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competence in, a new and resilient forest biomass supply system for conversion to high-value material and energy products. In the second phase of Trees for Me approx. Ten new PhD students and postdocs will now
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(catalytic) synthesis for sustainable processes and the production of high-value chemicals, such as fuels and organic molecules, from “waste” substrates, for example, carbon dioxide and biomass. The main aim
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Department of Energy and Technology Third-cycle subject area Technology Description of the doctoral project Biomethane is conventionally produced by anaerobic digestion of biodegradable biomass and
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. Specifically, you will determine to what extent (phyto)plankton inter- and intraspecific trait diversity affects the biomass, productivity and functional diversity of plankton communities in lake ecosystems, and
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/CRANN at Trinity College Dublin (TCD). BIOFABRICATE: Integrated Bio-based Innovations for Sustainable Manufacturing, Construction, and Pharmaceutical Applications from Irish Forest Biomass is a multi
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hemicelluloses. Hemicelluloses constitute the second most important component in vegetal biomass, as they represent from 20 to 30% in mass of wood and annual plants. Hemicelluloses are complex polysaccharides
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leaders tasked to remove greenhouse gases from the environment. The CDT in Net2Zero focuses on the use of biomass to replace fossil fuels and removal (or capture) of CO2 from the atmosphere, with
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and the properties of the obtained carbon catalysts/adsorbents will be of pivotal importance, requiring a strong background in biomass chemistry and analytical method development, data interpretation
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science-based, innovative solutions for, and build future competence in, a new and resilient forest biomass supply system for conversion to high-value material and energy products. In the second phase
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, subarea of Chemical Engineering, with emphasis on Sustainable extraction and biomass valorisation using supercritical fluids, under an indefinite employment contract, pursuant to Decree-Law No. 57/2016