Xabier Erdocia

Adjunct professor

Universidad del País Vasco

Spain

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Xabier Erdocia is an Adjunct Professor at Universidad del País Vasco, Spain. His research focuses on sustainable methods for recovering bioactive compounds and valorizing waste materials, particularly in the context of lignocellulosic resources and biorefinery processes. Recent publications include studies on microwave-assisted extraction, the development of sustainable materials from urban tree prunings, and the synthesis of lignin-based polymers.

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MARIA GONZALEZ ALRIOLS

Associate Professor

Universidad del País Vasco

SPAIN

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Bruno Esteves

Coordinator Professor

Instituto Politécnico de Leiria

PORTUGAL

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Leyre Sillero

Assistant professor

University of the Basque Country

SPAIN

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Sustainable recovery of bioactive compounds from forest residues using microwave-assisted extraction

Turning Waste into Worth: Valorizing Urban Tree Pruning Residues for Sustainable Materials Development

Partially exfoliated graphite oxide and lignin composites for battery electrode materials

Synthesis, characterisation, and thermal degradation kinetics of lignin-based polyurethane wood adhesives

Chitosan–Chitin Nanocrystal Films from Lobster and Spider Crab: Properties and Environmental Sustainability

Renewable Biopolyols from Residual Aqueous Phase Resulting after Lignin Precipitation

Techno-economic analysis of different integrated biorefinery scenarios using lignocellulosic waste streams as source for phenolic alcohols production

Life Cycle Assessment of various biorefinery approaches for the valorisation of almond shells

Study of Different Extraction Methods of Bioactive Molecules from Different Tree Species

Direct lignin depolymerization process from sulfur-free black liquors

Study of a renewable capping agent addition in lignin base catalyzed depolymerization process

Multiproduct biorefinery based on almond shells: Impact of the delignification stage on the manufacture of valuable products

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MARIA GONZALEZ ALRIOLS

Bruno Esteves

Leyre Sillero

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