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Guidelines Governing Postings on the ABO Website

 

News Articles

Any article from third party sources (on-line newspapers, magazines, etc.) should be sent to the Peer Review Committee (Keith Cooksey or John Benemann) for approval based on the standards mentioned below.

One or more ABO Members is mentioned.

The article generally supports the ABO's mission to develop viable commercial markets for renewable and sustainable products derived from algae. ABO's purpose is to act as a clearinghouse for information related to algae, their commercial applications, past and ongoing research, the algal biomass industry in general and to educate the ABO's membership, policy makers, the media, and those involved in other industry segments about the algal biomass industry.


The approval process will be abbreviated so that posting should occur within several days of the article being sent to the Committee. The articles would be posted in the "Industry News" tab with the disclaimer of no endorsement. 


ABO in the News
A news article from a reputable, known source (not blogs) which includes a positive reference to the ABO should be sent to webmaster@algalbiomass.org (copy to Peer Review Committee) for posting without review.  ABO's own press releases will be posted here.

Member’s Press Releases
ABO will permit only Corporate or Platinum Members to post press releases.  Press releases will not be reviewed by the Peer Review Committee but rather submitted by members at this level directly to webmaster@algalbiomass.org with a copy to the Peer Review Committee.


Papers
This involves works that are not published for the popular media although the ABO web page should not be considered as a primary publication vehicle. These submissions will be scientific in nature (e.g., proposing a hypothesis and proving or disproving it) and at least provide background on biological, technological, process engineering, chemical, or some other technical subject.  By way of example see current postings. Submissions should be sent to the Peer Review Committee. They will be reviewed by an editorial board made up of members of the ABO. Links to a site of primary publication are also possible. We expect this site to be a library containing detailed technical/scientific information. This page will be most valuable to policy makers, investors, researchers and others who are interested in more than simply news.

Format

Please submit in “Word” or as a PDF file to webmaster@algalbiomass.org.

Disclaimer

Any viewpoints expressed, or data, projections or other information provided, in the document you have selected are those of the author or third-party website only.  They do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of, and are not necessarily endorsed by, the Algal Biomass Organization or any of its members.  Any third-party products or services offered are not endorsed by the Algal Biomass Organization or any of its members.


Algae in the News

Research Collaboration Opportunity

The Department  of Energy, Office of the Biomass Programs (OBP) intends to issue two Recovery Act Funding Opportunity Announcements (FOAs) to address research and development efforts related to intermediate ethanol blends and advanced biofuels, specifically including $50 million for a consortium to accelerate the demonstration of algal biofuels through a competitive solicitation. DOE expects to publish both FOAs in the summer of 2009. More

Go Green: Algae Could Be Next Hot Biofuel

WASHINGTON, DC — A 75-gallon tank of goo that in the course of a week or so changed color from lime green to almost black was one of the stars of last summer's Farnborough International Air Show in England. As airlines ordered hundreds of planes worth billions of dollars at the world's largest air show, the tank, or bioreactor, was a near-perfect breeding ground for what could become the fuel of the future: the lowly algae. More

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