Welcome to the Biofuels Wiki
The Biofuels Wiki provides a virtual online encyclopedia about renewable liquid transportation fuels, the feedstocks required for biofuels production and biorefining? and the industrial bioproducts and coproducts that result from conversion of biomass. Thanks to contributions by more than a 200 people from all over the world, the biofuels wiki has grown to more than 1,200 pages covering the broad range of inter-related subjects and terminology making up the biofuels and related sectors. You can find information by either clicking Search or Index.Share your knowledge
The Biofuels Wiki also helps to connect the growing global biofuels community and many companies have chosen to list their organizations on this site and contribute their specialized expertise to the subject matter on these pages. If you have any expertise anywhere along the biofuels value chain, please contribute your knowledge to this site by creating a topic, or adding to or editing an existing page. If you are a scientist or researcher, please provide a summary of your research with links back to your own website, university department or scientific paper. You'll find the Biofuels Wiki (what is a wiki?) easy to use.
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To link your LinkedIn account to the Biofuels Wiki:
- From your LinkedIn Profile, copy the URL labeled "Public Profile."
- Login to the Biofuels Wiki website, then click on your username at the top left hand side of the page.
- Click "edit" to update your profile.
- Paste your LinkedIn Public Profile URL into the field labeled "Linked In URL" and save changes.
- The "Share on LinkedIn" button is at the top left hand side of the page. Click on it after you have created or edited a page and post your update on LinkedIn.
About this site
The Biofuels Wiki was started in 2008 by the Biofuels Center to provide a science-based, value-neutral site, capable of adding, editing, and easily crosslinking and connecting the broad range of subject matter related to biofuels, biorefining and industrial bioproducts. In 2010, recognition of the site resulted in the U.S. DOE providing funding to upgrade the Biofuels Wiki to enable it to better serve visitors. Read more about the site, enhancements and funding HERE: If you would like to report a technical glitch, please email us.Quick Links
- WebCreateNewTopic - Create a new topic
- WebTopicList - all topics in alphabetical order
- WebChanges - recent topic changes in this web
- WebNotify - subscribe to an e-mail alert sent when topics change
- WebRss, WebAtom - RSS and ATOM news feeds of topic changes
- WebStatistics - listing popular topics and top contributors
- ExamplePage - guidance for what a typical topic page should look like
Search by Keyword
Every topic in the Biofuels Wiki Home web allows you to create or add keywords (called "tags") which help categorize topics. This allows you and other members of the community to simultaneously improve site navigation and benefit from the growing number of peer-to-peer contributions. The words below are tags that have already been added to topics. The larger the font, the greater the number of times that the keyword has been used. You can add new tags to a solution by clicking the "Add Tag" link that sits at the top of each topic. To find topics that have been tagged with a specific keyword, just click on that word below:
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