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and clean energy. Microbes naturally extract and concentrate these metals using specialized membrane transporters, offering a promising strategy for CMM biorecovery. However, most candidate transporters
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. Microbes naturally extract and concentrate these metals using specialized membrane transporters, offering a promising strategy for CMM biorecovery. However, most candidate transporters remain uncharacterized
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separation Rational design and synthesis of microporous organic materials Supramolecular chemistry and non-covalent interactions Ion-exchange membranes: their synthesis, manufacturing, and applications Redox
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-based materials, including their applications in membrane separation, nanofluidics or related technologies. Demonstrated skills in electrochemical performance evaluation: CV, GCD, EIS for energy storage
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projects on related topics, in particular with CoorsTek Membrane Sciences AS which is a leading technology developer of proton ceramic electrochemical cells and partner in the HYDROGENi project
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with the possibility for collaboration with a range of academic and development projects on related topics, in particular with CoorsTek Membrane Sciences AS which is a leading technology developer of