EuropaBio’s 3rd annual

European Forum for Industrial Biotechnology 2010

Tuesday 19 – Thursday 21 October 2010Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa Edinburgh,

Scotland, UK

Europe’s leading industrial biotechnology event

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note from the organisers

Dear Delegate,

After the success of the previous two years in Brussels and Lisbon, the European Forum for

Industrial Biotechnology (EFIB) has established itself as the leading European industrial

biotechnology event. The unique objective of EFIB is to bring together:

•Industry,policymakers,investorsandresearchinstitutestodiscusspoliciesinorder

toworktowardsthesuccessfuldevelopmentofabiobasedeconomyinEurope

•Largecorporatecompanies,SMEsandstart-upstocreateanunrivallednetworking

platform

•Theentirevaluechain(fromfeedstocktoend-user)tostimulateinnovation

Thisyear’sEFIBwilltakeplaceon19-21Octoberinthehistoricandwonderfulcapitalof

Scotland,Edinburgh.Followingthewell-establishedmodelfrompreviousyears,wewillstart

with2pre-conferenceworkshops;oneon “Business Development for Industrial

Biotechnology” and one on “Marine Biotechnology”.Thiswillbefollowedbya2day

conferencecomprising2plenarysessionsand3paralleltracks(Feedstock, Policy, Business

and Finance, Innovation).Thepresentationswillbecomplementedbyseveralpaneldebates,

anexhibitionandmanynetworkingeventssuchasalocallythemeddrinksreception,various

brokerageeventsandmuchmore!

EFIB2010willenablethemainstakeholderstodiscusstheimpactofcurrentpoliciesand

possiblewaystofurtheracceleratemarketgrowthandcutcoststoreachcommercialsuccess.

Someoftheactual“hotissues”thatwillbediscussedare:

• Indirect Land Use Change (ILUC): policy vs. politic

• Is there a place for industrial crops in agricultural policy?

• Towards a European Lead Market for Biobased Products

• From research to products: how to reduce time to market

Innovationwillalsohaveaprominentplaceontheagendawithasessionon“Excellence in

biorefinery research and development” and a session on “Innovative biobased

products”.Finallyend-userswillpresentamarketoverviewandperspectivesfortheirdifferent

industrial sectors.

IhopetomeetyouinOctoberinEdinburgh!

DrDirkCarrez CiaranLittle

Director, Industrial Biotechnology Head of Events

EuropaBio IntertechPira

Biosciences

KnowledgeTransferNetwork

Industrial Biotechnology Netherlands innovation through public-private partnerships

about EFIB 2010

delivering on the promise of thebiobased economyAgainstabackdropofgrowingconcernoverclimatechange,industrial biotechnology continues to drive growth across a wide range of industries dependent on innovations in chemistry.Thisisdrivenbyapolicyframeworkthatenablestechnologyinnovationandcommercialopportunities.

Largemultinationalchemicalconglomeratesthroughtosmallstart ups and spin offs are leading the charge to capitalise onthebiobasedeconomy,buttherearestillcomplexcommercial,regulatoryandtechnologicalchallengestoaddressandovercomeinordertodeliveronthefullpromise.

Successinthisdiverseandinnovativesectorwillbecontingentoneffectivecommunicationandcollaborationbetweenscience,industryandpolicymakerstoensurethatthebiobasedeconomycandriveeconomicgrowth,improveconsumerlifestylesandcreatemeaningfulenvironmentalimprovements.

EFIB2010willbringtogetheranunrivalledselectionofstakeholders to provide the industry with updates and debates onallthemostpressingchallengesandopportunitiesinthefieldofindustrialbiotechnology.

TheEuropeanForumforIndustrialBiotechnology2010isdesignedfortheentireIBsupplychainandisamustattendeventfor:»Strategy,BusinessDevelopment,MarketingandSalesDirectorsfrombiochemicalscompaniesandfeedstockssuppliers

