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Research trends and market opportunities of microalgal biorefinery technologies from circular bioeconomy perspectives

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BIORESOURCE TECHNOLOGY
Volume 351, Issue -, Pages -

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ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.biortech.2022.127038

Keywords

Biorefinery; Circular bio-economy; Microalgae; Market; Research trend; Enviro-economic feasibility

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This study utilizes scientometric analysis to examine the research trends and collaborations in microalgae biorefinery, highlighting the importance of international cooperation and synergistic integration of unit processes for the feasibility of microalgae-based bio-products.
Microalgae as an alternative feedstock for sustainable bio-products have gained significant interest over years. Even though scientific productivity related to microalgae-based research has increased in recent decades, translation to industrial scale is still lacking. Therefore, it is essential to understand the current state-of-art and, identify research gaps and hotspots driving industrial scale up. The present review through scientometric analysis attempted to delineate the research evolution contributing to this emerging field. The research trends were analysed over the last decade globally highlighting the collaborative network between the countries. The comprehensive knowledge map generated confirmed microalgal biorefinery as a scientifically active field, where the present research interest is focussed on synergistically integrating the unit processes involved to make it enviro-economically feasible. Market opportunities and regulatory policy requirements along with the consensus need to adopt circular bio-economy perspectives were highlighted to facilitate real-time implementation of microalgal biorefinery.

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