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(CLG) of Biofuels. This project is pivotal in contributing to negative CO2 emissions, aligning with global environmental goals. The student will have access to world-class facilities and collaborate with
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collaboration between Biofuel Evolution Ltd, the PINZ CDT team, and CPI, this PhD project will investigate the biological conversion of captured carbon dioxide and waste-derived feedstocks into renewable
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utilising renewable fuels, materials, and resources to decarbonize operations and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Through collaboration between Biofuel Evolution Ltd, PINZ CDT (Newcastle and UCL), and CPI
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collaboration between Biofuel Evolution Ltd, the PINZ CDT team, and CPI, this PhD project will investigate the biological conversion of captured carbon dioxide and waste-derived feedstocks into renewable
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of H2 , catalyzed respectively by multi-copper oxidases and hydrogenases, which are the reactions of interest for enzymatic biofuel cells. The project aims to significantly improve the spatio-temporal
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biofuel, from solar energy, water and waste CO2. This is realised via three integrated units: Unit 1, a photovoltaic unit converting sunlight to electricity, Unit 2 - electrolyser that uses novel catalysts
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to investigate social acceptance of artificial and sustainable fuels. The political support of conventional biofuels has illustrated that national legislation (e.g., in the USA or the EU) has global socio-economic
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within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Microbial cell factories are engineered microorganisms that sustainably produce valuable compounds, from biofuels to fine chemicals. Product pathways
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Your position The political support of conventional biofuels has illustrated that national legislation (e.g., in the USA or the EU) has global socio-economic as well as environmental implications
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beef production systems. A promising strategy for sustainability is the integration of cattle with biofuel production, reduction of environmental impact, restoration of pastures and use of agro