»Academics,ResearchInstitutes,R&Dprofessionalsandworkinggroups

»Policymakers,GovernmentOfficials,RegulatorsandComplianceOfficers

»DirectorsofBiotechnology,Sustainability,VP’sandCEO’sfromstart-upsandSME’s

»Analysts,InvestorsandConsultantswithaninterestinIB»BuyersinterestedinfindingnewIBapplicationsforindustrialuse

why attend•Gainacomprehensive understanding of the whole

sectorwithover40presentationsfromindustryleaders

•Jointhedebatesthatwillshape the future of this

industry-lastyear’spaneldebatesdroverealchangein

policy, strategic direction and new technology

•Getfirsthandperspectivefrompolicymakersand

influencersfromacrossEuropeincluding 9 government

officials and 6 European Commission representatives

•Meetwithendusersthatareexperimentingwithindustrial

technologyinconsumerproducts-over 20 end user

companiesattendedEFIB2009

•Understandthelatest technological advances in this

fastmovingsectorwithhand-pickedcase studiesfrom

leading innovators and scientists

•Networkwithindustrythoughtleadersfromaroundthe

world-over 250 attendees from 27 different countries

attendedin2009,52% of them were board level

executives

•Tailortheconferenceprogrammetosuityourneedswitha

widechoiceofpresentationsacross3paralleltracks

•Benefitfromournewone to one software tool to enable

swift,efficientandeffectivenetworking

advisory board members

Ian HudsonPresidentEMEADUPONTDENEMOURSINTERNATIONALSwitzerland

DrAlfredHackenbergerPresidentSpecialtyChemicalsResearchBASFGermany

Philippe LavielleExecutiveVPBusinessDevelopmentGENENCORUS

DrJohnTSimeDirector,BioscienceforBusinessKTNUNIVERSITYOFYORKUK

DrManfredKircherPresidentCLIB2021(EvonikIndustries)Germany

DrAndreKoltermannCorporateResearchandDevelopmentSÜD-CHEMIEAG

ProfJHdeWindeHeadofDepartment,KluyverCentreandDepartmentofBiotechnologyDELFTUNIVERSITYOFTECHNOLOGYNetherlands

NicolasDenisPartnerMCKINSEY&COMPANYBelgium

DrDirkCarrezPublic Policy and Industrial Biotechnology DirectorEUROPABIOBelgium

DrRicardoGentExecutive DirectorGERMANASSOCIATIONOFBIOTECHNOLOGYINDUSTRIESGermany

SteenRiisgaardCEONOVOZYMESDenmark

DrNiklasvonWeymarnChiefResearchScientistVTTTECHNICALRESEARCHCENTREFinland

DrMarcelWubboltsProgrammeDirectorWhiteBiotechnologyDSMNetherlands

MarcelJasparsProfessorUNIVERSITYOFABERDEENUK

DrChristopheRupp-DahlemMarketingDevelopmentManagerROQUETTEFRÈRESFrance

StuartWestManagingDirectorBIOCATALYSTSLTD

about the conferenceTheEuropeanForumforIndustrialBiotechnologyisthepremierconferenceonindustrialbiotechnology.Theprogrammeprovidesadefinitiveassessmentofthefutureofthebiobasedeconomywithviewsfromthemostseniorandinnovativeleadersfromacrossgovernments,industryandscience organisations.

plenary sessionsEFIB2010’splenarysessionsprovidehighlevelassessmentofthecurrentstateoftheindustryandinsightfromendusercompaniescurrentlybuying,developinganddrivingindustrialbiotechnologyinconsumermarkets,suchasGoodyear, Henkel and Akzo Nobel. These sessions also includeguestkeynotesfromhighprofileindustrycommentatorslikeBruce Dale and senior representatives fromtheEuropean Commission and UK Government.

3 parallel tracksEFIB2010willalsofeaturethreeparalleltracksoneachday.Delegatesarefreetochoosethetrackbestsuitedtotheirrequirementsortomovebetweentracks.

The Feedstock track will focus on the ongoing debate surroundingnon-foodcropsandthecreationofbiomassfromfeedstockrequiredtofulfilgrowingdemandforbiobasedproducts.ExpertsfromtheEuropean Commission, BP and USDAwillbeamongthepresenters addressing various different aspects of this high profiletopicincludingagriculturalpolicy,supplyanddemandandconsumerperception

The Policy, Business and Finance track combinestwokeyandco-dependentissuesforindustrialbiotechnology.Policymakerswanttounderstandthepotentialsizeandgrowthofthemarkettoassesspolicydecisions.Meanwhile,corporations, investors and start ups want to factor in policy directionstoassessinvestmentopportunities.Thissession will see DG Environment and DG Enterprise presentingalongsidecompanieslikeSüd Chemie and Novamont to assess and explore these interrelations. The sessionwillalsofeaturecasestudiesfromarangeofEuropean biotechnology clusters.

