Journal of Bioprocessing & Biotechniques

The “20th International Conference on Materials Science and Engineering” hosted by conference series with the theme, “Advanced Materials for Sustainability; Exploring new insights and Innovative Technologies” was successfully executed during May 25-26,2020 in Osaka, Japan. The conference offered a unique opportunity to investigators across the globe in order to meet, explore, network and perceive new scientific innovations. The conference received commendable and active participation was received from the Editorial Board Members of OMICS Group Journals as well as from the global scientists, Professors, Academicians, Researcher Scholars and students from diverse fields of Materials Science and Engineering.

15th World Bioenergy Congress and Expo, 2020 was inaugurated followed by the key note session by Prof .Bor-Yann chen, National I-Lan University, Taiwan with the title “Exploring optimal supplement strategy of polyphenolics-abundant herbal extracts for bioenergy stimulation in microbial fuel cells “. The session was Chair by Prof .Bor-Yann chen, National I-Lan University, Taiwan.The conference’s first day, featured panels on Bioenergy, Bioenergy Applications, Biomass feed stocks for renewable energy generation, Sustainable energy.The second day began with an insightful poster session on the area of Biomass, Renewable energy, Green Energy , Biofuels , Environmental research and Bioenergy Conversation method and  the conference concluded with the poster session

Bioenergy is defined as electricity and gas that is generated from organic matter, known as biomass. This can be anything from plants and timber to agricultural and food waste – and even sewage. It is renewable energy created from natural, biological sources. Many natural sources, such as plants, animals, and their byproducts, can be valuable resources. Modern technology even makes landfills or waste zones potential bioenergy resources. Most part of bioenergy comes from forests, agricultural farms, and waste. These feedstocks are grown by farms specifically for their use as an energy source. Common crops include starch or sugar-based plants, like sugarcane or corn