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The BRISK2 Biofuels Summer School provides Early Career Researchers and Industry Professionals with a firm grounding in the analysis, science and technologies of biomass and waste processing to produce biofuels.
At the end of the summer school, course participants will have a clear understanding of the thermal, biological, catalytic and physical processes required to effectively and efficiently convert biomass waste into valuable fuel.
Each session will consist of a presentation by a knowledgeable member of the BRISK2 team, followed by interactive workshops, case studies, examples and discussions.
BRISK2 has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme under Grant Agreement number 731101.
Project Coordinator: Prof. Andrew Martin, Department of Energy Technology KTH Royal Institute of Technology, E: brisk2@energy.kth.se
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