The Innovation trackpresentsthemostcompelling,uniqueandgroundbreakinginnovationstopresent.ItfeaturesstartupsfromacrossEuropeaswellasR&Dupdatesfromlargerplayers.ThistrackwillalsofeaturecasestudiesfromallthreeoftheEurope’snewbiorefineryprojects.

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Pre-conference workshop 1

Business Development for IB09.00 – 12.30 Led by:LarryDrumm,President,BIOTECHNOLOGYINTERNATIONALCORPORATION,US,andMartinAustin,ManagingDirector,TRANSFORMRX,Partner,MARRAMADVISORS,Chairman,RSAAG,Switzerland

Theworkshophasbeenspecificallydesignedtohelpstartups,

spinoffsandsmallbusinessesassesstheirplaceinthisfast

growingmarketplace.Attendanceatthisseminarwillhelpyou

understandhowtoturnatechnologyintoabusinessfrominitial

positioning to exit strategy.

REASONS TO ATTEND» Understandhowyourtechnologyfitsinthecurrentmarket

» Assess what strategic options are available to you

» Discoverfinancingtechniquesandhowtopresenttoventure capitalists

» Choosethebestexitstrategyforyourbusiness» Prepare for the next steps

Pre-conference workshop 2

Marine Biotechnology13.30 – 17.00 Led by:ProfessorMarcelJaspars,Professor,MarineBiodiscoveryCentre,DepartmentofChemistry,UNIVERSITYOFABERDEEN,UK

From sea floor to the shop floorThisworkshopwilladdressthechallengesintakinginnovativemarinebiobasedproductsfrombenchscalethroughproof-of-conceptscaletoproductionscaleandontothemarket.Thiswillincludehighvalueproductssuchasmarineenzymes,biomaterials,finechemicals,nutraceuticalsandpersonalcareproducts.Algalbiofuelswillnotbecoveredinthismeeting.

08.00 Registration and refreshments

Introductions & keynote addresses09.00 Opening remarks from the Chair JohnSime,Director,BIOSCIENCES KTN,UK

09.10 Opening address from the Chair of EuropaBio’s IB Council IanHudson,PresidentDupontEMEA, DUPONT DE NEMOURS,Switzerland

09.30 KEYNOTE ADDRESS FROM THE HOST NATION Maximising opportunities from industrial biotechnology – a UK Perspective •Governmentpolicy-growth,sustainablemanufacturing •Bio-economy-thebenefitstotheUK •UKstrengthsinIB •Leadership-IBLeadershipForum •FutureactivityintheUK UKBusinessMinister(Invited),andIanSchott,Co-Chair, INDUSTRIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP FORUM,UK 10.00 INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE Europe’s biobased economy: next steps •Stakeholders:thepictureofdifferentperspectives •Europe’sstruggletogetaBBEgoing:whatareEurope’sdriversforsuccessandcanstakesbealigned? •DSM’scontributiontotheBBE StephanTanda,MemberoftheManagingBoard,DSM,TheNetherlands

10.30 EUROPEAN COMMISSION PERSPECTIVE European research and innovation for the bio-based economy •Driversfornewimpetustothedevelopmentofnewtechnologies. •Addressingenvironmentalandeconomicchallengesthroughbiobasedeconomiestomaintain

acompetitiveEurope •Europeneedsacomprehensiveandinterdisciplinaryresearchstrategyupdatedvisionforresearch

andinnovationinthebio-basedeconomy MaiveRute,Director,Biotechnologies,AgricultureandFood,EUROPEAN COMISSION, DG RESEARCH,Belgium

11.00 Refreshment break sponsored by Cargill

End user insight11.30 Industrial material use of renewable raw material (RRM): volume, application and policy •DifferentapplicationsforRRM-greenchemistry,bio-basedproducts •VolumeintheworldandinGermany •Industrialmaterialuseinrelationtobioenergy •ShiftinpolicyneededDrMichaelCarus,ManagingDirector,NOVA-INSTITUTE LTD,Germany

11.50 Why bioIsoprene? Situation analysis, open innovation and technology development •Situationanalysis •Currentmethodsofproduction •Marketperspectives •Openinnovationandtechnologydevelopment •Developmentofpolymergradebioisoprene •Designanddevelopmentofbiotechnologyaspectsoftheproject DrDavidA.Benko,ResearchandDevelopmentFellow,THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY,US DrKarlSanford,VicePresidentofTechnologyDevelopment,GENENCOR,US

