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Are you excited about developing catalytic solutions for a circular chemical industry? We are looking for a motivated PhD candidate to work on converting lignin-derived feedstocks into valuable
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Offer Description Are you excited about developing catalytic solutions for a circular chemical industry? We are looking for a motivated PhD candidate to work on converting lignin-derived feedstocks
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candidates with a strong curiosity for discovering new pathways to convert lignin waste streams into specialty activated carbon-based catalysts. Several functionalization routes based on lignin amination and
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destroy the compounds, generating concentrated waste that requires further treatment. This project develops a novel, circular in situ remediation approach by combining lignin-derived biocarbon with PFAS
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, proteins and biochemical pathways controlling lignin, starch and flowering in sorghum. Under the guidance of a mentor, you will use genomics, biochemistry, physiology and genetics to analyze the genes
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, lignin) and herbivores (bone collagen) material. Modern material (Białowieża Forest) will be used to refine the methodology: establishing the variability in plants and in herbivores; understanding
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enzyme class with applications in industrial biotechnology and drug development. The main model system is bacterial glucuronoyl esterases, which cleave ester bonds linking lignin and carbohydrates in plant
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manufacturing and disassembly of components and building systems (e.g., reinforced concrete components, biocomposite components made from wood fibers and lignin, assembly and disassembly of components and
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utilization, with emphasis on how lignin, cellulose, and biomass-derived molecules behave in different chemical environments and how these interactions control fractionation, solubilization, reactivity, and
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? As a Biopolymer Researcher, your responsibilities will include: designing and conducting research on biopolymers (such as polysaccharides and lignin), with a focus on structure–function relationships