Advanced Bioprocessing for Alternative Fuels, Biobased Chemicals, and Bioproducts

Dr. Majid Hosseini has earned both his Ph.D. and M.S. degrees in Chemical Engineering from The University of Akron in Ohio, United States, while also holding a professional certificate in Innovation and Technology from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Massachusetts, United States. He has also completed an MSE degree in Manufacturing Engineering at UTRGV in Texas, United States and a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering at Sharif University of Technology in Tehran, Iran. Dr. Hosseini is the editor of multiple high caliber books, has published several peer reviewed research articles and book chapters, and has co-invented patents application technologies. He has served as a key speaker at multiple international conferences and has been actively engaged in technology development. In recognition of his contributions to science and service, he has received several awards and certificate of recognitions. Dr. Hosseini’s research interests, expertise, and experiences are diverse, ranging from biofuels and bioenergy, bioprocess engineering and development, industrial biotechnology, and sustainability to smart bio/nanomaterials, smart polymers and coatings, nanoparticles, and bio/nanotechnology.

• 1. A Perspective on Bioprocessing for Biofuels, Bio-Based Chemicals, and Bioproducts2. Metabolic Engineering and Genetic Manipulation of Novel Biomass Species for Biofuel Production3. Subcritical Hydrolysis Contribution in the Holistic Biorefinery Concept: Obtaining Bioproducts and Biofuels From Renewable Natural Resources for a Novel Bioeconomy4. Thermochemical, Biological, Biochemical, and Hybrid Conversion Methods of Bio-derived Molecules into Renewable Fuels5. Biological Production of Alcohols6. Biobutanol Production7. Uses of Enzymes for Biodiesel Production8. Recent Trends and Advances in Glycerol-Free Biodiesel Production9. Lignin: Understanding and Exploring Its Potential for Biofuel Production10. Bioconversion and Chemical Conversion of Biogas for Fuel Production11. An Approach Toward Cellulase Production, Bioconversion, and Utilization12. Bioconversion of Agricultural Wastes From the Livestock Industry for Biofuel and Feed Production13. Producing Animal Feed as a Coproduct of Biorefining14. Electro-Fermentation—Microbial Electrochemistry as New Frontier in Biomass Refineries and Industrial Fermentations15. Biohydrogen Production From Renewable Resources16. Multipurpose Use of Microalgae to Treat Municipal Wastewater and Produce Biofuels17. Algae as a Source of Microcrystalline Cellulose18. Liquid Biofuels From Microalgae: Recent Trends19. Assessing Microalgae Sustainability as a Feedstock for Biofuels20. Production of Microalgae-Derived High-Protein Biomass to Enhance Food for Animal Feedstock and Human Consumption