12.10 Improving sustainability in the chemical and coatings industry with renewable raw materials •Materialneedsandsustainabilityconsiderations •Assessingrenewablematerials •Assessingbiotechnologyasasustainablealternative AlistairReid,CommunityofPracticeLeader,RenewableRawMaterials.AKZO NOBEL,UK

12.30 White biotechnology in fast moving consumer goods •Henkelasatypicalfastmovingconsumergoodscompany •Assessmentofwhitebiotechnology •Whitebiotechnologyandfastmovingconsumergoodsnowandinthefuture TimothyO’Connell,Manager,AppliedBiotechnology,HENKEL,Germany

12.50 LunchsponsoredbyDSM

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13.00 Registrationandrefreshments13.30 Welcomeandstartoftheworkshop

Scale-up fermentation in saline media ChrisDowle,DirectorofSustainableProcessing, CENTREFORPROCESSINNOVATION,UK

Photobioreactors for the production of personal care products EdGalley,BOOTS,UK(invited)

High value enzymes from marine organisms JanBuchAndersen,ManagingDirector,BIOTEC MARINEBIOCHEMICALS,Norway

15.30 Refreshmentbreak

Nutraceuticals – either carotenoid anti-oxidants or poly-unsaturated fatty acids RussellKerr,Professor,DepartmentofChemistry,and DepartmentofBiomedicalSciences,AtlanticVeterinary College,UPEI,Canada

Marine biomaterials ProfessorStephenMann,Professor,Centrefor OrganizedMatterChemistry,SchoolofChemistry, UNIVERSITYOFBRISTOL,UK(invited)

Foresighting the potential of marine biotechnology over the next 10 years Jan-BartCalewaert,ScienceOfficer,MarineBoard Secretariat,EUROPEANSCIENCEFOUNDATION, Belgium

17.00 Closeoftheworkshop

08.30 Registrationandrefreshments09.00 Welcomeandstartoftheworkshop

Effectively valuing your business Fourkeyissuesinvaluation •Thecomponentsofrisk •Thecomponentsofvalue •Cashflowtiming •Forecastadoption

11.00 Refreshmentbreak

Financing your business •Thetwocriticalstepsinnegotiation •Planningtheinteraction,profilingthecounter-party

and staging the discussion

Presenting and executing your business plan •Plan •Creatingatermsheet •Presentingthevalueproposition

12.30 Closeoftheworkshop

Pre-registration drinks receptionAllspeakersanddelegatesareinvitedtoregisterforthemainconferenceandaninformaldrinksreceptioninthehotelonTuesday19October2010,aftertheendofthepre-conferenceworkshop2.

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wednesday 20 October – day 1, Conference tracks

14.00 Opening remarks from the Chair WillyDeGreef

14.10 Indirect land use change: the history and (short) future of a soon-to-be nonissue BruceE.Dale,PhD,Professor,DepartmentofChemicalEngineeringand MaterialsScience,DOEGREATLAKESBIOENERGYRESEARCHCENTER,and AssociateDirector,OfficeofBiobasedTechnologies,MICHIGANSTATE UNIVERSITY,US

14.35 Sustainability criteria for bioenergy and ILUC AaronBrady,HeadofCarbonandSustainability,RENEWABLEFUELS AGENCY,UK

15.00 NGO Perspective RichardPerkins,WORLDWILDLIFEFUND

Policy, Business and Finance trackTowards a European lead market

Innovation TrackExcellence in biorefinery research and development

Feedstock TrackILUC: policy vs politic

14.00 Opening remarks from the Chair GiuliaDelBrenna,HeadofUnit,EUROPEANCOMMISSION,DGENTERPRISE ANDINDUSTRY,Belgium

14.10 Bio-based products in the EC’s Lead Market Initiative •Europeanpolicymaking •Promotemarketintroductionofinnovativebio-basedproducts •Creatinganinnovation-friendlypolicyenvironment DIPeterSchintlmeister,FEDERALMINISTRYFORECONOMICS,FAMILYAND YOUTH,Austria

14.35 ETAP – Measures promoting eco-innovation and guidelines for environmental declarations HervéMartin,LIFEEnvironmentandEco-innovationUnit,EUROPEAN COMMISSION(invited)

15.00 Lead Market Initiative – recommedation for the communication of biobased products and underpinning standards FrancescoDegliInnocenti,ViceDirector,NOVAMONT,Italy

