A new organisation - the European Society of Biochemical Engineering Sciences (EBES) - has set out its vision for the future, including improving the quality of life in Europe driven by advancements in biochemical engineering sciences

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ESBES, which was established in April 2013 and is the successor body to the ESBES section of the European Federation of Biotechnology, met for the first time last month to set out a vision and mission for the fledgling society. The membership organisation has been established to bring together national chemical and biochemical engineering societies from across Europe, especially in the fields of downstream processing; bioreactor performance; biocatalysis; bioenergy systems; and modeling, monitoring, measurement and control.