CiteScore is out: 23.3 (+5.4% from 2023)!
The 2025 Tracker already stands at 23.4 📈
Rankings:
#2/219 Env. Eng. → Top ~0.9%
#2/91 Chem Eng (Misc)
#4/150 Waste Mgmt
#6/130 Fuel Tech
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#CiteScore2024 #SCOUPS
🚀 New Issue Alert!
The June 2025 issue of Biofuel Research Journal is live!
Explore advances in:
🔹 Manure valorization + carbon capture
🔹 CO₂-to-methanol catalysis
🔹 Ozone cracking for biokerosene
🔹 Anaerobic digestion with nano-magnetite
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On the Cover: A study on sustainability in lignocellulosic biorefineries, featuring an innovative MW-responsive DES for rapid delignification. The research highlights up to 96.1% lignin removal in 150s, with lower environmental impacts & costs.
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ALT The cover art for Biofuel Research Journal Vol. 12, Issue 1, illustrates the innovative approach to sustainability in lignocellulosic biorefineries. Featuring a study on the optimization of microwave-responsive deep eutectic solvents (DES) for rapid delignification, the artwork symbolizes the cutting-edge technology driving the transition to greener, more efficient biorefinery processes. The image reflects the journal’s commitment to showcasing bio-based innovations that advance both environmental and economic sustainability.
At the forefront of bio-innovations, Biofuel Research Journal redefines 'biofuel' to include not just traditional biofuels, but also bio-based technologies fueling the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon future. 🌍 Let's biofuel a greener tomorrow.
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Follow us for updates, insights, and discussions on "bio"-based technologies, innovations, and strategies that "fuel" the transition to a net-zero or less carbon-intensive bioeconomy.
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🚀 New Issue Alert!
March 2025 issue of @BiofuelResJ is here! 🌿✨ Packed with cutting-edge research and expert insights, this edition explores the latest breakthroughs in biorefineries, sustainable agriculture, and bioproduct innovation.
🔗 Read now: biofueljournal.com
On the Cover:
Efficient bioethanol production gets a boost! @USDA researchers engineered Saccharomyces cerevisiae to secrete endolysin, cutting bacterial contamination and boosting ethanol yields by 16%. A sustainable leap forward!
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#Bioethanol
#Bioethanol
ALT Featured on the Cover: Advancing bioethanol production with innovation! Researchers at @USDA have engineered Saccharomyces cerevisiae to secrete endolysin, significantly reducing bacterial contamination and increasing ethanol yields by 16%. A sustainable leap for biofuels!
🚀 New Issue Alert!
@BiofuelResJ is excited to release its December 2024 issue, featuring groundbreaking research and insights from top experts in the field. 🌿 Dive into the latest advancements!
📖 Read here: biofueljournal.com/
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