14.00 Opening remarks from the Chair ProfMarcelJaspers,MarineBiodiscoveryCentre,DepartmentofChemistry, UNIVERSITYOFABERDEEN,UK

14.10 CoEBio3: Undertaking research at the academe-industry interface NicholasJTurner,Professor,ChemicalBiology,andDirector,Centreof ExcellenceinBiocatalysis(CoEBio3)SchoolofChemistry,UNIVERSITYOF MANCHESTER,UK

14.25 The next generation of integrated bio-refineries: The EuroBioRef Concept FranckDumeignil,Professor,Vice-DirectorofUCC,Coordinatorofthe EuroBioRefproject,UnitédeCatalyseetdeChimieduSolide,UNIVERSITE LILLENORDDEFRANCE,France

14.45 Biocore: A biorefinery concept for the production of bio-commodities from lignocellulosic biomass MichaelO’Donohue,ScientificManagerandDeputyHeadoftheINRA Division,CEPIA-INSTITUTNATIONALDELARECHERCHEAGRONOMIQUE, France

15.05 The SupraBio Project ProfessorAshokKBhattacharya,DepartmentofEngineeringSciences, UNIVERSITYOFOXFORD,UK

15.50 Addressing ILUC: some thoughts from BP IanDobson,ChiefofTechnology,BPBiofuels,UK

16.15 Biomass availability and needs: reducing land use change JeanFrancoisDallemnd,JRC,EUROPEANCOMISSION,Italy

16.40 Can industry supply low carbon feedstocks to meet the projected demands for bioenergy, materials and chemicals? DrJeremyWoods,Lecturer,ImperialCollegeLondon,UK 17.05 Panel discussion

15.50 Building a biobased economy for Europe in 2020: a Policy Guide •Whyweneedaholisticapproach? •Recommendationsforagriculture,research,innovationandeducation •WhichimpactfortheLMI? CamilleBurel,IndustrialBiotechnologyManager,EUROPABIO,Brussel

16.15 BMBF strategy for implementation of a ‘bio-economy’ •Basicprinciplesandfundinginitiatives •Innovationsinindustrialbiotechnology •Plantresearch PeterHassenbach,HeadoftheResponsibleNutritionandRenewable ResourcesDivision,BMBF,Germany

16.40 Patent protection in industrial biotechnology – a global view •RoleofIPprotectioninbiotechinnovation •DifferenceinpatentlawforDNAandimplicationsforproteins,antibodies

andothernaturallyoccurringcompounds •Rateofallowancetrendsforpatentsinbiotechsector •ComparisonoftrendsinEurope,USandCanada’spatentoffices •AssessmentofimpactonIPprotectioninbiotech KonradSecheley,PartnerandPatentAgent,GOWLINGLAFLEUR HENDERSON,Canada

17.05 Panel discussion

15.50 Next horizons for biorefinery innovation JanKoninckx,BusinessDirectorforBiofuels,DUPONT,US

16.10 Conversion of renewables ThomasGrotkjaer,BusinessDevelopmentManager,NOVOZYMES,Denmark 16.30 INDUSTRIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY CASE STUDY INEOS Biorefinery Seal Sands GrahamRice,ExternalRelations&DevelopmentManager,INEOS-BIO,UK

16.50 Bringing ideas to industrial production – the case of succinic acid YvonLeHenaff,GeneralManager,AGROINDUSTRIERECHERCHESET DÉVELOPPEMENTS,France

17.10 How to expand industrial biotechnology’s relevance in the chemical industry ManfredKircher,Chairman,andTatjanaSchwabe,ScientificOfficer, CLIB2021-CLUSTERINDUSTRIELLEBIOTECHNOLOGIE,Germany

17.30 Pilot plant facility for the biotechnological manufacture of valuable products from renewable resources DrJoachimVenus,DepartmentofBioEngineering,LEIBNIZ-INSTITUTEFOR AGRICULTURALENGINEERINGPOTSDAM-BORNIM,Germany

17.50 Q&A

18.00 close of the conference

15.25 refreshment break sponsored by cargill

 

