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It is recommended to establish a bioprocessing zone

2007-12-19View Original

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I majored in *biochemical engineering, with a secondary focus on fine chemical engineering. Biochemical engineering encompasses a wide range of fields such as bioengineering, biomedical engineering, genetic engineering, biopharmaceuticals, fermentation engineering, protein engineering, sugar engineering, enzyme engineering, and food engineering; these were originally part of the field of fine chemical engineering. Many professionals in biochemical engineering, frustrated by the current downturn in this sector, have turned to chemical engineering forums, but our forum is popular in the chemical industry yet lacks content related to fine chemical engineering. Therefore, I hope that a section dedicated to biochemical engineering can be established, or that a separate section for fine chemical engineering can be created, including topics related to food, pharmaceuticals, and biodiesel. Additionally, other areas such as coatings could also be included, with further sub-sections created for fine chemical engineering. As for clean technology, perhaps it’s possible to collaborate with Wanke, as they are strong in this area, but we are definitely the leaders when it comes to engineering.
Reply #22007-12-19
Bioprocessing is a highly advanced field, but it’s quite niche; there are few professionals in this area on this forum. Whether to launch it or not should be decided by the moderators.
Reply #32007-12-20
A special section for fine chemicals could be created; fine chemicals generate the highest profits in the chemical industry. Examples include coatings, pesticides, pharmaceuticals, intermediates, food products, and chemical additives. Food is considered the first category of such products, while industries like petrochemicals and coal chemistry yield much lower profits – they are resource-based industries, whereas fine chemicals represent technology-driven industries
Reply #42007-12-20
There are already areas for exchanges in the food, pharmaceutical, and brewing sectors; in the experimental section, the forum owner can engage in more discussions

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