Prizes and AwardsConference
- 1: Subjects and Call for Papers.
- 2: Programme Outline.
- 3: Full Conference Programme.
- 4: World Forum on ‘Fuel, Food and the Environment: The Bioenergy Challenge’.
- 5: Biofuels FlightPath - Workshop on Upstream R&D and Innovation for Paraffinic Biofuels.
- 6: 2012 Special Focus / Parallel Events.
- 7: Information about Registration.
- 8: Online Conference Registration.
- 9: Conference Committees.
- 10: Prizes and Awards.
- 10.1: Linneborn Prize.
- 10.2: EU BC&E Student Awards.
- 11: EU BC&E Dinner.
- 12: Conference Proceedings.
- 13: Peer Review Process.
- 14: Citability of Papers.
- 15: Late Abstracts.
- 16: Instructions for Authors.
- 17: EU Project Meeting Facility.
- 18: Declaration of Interest.
Prizes and Awards
Linneborn Prize
The European Linneborn Prize was established in 1994 for outstanding contributions to the development of energy from biomass. The Prize is named in honour of Johannes Linneborn, a pioneer of wood gasification. Deeply rooted in human ethics, he had far-reaching visions on the world’s development, on health, transport and agriculture...read more
EUBIA Award
EUBIA (the European Biomass Industry Association) will present the EUBIA Award to a representative of an organisation or company that has made an outstanding contribution to the advancement of the Biomass Industry and its market.
Awards for Outstanding Visual Presentations
One of the highlights of the Closing Session is the awarding of the most outstanding visual presentations of each topic. A jury of experts judge the quality of the contents reported and the quality of the presentation. The awards will be announced and delivered as part of the Closing Session. The winners will be invited onstage and the winning posters will be projected.
EU BC&E Student Awards
On the occasion of the 20th EU BC&E which follows the success of the 19th EU BC&E and to encourage high-quality work amongst young researchers, the EU BC&E Students Awards will be delivered in recognition of the most remarkable and outstanding research work in the field of Biomass. The Scientific Committee may nominate up to 5 awardees, maximum one for each main Conference Subject...read more