Networking drinks reception invitationAfterthefirstdayoftheconferenceyouareinvitedtoacomplimentarydrinksreceptionandcanapésatthehistoricEdinburghCastle.ThiswillbeanopportunitytonetworkwhilstenjoyingthehistoricsurroundingsandtheCastle’smagnificentviewsoverEdinburgh,theFirthofForthandonaclearday, the Fife coast. You can also enjoy a private viewing of the Scottish Crown Jewels. For further information please visitwww.efibforum.com

thursday 21 October – day 2, Conference tracks

09.00 Opening remarks from the Chair AndreasPilzecker-DGAgriculture,EUROPEANCOMMISSION,Belgium

09.10 Biomass for a bioeconomy: the Dutch approach RoelandBosch,DUTCHMINISTRYOFAGRICULTURE,TheNetherlands

09.35 Views from European Farmers PekkaPersonen,COPACOGECA,Belgium

10.00 Developing industrial crops: opportunities and needs DrJeremyTomkinson,CEO,THENATIONALNON-FOODCROPSCENTRE, UK

Policy, Business and Finance trackFrom research to products: reducing time to market

Innovation TrackNew innovative biobased products

Feedstock TrackIs there a place for industrial crops in agricultural policy?

Lunch sponsored by Genencor12.40Allspeakersanddelegatesareinvitedtotheinformallunchintheexhibitionroom

08.30 registration and refreshments

09.00 Opening remarks from the Chair ElizabethZurkovic,DirectorBioscienceUnit,DepartmentofBusiness EnterpriseandregulatoryReform,HMGOVERNMENT,UK

09.10 BE basic accelerating development and industrialisation ProfHandeWinde,ChairmanofBiotechnologyDepartment,DELFT UNIVERSITYOFTECHNOLOGY,TheNetherlands

09.35 Second generation biorefineries: challenges and perspectives •Driversforalternativetechnicalsolutionstoaneconomicallyviablesupply

ofbio-basedfuelsandchemical •Principlesourcesofsecondgenerationbiofuels •Processesforbiofuelsandchemicalsinthevaluechain •Biotechnologytechnologyplatforms DrAndreKoltermann,CorporateResearchandDevelopment, SÜD-CHEMIEAG,Germany

10.00 3BCAR: bioenergy, biomolecules and biomaterials from renewable carbon DrPaulColo,DeputyScientificDirectorPlantsandPlantProducts,INRA, France

09.00 Opening remarks from the Chair ProfAnneGlover,ChiefScientificAdvisor,SCOTTISHPARLIAMENT,UK 09.10 Advancing Biobutanol JackHuttner,ExecutiveVicePresidentofCommercial&PublicAffairs,GEVO, US

09.25 Cost effective production of intracellular enzymes StuartWest,ManagingDirector,BIOCATALYSTSLTD,UK

09.45 Furanics: versatile building blocks for biobased materials and fuels DirkdenOuden,DirectorNewBusinessDevelopment,AVANTIUM,The Netherlands

10.05 Valorization of crude glycerine by a biotechnological process JoseL.Adrio,HeadofNeuronBioindustrialDivision,NEURONBPH,Spain

Speaking opportunity Two slots are available for presentations exploring the latest research anddevelopmentsinthisrapidlychangingfield. Tofindoutmoreinformation,pleasecontactStaceyLudlowat stacey.ludlow@pira-international.comoron+44(0)1372802052.

10.50 Title TBC AkinOzkutan,BioIndustrialSegmentLeader,CARGILL,Belgium

11.15 U.S. Department of Agriculture initiatives to support sustainable energy crops DrCarmelaBailey,NationalProgramLeader,AgriculturalMaterials, USDANATIONALINSTITUTEOFFOODANDAGRICULTURE,US

11.40 Policy and incentives for industrial crops in North America StanBlade,ExecutiveDirector,ALBERTAAGRICULTURALRESEARCH INSTITUTE,Canada

12.05 Panel debate

10.50 Fostering industrial biotechnology and minimising time from R&D to commercialization: the Austrian system ProfAloisJungbauer,LaboratoryofProteinTechnologyandDownstream Processing,AUSTRIANCENTREOFBIOTECHNOLOGY,Austria

11.15 The German bioindustry clusters: industrial biotechnology along the entire value chain •IndustrialbiotechnologyinGermany •Biocatalysts,finechemicals,polymers,bioenergy •Creationofsynergiesbyjoiningforces •Internationalcooperation DrHelmutThamer,ManagingDirector,TUTECHINNOVATIONGMBH, Germany

11.40 Overview of BIOCHEM project DrSteveFletcher,ProjectDirector,CHEMISTRYINNOVATIONLTD,UK

12.05 Panel debate

10.25 refreshment break

testimonials“Theeventwasverywellorganizedwithaveryfriendlyandservice-mindedcrew.Goodandinterestingsessions.”Cathrine Anderberg Leth, Novozymes

