Thessaloniki 29-30 March 2023


WIRE’s MC Meeting & 3rd Working Groups Workshop

Thessaloniki, 29-30th March 2023


WIRE’s MC Meeting & 3rd Working Groups Workshop will be held in Thessaloniki at the Center for Research & Technology Hellas (CERTH), on the 29-30th March 2023.
This workshop intends to enhance participation of WIRE members by having industrial sessions & visits, poster presentations from the participants, as well as two keynotes and WG meetings. 
This event will contribute to move forward in each WG goals and deliverables, as well as promoting interaction between WG participants and stakeholders. 


PROGRAM AND BOOK OF ABSTRACTS

The program of this event can be found here.

The book of abstracts may be found here.


PRESENTATIONS

Click on the poster title to download the corresponding poster PDF.

Presenting authorTitle
Ana Carolina AssisValorization of carbon materials from gasification processes in liquid phase adsorption of probe molecules
Aldona BalčiūnaitėN-Doped Graphene from PET Bottles Waste as an Effective Carbon Support for PdNi NPs for Borohydride Oxidation Electrocatalysis
Katharina FürsatzSecond generation biomass gasification: The Syngas Platform Vienna – current status
Philipp GraefeCommissioning of a lab-scale CO2-Fischer-Tropsch plant for three-phase kinetic studies
Pedro García HaroRefineries as Green Hydrogen Technologies’ Incubators (GH2T)
Rene HerreraCharacterization of co-products from the aqueous waste stream generated during the wood thermal modification process
Mykola KharytonovEvaluation of thermal characteristics of different sources of bio-feedstock for solid fuel and pyrolysis boilers
Roberta Mota PanizioCarbonization Tests For Energy Recovery Of Electric Cable Insulation Waste
Erika SinisgalliMaize crop residues: chemical characterization and biomethane potential
Santa Margarida SantosPelletization of refuse-derived fuel as a pre-treatment process for solid fuel production
Lucian StaicuCircular economy: turning industrial effluents into resources using microbiology
Nerijus StriūgasMarine biomass pyrolysis over metal impregnated biochar based catalyst
Joachim Venus Upgrading pasta waste through lactic acid fermentation
Alexandra Bakratsa Supported Iron-based Nano-materials for the Valorization of Carbon Dioxide
Jean-Bernard MichaelProduction of pyrolysis oil from municipal wastes
Catarina NobreRefuse Derived Fuel as feedstock for Waste-to-Energy systems – The AmbWTE project
Cigdem Yangin-GomecBiomethane Potential of Lignocellulose-Rich Effluents during Anaerobic Treatment
Paulo BritoPigWasteBiorefinery – A mobile approach for animal waste biorefining

LOCATION

The Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (CERTH, www.certh.gr) is one of the largest research centers in Greece. It was founded in 2000 and is located in Thessaloniki, Greece. The mission of CERTH is to promote the triplet Research – Development – Innovation by conducting high quality scientific research and developing innovative products and services while building strong partnerships with industry (national and international) and strong collaborations with research center and universities in Greece and abroad.

About Thessaloniki 
With a waterfront location at the Thermaic Gulf of Macedonia region, Thessaloniki is the second largest city in Greece after Athens. With a millennial history, it is the capital of the region of Greek Macedonia. Located in the north of the country, it stands out for its beautiful monuments, some of which from the Byzantine period. It is also known for its lively nightlife, because it has a very young population. And we cannot fail to highlight the fact that it is the gastronomic capital of Greece.


PHOTOS

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COMMITTEES

Local Committee (CERTH)
Georgia Kastrinaki
Kyriakos Panopoulos
Tzouliana Kraia
Nikos Tsongidis
Chara Poravou

Local Organizer Support
CERTH

International Committee (WIRE Core Group)
Paulo Brito
Mara de Joannon
Fabian Mauss
Corinna Maria Grottola
Marta Trninic
Eduardo Robles
Diogo Santos
Catarina Nobre
George Skevis