The University of Helsinki Biochar team is proud to have hosted the 2nd Nordic Biochar Seminar, held in Helsinki at 14-15 February 2013- a milestone event in biochar research in Northern Europe with 95 participants from 14 countries!
We are happy to announce that many of the presentations and posters are now available on this site. The presenters wishing still to include their presentations to this list please contact Priit for further details.
We would also like to remind that the international peer-reviewed open access journal Agricultural and Food Science has invited the seminar participants to submit their manuscripts to the special Biochar Issue of Agricultural and Food Science by 30 April 2013. More information and the instructions for the authors can be found on their website.
Oral presentations
14 February
Keynote address: From Terra Pretas to Nordic fields- Prospects for BC use
Bruno Glaser and Claudia Kammann, presented by Claudia Kammann
Session 1 – Biochar as a soil amendment in Northern Europe: Soil and plants
Soil property investigations of a 70 year old Swedish Terra Preta and comparison with recent Swedish biochar field trialsTor Kihlberg, University of Uppsala (SWE)
GHG emissions and agronomic effects from biochar applications at field scale in Norway
Hanna Silvennoinen, Bioforsk (NO)
Biochar effects to soil and plant properties: field experiments in Finland
Priit Tammeorg, University of Helsinki (FIN)
Biochar in sugar beet cultivation
Susanna Muurinen, Sugar Beet Research Centre (FIN)
Significant plant growth stimulation by composted vs. untreated Biochar
Claudia Kammann, University Giessen (GER)
Session 2 – Biochar as soil amendment: Environmental effects
Does presence of biochar change microbial functioning of soil at the scale of decades or centuries?Cyril Girardin, UMR BIOEMCO (FRA)
Soil microbial communities responded to biochar application in temperate soils and slowly metabolized 13C labeled biochar
Andrea Watzinger, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH (AUT)
Pesticide sorption to biochar– results from Norwegian lab-scale studies
Marianne Stenrød, Bioforsk (NO)
Characterization of the adsorptive capacity of biochar Skogens kol for five different pesticides
Harald Cederlund , Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SWE)
Effect of HTC- and pyrolysis-char application on trace gas emission in two sandy soils
Christiane Dicke , Leibniz-Institute for Agricultural Engineering (GER)
Hydrothermal Carbonization - Fate and behavior of selected pharmaceuticals
Claudia vom Eyser, Institute of Energy and Environmental Technology (GER)
15 February
Session 3 - Biochar and bioenergy
Keynote address: Future prospects of the bioenergy sector in Nordic and Baltic countries: Opportunities for biochar
Esa Vakkilainen, Lappeenranta University of Technology (FIN)
Attainment of high fixed-carbon yields from biomass
Liang Wang, SINTEF Energy Research (NO)
Biochar as a substitute for fossil carbon sources in the cupola and electric arc furnace
Marc Schulten, RWTH Aachen (GER)
Session 4 – Biochar technologies and implementation
ANDRITZ Industrial Scale Torrefaction Technologies
Jari Hiltunen, ANDRITZ (FIN)
Storage properties of torrefied wood and charcoal - decay resistance
Maija Kymäläinen, University of Helsinki (FIN)
Business concept including energy and fertilizer (bioash) production
Henrik Hauggaard-Nielsen, DTU (DK)
Hydrothermal Carbonization (HTC) – from wet waste to valuable materials
Kimmo Palmu, TUHH (GER)
Session 5 –Biochar research focused on regions outside Europe
Biochar in Zambia, Indonesia, Malaysia and Nepal: Biochar technologies, mechanistic field trials, and socio-economic aspects
Gerard Cornelissen, Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NO)
Practical implementation of biochar in Norway and Tanzania
Johan Ellingsen, The Royal Norwegian Society for Development (NO)
Potential and economic viability of bio-char from aromatic plant waste in India
Puja Khare, Central Institute of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (INDIA)
The adsorption and desorption of phosphate-P, ammonium-N and nitrate-N in cacao shell and corn cob biochars
Sarah Hale, Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NO)
Proximal soil sensing for rapid assessment of Amazonian Dark Earth properties
Mats Söderström, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SWE)
Poster presentations
Biochar effects on plant growth
Esben W. Bruun and Henrik
Hauggaard-Nielsen
Jukka Kivelä, Johannes Mäkinen, Priit Tammeorg, Juha Helenius
Heedo
Lee, Johanna Muurinen, Markku Yli-Halla
Gerhard Soja, Bernhard Wimmer,
Jasmin Karer, Stefanie Kloss, Franz Zehetner
G.
Telysheva, G. Dobele, G. Lebedeva, A.
Volpert, O. Muter, S. Strikauska
Marleena Hagner,
Heikki Setälä, Riitta Kemppainen, Lauri Jauhiainen, Kari Tiilikkala
Sonja Schimmelpfennig, Claudia Kammann
Biochar effects on soil quality and environment
Kumari K.G.I.D, Per Moldrup, Lars Elsgaard,
Esben W. Bruun, Lis W. de Jonge
Jarkko Hovi,
Helena Soinne, Priit Tammeorg, Eila Turtola,
Juha Helenius
Martyna Glodowska
Mohammed
Masud Parvage, Barbro Ulén, Jeffery Strock, Jan
Eriksson, Holger Kirchmann
Henn Raave, Indrek Keres, Evelin Loit
Sanna
Kykkänen, Riitta Kettunen, Sanna Saarnio
Kirsi Kuoppamäki,
Kaarjel Kauslya Narayanasamy, Heikki Setälä
Oiva Niemeläinen, Tiina Ruuskanen, Frans
Silvenius
Helis Rossner, Karin Kauer, Evelin Loit, Henn Raave, Alar
Astover
Cyril Girardin, Giorgio Alberti,
Alessandro Zaldei, Silvia Baronti,Christophe
Naisse, Xavier Charrier, Franco Miglietta,
Cornelia Rumpel
Riitta
Kettunen, Sanna Saarnio
Priit Tammeorg, Tero Brandstaka,
Asko Simojoki, Juha Helenius
Tero Brandstaka,
Priit Tammeorg, Asko Simojoki, Juha Helenius
Festus Anasony, Marja Tuomela
Christophe Naisse, Clément Peltre,
Alain Plante, Marie Alexis, Katja Wiedner,
Bruno Glaser, Christopher Carcaillet, Alessandro
Pozzi, Cornelia Rumpel
Tuure Parviainen,
Priit Tammeorg, Visa Nuutinen, Juha Helenius
Lukáš Trakal, Roman Šigut, Hana Šillerová, Dagmara
Faturíková, Michael Komárek
Bioenergy production and biochar technologies
Mikko
Havimo, Jukka Hyytiäinen,
Mari Rautiainen, Andis Lazdiņš, Arta
Bardule
Carbon content, gross calorific value and shift of exothermic reaction of torrefied and carbonized pine and birch
Mari Rautiainen
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