“ThiseventisverymuchneededintheEuropeancontext,toactasahomeforindustrialbiotechnologyadvances,policymakersandcompanies,andtoencouragethesectorthroughnetworkingandnewinformation.”Meredith Lloyd-Evans, BioBridge Ltd

“KeyEuropeanplayersinindustrialbiotechwerepresentinLisbon,whatmadethiseventagreatnetworkingvenue.”Ana Maria Bravo Angel, Genencor – Danisco

10.50 Purac: Setting the stage for biobased building blocks •Purac’sviewonthedevelopmentofbiobasedchemicals •Marketdevelopment •DevelopmentsatPurac •PuracLactides:update •PuracSuccinicAcid:update PaulCordfunke,MarketManagerChemicalIndustry,PURAC/CSM BIOCHEMICALS,US

11.10 The product development track from idea to product via case studies DrKlausPellengahr,HeadofBusinessDevelopment,C-LECTAGMBH, Germany

11.30 Title TBC OliverPeoples,ChiefScienceOfficer,METABOLIX,UK

EFIB2010exhibitionwillfeature24exhibitors.Exhibitionandsponsorshippackagesaresellingoutfast!Toguaranteeyourplaceattheexhibitionorforfurtherinformation,pleasecontactStaceyLudlowon+44(0)1372802052oratstacey.ludlow@pira-international.com

Withpresentationsfrommorethan40worldleadingexpertsandover300attendeesexpected,EFIB2010providesatremendousturnoutofleadership,expertiseandcapabilityanditoffersyououtstandingnetworkingopportunitiesthroughacomprehensiverangeofsponsorshipandexhibitionpackages.SponsoringorexhibitingatEFIB2010willunderlineyourcommitmenttoindustrialbiotechnologyandwilldemonstrateyourunderstandingthatindustrialbiotechnologyisattheintersectionofgovernmentpolicy,industry,financeandscientificresearch.

Formoreinformationondifferentpackagesortoseethemostup-to-datelistofsponsorsandexhibitors,logontohttp://www.efibforum.com

thursday 21 October – Plenary day 2 conference add-ons

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coveringthelatestresearchresultsfromleading

academics.Tofindouthowyoucanparticipate,

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1-to-1 partneringThe1-to-1Partneringatthisyear’sEFIB2010conferencewillallowtheparticipantstoidentifyandmeetwithnewbusinessprospectsandcooperationpartnersduring2fulldaysofintensivenetworkinginEdin-burgh/attheconference.

ThebenefitsofpartneringatEFIB2010include:•Activepromotionofyourknow-howandtechnologies/portfolio•Accesstonewtechnologiesandexpertisefromindustryandacademia•Meetbusinessleadersanddecisionmakersfromindustryandacademia•Identifyandnetworkwithnewbusinesspartnerstodevelopyourideas

The1-to-1Partneringenablesthedelegatestomeetpotentialpartnersinprivate1-to-1meetingsandtodiscuss potential cooperation and business perspectives. The delegates’ individual partnering activities are supportedbyadedicatedonline-platformandserviceteam.

To find out how to participate in the 1-2-1 Partnering, please log onto www.efibforum.com

Partner event Biosciences Knowledge Transfer Network:AnnualConferenceEdinburgh18-19October2010.

This event, organised by EFIB 2010partnerBioscienceKTN,willincorporatespecificparallel

sessionsonindustrialbioscience.Moredetailswillbereleasedonwww.efibforum.com

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biotechnology-basedindustryinEurope.Formoreinformation,pleasevisitwww.europabio.org

IntertechPira Events – knowledge, networking and opportunityIntertechPiraEventscombineproductivenetworking,highcalibrepresentationsandtargetedmarketing

opportunitiesforkeydecisionmakersacrosstheglobeinniche,emergingandhighgrowthindustries.Market

coverageincludeslightinganddisplays,cleanenergy,homeandpersonalcare,industrialbiotechnology,performancematerialsand

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13.50 Opening remarks from the Chair IanHudson,PresidentDupontEMEA,DUPONTDENEMOURS,Switzerland

14.00 Australian perspective KateLeStrange,DepartmentofInnovation,Industry,ScienceandResearch,GOVERNMENT OFAUSTRALIA,Australia(invited)

