1. Use of cellulase fromPseudomonas fluorescens for the hydrolysis of waste paper in an attrition bioreactor

   • T. C. Scott
   • J. M. Cosgrove
   • C. D. Scott

   Session 3 Bioprocessing Research Pages: 537 - 543

2. Introduction to session 4

   • Raphael Katzen
   • James Doncheck

   Session 4 Process Economics and Commercialization Pages: 547 - 547

3. Vendor test studies supporting the design of a biomass-to-ethanol pilot plant

   • Daniel J. Schell

   Session 4 Process Economics and Commercialization Pages: 549 - 557

4. Design and demonstration of an immobilized-cell fluidized-bed reactor for the efficient production of ethanol

   • O. F. Webb
   • Brian H. Davison
   • C. D. Scott

   Session 4 Process Economics and Commercialization Pages: 559 - 568

5. Analysis of internal and external energy flows associated with projected process improvements in biomass ethanol production

   • Kevin Stone
   • Lee R. Lynd

   Session 4 Process Economics and Commercialization Pages: 569 - 584

6. Development of bioconversion of cellulosic wastes

   • Raphael Katzen
   • Dale A. Monceaux

   Session 4 Process Economics and Commercialization Pages: 585 - 592

7. Economic assessment of ethanol production comparing traditional and fluidized-bed bioreactors

   • D. Harshbarger
   • M. Bautz
   • C. D. Scott

   Session 4 Process Economics and Commercialization Pages: 593 - 604

8. Use of a biparticle fluidized-bed bioreactor for the continuous and simultaneous fermentation and purification of lactic acid

   • Eric Neil Kaufman
   • Stanley P. Cooper
   • Mark H. Little

   Session 4 Process Economics and Commercialization Pages: 605 - 620

9. Introduction to session 5

   • James N. Petersen
   • Frederick Colwell

   Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 623 - 623

10. Full-scale anaerobic bioremediation of trinitrotoluene (TNT) contaminated soil

    • S. B. Funk
    • D. L. Crawford
    • W. Davis-Hoover

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 625 - 633

11. Influence of nitrogen and phosphorus on thein situ bioremediation of trichloroethylene

    • A. V. Palumbo
    • S. P. Scarborough
    • T. J. Phelps

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 635 - 647

12. A combined chemical-enzymatic method to remove selected aromatics from aqueous streams

    • Xiaodong Xu
    • Vijay T. John
    • David L. Kaplan

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 649 - 660

13. Pilot-scale biotreatment of refinery spent sulfidic caustics

    • B. Rajganesh
    • K. L. Sublette
    • C. Camp

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 661 - 671

14. Energy generation by methanation of persistent wastes

    • H. Chua
    • Y. F. Chen
    • W. J. Ng

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 673 - 680

15. Carbon dioxide fixation by microalgae photosynthesis using actual flue gas discharged from a boiler

    • Hiroyo Matsumoto
    • Norio Shioji
    • Toshiaki Tsukamoto

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 681 - 692

16. Effect of a NAPL on migration of PCP in soil columns

    • J. Wang
    • J. -M. Wang
    • R. K. Bajpai

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 693 - 703

17. Modeling and simulation of mixed-culture interactions in anaerobiosis of inhibitory substrate

    • H. Chua
    • M. G. S. Yap
    • N. J. Ng

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 705 - 716

18. A kinetic study on the bioremediation of sodium cyanide and acetonitrile by free and immobilized cells ofPseudomonas putida

    • Kirit D. Chapatwala
    • G. R. V. Babu
    • James H. Wolfram

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 717 - 726

19. Effects of slight variations in nutrient loadings on pore plugging in soil columns

    • David A. Jennings
    • James N. Petersen
    • David R. Yonge

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 727 - 734

20. Biotreatment of produced water for removal of sulfides, organics, and toxicity

    • B. Rajganesh
    • P. T. Selvaraj
    • Carl Camp

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 735 - 746

21. Reductive dechlorination of tetrachloroethylene (PCE) catalyzed by cyanocobalamin

    • Brian D. Habeck
    • Kerry L. Sublette

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 747 - 759

22. Oxidation of hydrogen sulfide by an enrichment from sour water coproduced with petroleum

    • Jeong-Guk Cho
    • Kerry L. Sublette
    • Kevin Raterman

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 761 - 770

23. Biomimetic and microbial reduction of nitric oxide

    • W. T. Potter
    • Uyen Le
    • Kerry L. Sublette

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 771 - 784

24. Evaluation of bacterial detachment rates in porous media

    • B. M. Peyton
    • R. S. Skeen
    • A. B. Cunningham

    Session 5 Environmental Biotechnology Pages: 785 - 797

25. Biotechnological progress in producing fuels and valuable chemicals and in bioremediating environmental impacts

    • Antonios A. Antonopoulos
    • Karel Grohmann

    Appendix Pages: 799 - 813