第一波大咖嘉宾揭晓！2025(第五届)非粮生物质高值化利用论坛将于11月杭州启程

Core Viewpoint - The NFUCon 2025 forum will focus on the innovative research achievements and commercial feasibility in the non-grain biomass sector, aiming to promote large-scale applications of non-grain biomass and support carbon neutrality goals [2]. Organization - The forum is organized by Ningbo Detai Zhongyan Information Technology Co., Ltd. and the National Key Laboratory of Bio-based Transportation Fuel Technology, with prominent figures from various institutions serving as co-chairs [3][4][6]. - Key supporting institutions include Zhejiang University and several related academic departments and associations [3]. Guest Highlights - Notable speakers include Zhu Jin, Li Zhenglong, and Zhang Xinghong, who have made significant contributions to the field of bio-based materials and fuels [4][6][7]. - The forum will feature experts like Jin Mingjie, who has made breakthroughs in the industrialization of non-grain biomass [7][8]. Forum Schedule - The forum will take place from November 27 to 29, 2025, in Hangzhou, featuring various thematic discussions on bio-based chemicals, materials, and energy [12][13]. - Activities include a youth forum, industry exchange meetings, and a technology showcase aimed at promoting innovative results in the biomass sector [13][15]. Technology Showcase - NFUCon 2025 will include a technology showcase area, inviting 50 innovative projects with commercial potential in biomass utilization for display and networking [15]. Laboratory Overview - The National Key Laboratory of Bio-based Transportation Fuel Technology focuses on four core areas: fiber ethanol technology, biofuel technology development, CO2-based polycarbonate technology, and biofuel evaluation standards [21]. Previous Forums - The document references past forums, highlighting the ongoing dialogue and collaboration in the non-grain biomass sector [22]. Additional Information - The forum will also coincide with the Fourth Green Composite Materials Forum on November 30, 2025, allowing for broader participation [17].