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The Department of Biological and Chemical Engineering, Aarhus University, invites applicants for a 12 month position within the field of anaerobic digestion and biorefinery, mainly focused on the
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data. Manage preferences for further information and to change your choices. Accept all cookies Reject optional cookies Skip to main content Research Assistant within anaerobic digestion and biomass
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Position Summary Anaerobic Digestion Research and Education Center (ADREC) research technologist will conduct contract-based analyses and research studies. Will work directly with ADREC's manager on
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area Technology Description of the doctoral project Biomethane is conventionally produced by anaerobic digestion of biodegradable biomass and plays an important role in reducing dependency on imported
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project developing a biosensor-based approach for monitoring volatile fatty acids (VFAs) in anaerobic digestion . The successful candidate will: Develop and test a pH-controlled silicone membrane separation
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following activities: i) assembly of a laboratory prototype with a degassing membrane module for ammonia recovery from liquid sidestreams after anaerobic digestion; ii) physicochemical characterization of
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innovative solutions for the treatment and valorisation of digestate produced by anaerobic digestion plants. The activities will focus on technologies validated at pilot and demonstration scale under
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fertilisers obtained through the recovery of nutrients from digestate produced by anaerobic digestion processes. The activities will include the design and implementation of greenhouse and open-field
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residues. These herbicides can accumulate in crop material, persist during anaerobic digestion and cause growth disturbances in sensitive horticultural crops at very low concentrations. The project
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and environmental goals. Through anaerobic digestion, a wide range of organic waste streams and residues can be treated while simultaneously closing nutrient cycles and producing renewable energy and