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Joseph BOUDRANT: Research Director, CNRS - Chemical Engineering Sciences Laboratory, Institut national polytechnique de Lorraine
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Jean GUEZENNEC: Research Director, in charge of biological resources development programs at Ifremer (French Research Institute for Exploring the Sea).
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Pierre MONSAN: Professor at the Institut national des sciences appliquées de Toulouse and the École des mines de Paris, member of the Institut universitaire de France and the Académie des technologies
INTRODUCTION
Chemical engineering has de-sectorized and decompartmentalized. By irrigating the outside world in this way, it has led to the emergence of process engineering. Almost simultaneously or consecutively, because of its actual or potential applications, biochemical engineering became bioprocess engineering. According to the most widely accepted definition of biotechnology, bioprocesses cover all applications of living systems, or their constituents, to produce goods or services.
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