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NSF RII Track-2 Dakota Bioprocessing Consortium Lignin Cellulose Lignin is the structural framework of plants that is generally considered a waste product. Hemicellulose BIOMASS COMPOSITION 5-13% OTHER 38-50% CELLULOSE (sugar molecules

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NSF RII Track-2 Dakota Bioprocessing Consortium

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Lignin Cellulose Hemicellulose

Lignin is the structural framework of plants that is generally considered a waste product.

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38-50% CELLULOSE

(sugar molecules with 6 carbons)

23-33% HEMICELLULOSE

(sugar molecules with 5 carbons)

15-25% LIGNIN 5-13% OTHER

BIOMASS COMPOSITION

BIOMASS SOURCES:

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Vision

…to become an intellectual leader for lignin processing by enhancing collaborative basic & applied research...

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Goals
1. …build a long-term collaboration among

4 SD/ND universities…

2. …develop the collaborative

infrastructure that will develop methods to make chemicals that can replace petroleum using sustainable lignin sources.

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In addition to energy, plastics come from petroleum (2.7% of petroleum use). For the same reasons we are moving away from petroleum as an energy source, we must move away from petroleum as a source of chemicals.

NEED FOR THE RESEARCH

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Global Market for Lignin

Estimated $6.19 Billion by 2022 4-5% compound annual growth rate

www.grandviewresearch.com

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Targeted ¡Industry ¡Sectors ¡

Human ¡Health ¡& ¡Nutri/on ¡ IT/Cybersecurity ¡ Energy ¡& ¡Environment ¡ Value-‑Added ¡Agriculture/ Agribusiness ¡ Advanced ¡Manufacturing ¡ & ¡Materials ¡

Primary Impact Secondary ¡Impacts ¡

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DAKOTA BIOCON MANAGEMENT

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Bimonthly webcast meetings
Increase in a number of interactions between individual labs
Lab visits and seminars by investigators
Graduate student exchange between research labs
Joint proposals
Outreach and resource sharing
Joint presentations

DAKOTA BIOCON ELEMENTS OF COLLABORATION

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PETROLEUM to PLASTICS

Refinery Chemical Industry

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LIGNIN to PLASTICS

Biorefinery Chemical Industry

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MICROBIAL AND ENZYMATIC LIGNIN DEGRADATION

SOLUTION CONTAINING BACTERIA MICROSCOPE IMAGE OF LIGNIN BEFORE DEGRADATION MICROSCOPE IMAGE OF LIGNIN AFTER DEGRADATION

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CHEMICAL-BASED LIGNIN DEGRADATION

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PRODUCT ISOLATION AND RECOVERY (PETROLEUM)

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PRODUCT ISOLATION AND RECOVERY (LIGNIN)

Similar process to that already used in petroleum industry will allow easier commercial adoption.

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DAKOTA BIOCON PERSONNEL

0 ¡ 5 ¡ 10 ¡ 15 ¡ 20 ¡ 25 ¡ SDSMT ¡ SDSU ¡ UND ¡ NDSU ¡ Post-‑Doc ¡and ¡Other ¡Professional ¡ Undergraduate ¡Students ¡ Graduate ¡Students ¡ Faculty ¡

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Funded Proposals SDSU, “Acquisition of a Transmission Electron Microscope,” National Science Foundation MRI, Sept. 2014-August 2017, $1,210,576. SDSU, “Develop novel multifunctional catalysts for efficiently converting lignocellulosic biomass to advanced biofuels,“ Department of Defense (via North Central Sun Grant), August 2014-July 2016, $240,000. Submitted Proposals/Preproposals SDSU, UND, SDSMT Collaborators, “Synthesis of High-Value Organic Products from Lignin,” Center for Plant Biotechnology Research. SDSU, Washington State Univ., Pacific Northwest Natl. Lab, “Solar Powered Electro-PhotoCatalytic Oxidation & Deoxygenation Process for Upgrading of Biomass to Biofuels,” Department of Energy ARPA-E. SDSU, SDSMT, UND, NDSU Collaborators, “Dakota Bioprocessing Consortium: Selective Lignin Degradation and Conversion to Thermoset Plastic and Related Biobased Products,” USDA/DOE Biomass Research and Development Initiative.

DAKOTA BIOCON PROPOSALS

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DAKOTA BIOCON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

1 Invention Disclosure filed at SDSMT (SDSU, UND Co-Inventors) Related to chemical-based lignin degradation 4 Patents Pending at NDSU Related to converting lignin-based small molecules to plastics

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DAKOTA BIOCON OTHER PRODUCTS 15 Conference presentations (7 joint SD/ND) 7 Journal articles submitted, 3 published (3 joint SD/ND) 6 Speeches to general public

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Project Lead The Way (PLTW) is a world-class curriculum and high-quality teacher professional development program, combined with an engaged network of educators and corporate and community partners, help students develop the skills necessary to succeed in our global economy. PLTW programs are delivered to more than 6,500 elementary, middle, and high schools in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

MIDDLE SCHOOL CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT

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MIDDLE and HIGH SCHOOL WORKSHOP BEYOND CRUDE OIL: BIOBASED CHEMICALS AND FUELS

0 ¡ 5 ¡ 10 ¡ 15 ¡ 20 ¡ 25 ¡ 30 ¡ Flandreau ¡Middle ¡School ¡Mickelson ¡Middle ¡School ¡ (Brookings) ¡ Brookings ¡High ¡School ¡

ABendance ¡

Number ¡of ¡Students ¡

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MIDDLE and HIGH SCHOOL WORKSHOP OUTCOMES

0 ¡ 5 ¡ 10 ¡ 15 ¡ 20 ¡ 25 ¡ 30 ¡ 35 ¡ 40 ¡ 45 ¡ 50 ¡ Low ¡ Intermediate ¡ High ¡ Before ¡ AOer ¡ 0 ¡ 5 ¡ 10 ¡ 15 ¡ 20 ¡ 25 ¡ 30 ¡ 35 ¡ 40 ¡ 45 ¡ 50 ¡ Low ¡ Intermediate ¡ High ¡

Increased Level of Interest in Science Increased Level of Interest in STEM Degree

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ANNUAL MEETING June 16, 2015 McCrory Gardens, SDSU

Reports and status review with Management

Team and External Advisory Board

Graduate student posters and professional

development workshops

Update Strategic Plan for Year 3