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Jerzy Haber Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences | Poland | 22 days ago
of polyhydroxyalkanoate fermentation processes; • production of biomaterials (single- and multi-component) and their characterization using advanced surface and structural analysis methods; • collaboration with a PhD
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-stage process using sequential EGSB reactors (20 L and 100 L) to recover volatile fatty acids (VFAs) and renewable biogas. The successful candidate will manage the transition from fermentative granulation
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with a PhD student in the project, and there will be synergies with several adjacent projects related to biotechnology, applied microbiology, bioinformatics, fermentation and fish nutrition. Main tasks
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University of California, Los Angeles | Los Angeles, California | United States | about 2 months ago
molecular biology techniques. • Strong background in fermentation, culturing, and physiological characterization. • Hands-on experience with analytical instrumentation (HPLC, LC-MS, GC-MS, or NMR). • A strong
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biofuels, e-fuels and chemicals, including for hydrogen, methane, methanol, ammonia and Fischer Tropsch fuels. The full range of relevant technologies, from anaerobic digestion and fermentation through
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gut microbiome metabolism in in vitro fermentations of plant-based protein-rich foods. The project will explore how gut microbiome produces harmful or health-supporting metabolites from processed plant
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bacterial gas fermentation to convert residual biomass and captured CO₂ into lipids and other high-value products, including pigments and antioxidants. The project places particular emphasis on astaxanthin
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. Siegfried Vlaeminck. This international multi-partner project will develop a near-zero-waste biorefinery using microalgae and bacterial gas fermentation to convert residual biomass and captured CO