14.30 Delivering green growth through industrial biotechnology •Greengrowthandinnovation:anOECDprospective •Greengrowththroughindustrialandenvironmentalbiotechnology •Policychallengestobeaddressed IainGillespie,HeadofOrganisation,ScienceandTechnologyPolicyDivision,OECD,France

15.00 Investment considerations for industrial biotechnology •Raisingventurecapitalforbiobasedstartups •Businessmodelsforbiobasedstartups PhilippHasler,InvestmentDirector,EMERALDTECHNOLOGYVENTURES,Switzerland

15.30 Why it’s different this time: biofuels and bioproducts are here to stay and grow •Interestinbiofuelsandbiobasedproductshasebbedandflowedovertheyears,butthingshavechanged

and they are here to stay and grow •Acombinationofimprovedproductiontechnology,increasingsocietaldemandforsuchproductsand,

mostofall,increasinglyfavorablefeedstockeconomicsversusfossilalternativeswillcontinuetodrivethegrowth of these products

BruceE.Dale,PhD,Professor,DepartmentofChemicalEngineeringandMaterialsScience,DOEGREAT LAKESBIOENERGYRESEARCHCENTER,andAssociateDirector,OfficeofBiobasedTechnologies, MICHIGANSTATEUNIVERSITY,US

16.00 Closing remarks from the Chair and close of conference Sponsored by

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To book your hotel accommodation:Delegatesareresponsiblefororganisingtheirowntravelandaccommodation.AlimitednumberofroomshavebeenreservedforconferencedelegateswishingtostayattheSheratonGrandHotel&Spaataspecial rate of £145foraroomincludingbreakfast.Totakeadvantageofthisspecialrate,delegatesmustreservetheirroomno later than 6 September 2010.Whereverpossible,accommodationshouldbereservedearlyasroomscannotbeguaranteedandratesaresubjecttochangeafterthisdate.

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Conference Fees Theconferencefeeincludesentrytotheconferenceplenaryandtracksessions,fulldocumentation,lunchandrefreshments.However,feesdonotincludedelegatetravelandaccommodation.There will be no retrospective discount if full details including Membership status are not provided at the time of booking.

PLEASENOTECreditcardpayments(in£STG)willbenecessaryifyourbookingismadelessthan10businessdayspriortothestartoftheevent.Wherefundshavenotbeenreceivedinadvance,delegateswillberequiredtosupplycreditcarddetailsatregistrationinordertogainentrytotheconference.Thiscreditcardwillbechargedon-siteandin£STGonly.Currentexchangeratesandbankcharges will apply.

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Want to attend this conference for FREE?All IntertechPira members receive 3 free conference places to this and our other forthcoming biomaterials conferences. There is also a host of other valuable and exclusive member benefits, all available free as part of the package. These include webinars, technical studies, conference proceedings, industry assessments and much more.

IntertechPira Biomaterials Membership includes:Strategic Futures Presentation (exclusive to members only) Biomaterials: State of the Industry- 3 free places at any of these conferences: Biopolymers, 11–13 October, Denver, US EFIB 2010, 19-21 October, Edinburgh, UK - Free participation in these webinars: Biopolymers in Packaging/ Food Service Applications Biopolymers in Consumer Electronics Biopolymers in the Waste Stream - Free copies of these newly commissioned

ebooks: Value-added Chemicals from Biomass Biopolymers in Packaging Applications Processing Biopolymers- Free E-journal subscription: Biomaterials World- Free conference proceedings for events listed above Plus, the Biorefining for the Pulp and Paper Industry conference proceedings- Free self-teaching online training: Introduction to Biomaterials Fundamentals- Reference and technical books (published and accessible) Biodiesel Bioethanol Biogas Biodegradable Polymers for Flexibles- Personal researcher: 2 days research time per year for general industry questions (16 hours)

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Notes•17.5%UKVATwillapplytoallbookings•Latebookingfeesapplyafter4October2010–add£100toeach

of the prices on the left.•Academicfeeisonlyvalidforstaffandstudentsatuniversities.

Proof will be required. The Early Bird offer does not apply to this rate.

•MembersfeeisonlyvalidforEuropaBio’smembersandmembersofsupportingindustryassociationsandnetworks.Tofindoutwhetheryouqualifyforthisrateandhowtoclaim,pleasecontacttheorganisationyouareamemberof.The Early Bird offer does not apply to this rate.

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