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, purification of enzymes. You have proven skills in bacteriophage microbiology (propagation, plaquing, adsorption assays, …) You have proven skills in phage engineering. You have experience with phage evolution
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industrial partners. To strengthen our team, we are seeking a highly motivated researcher with a strong background in solid adsorbents/gas adsorption/separation. Project Focus The project builds on Empa’s
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of crystalline molecular solids have great potential for application in photocatalysis owing to their large surface area, high stability, tailorable properties and high CO2 adsorption capacity. Accordingly
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solvent extraction, membranes, and adsorption, for recycling and purification of selected elements from the cathode materials. System level performance optimization of metal recovery processes. Publish
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and lead the development of lithium-ion battery recycling technologies. Develop advanced separation technologies including solvent extraction, membranes, and adsorption, for recycling and purification
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research activities involving biomass-derived biochar production, its application in water purification, and the evaluation of adsorption or catalytic performance. Analyze wastewater streams for organic and
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-Tropsh, etc. CO2 capture methods (Chemical and calcium looping, absorption, adsorption, membrane, cryogenic, molten salt, etc.) CO2 utilization & conversion to high-value chemicals (e.g., electro/photo
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the adsorption and transformation of nitrogenous organic contaminants on the surfaces of pyrogenic carbonaceous materials (eg., activated carbon and biochar). The candidate will have opportunities to interact with