In addition to presentations from the company and from Dutch universities, Professors Georgios M. Kontogeorgis (CERE and KT-Consortium) and John Woodley (PROSYS and KT-Consortium) gave invited talks entitled:
- Georgios Kontogeorgis "Thermodynamics for a Sustainable Chemical Engineering in a Changing World - A pragmatic view"
- John Woodley "Using Biocatalysis for Future Chemicals Production"
AkzoNobel has been member of both CERE consortium and KT-Consortium (previous known as CAPEC and CAPEC-Process consortia) over many years and several alumne from DTU Chemical Engineering are currently working with AkzoNobel.