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Sub-department of Food and Bioprocess Engineering

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Completed research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Collaboration Biological Hydrogen production II
Secretariat Production of Microalgae in disposable Photobioreactors
Secretariat Implementation of Process Analytical Technologies the productionprocess for the whooping cough vaccine
Secretariat The importance of water flow for culture of marine sponges.
Secretariat Bubbles for UltRaSound and Theraby (BURST)
Secretariat Mass production of fungal conidia by solid-state fermentation for biological control of plant pathogens and pests
Secretariat Electric field mediated processes for food technological applications at micro scale
Secretariat Enzymatic synthesis under high pressure
Secretariat Fractionation of suspensions and colloidal solutions with Brownian Ratchet
Secretariat The production of value added chemicals and feed ingredients by processing (ligno)cellulosic rest streams using organic acids
Secretariat Cartillage tissue engineering
Secretariat Substainable production, physiology, oceanography, natural products, genetic and economics of sponges (SPONGES)
Secretariat Bio-ethanol-Lactic Acid
Secretariat Photosynthetic cell factories - strain improvement for the maximization of carotenoid production
Secretariat Optimizing the culture of the soft coral Sinularia flexibilis for biomedical exploitation
Secretariat Design of reusable digital learning material within the area of Process Engineering
Secretariat Design of digital learning material for process engineering
Secretariat Membrane bioreactor for the treatment of groundwater contaminated with chlorinated hydrocarbons.
Secretariat Micro-algae host organisms for natural neutricuticals
Secretariat Modelling metabolic fluxes in Neisseria meningtides
Secretariat Modelling the growth of filamentous fungi in solid-state fermentationat the particle level
Secretariat Engineering aspects in growth of Monodus in photobioreactors
Secretariat Technology for the production of health related substances by marinesponges
Secretariat Biology and ecology of bioactive sponges: basic and applied research for biotechnological aims
Secretariat Microdroplets
Secretariat Carbohydrated-based microstructured composite materials: application as barrier and release materials
Secretariat Controlled (bio)synthesis of glycosaminoglycan copolymers
Secretariat BioTechOceanLab: development of sponge cultures
Secretariat The Green Solar Collector; converting sunlight into algal biomass
Secretariat Production of uniform droplets (part of MicroNed)
Secretariat Optimisation of diffusion limited antibiotics production
Secretariat Modeling metabolic fluxes in Neisseria meningitidis
Secretariat Microfiltration of dairy products: concentration polarisation during microsieving
Secretariat Packed-bed solid-state fermentation
Secretariat Inactivation of micro-organims in granular materials using microwaves
Secretariat Food structure formation in a high-shear environment
Secretariat The enzymatic conversions in highly concentrated reaction systems
Secretariat Micro static dispersion (MSD)
Secretariat The sorption dryer
Secretariat Microreactors: small devices for expanding markets
Secretariat Highly selective oligosaccharide production through integration of enzymatic synthesis and peptide affinity under non-conventional process conditions
Secretariat Defective interference at the production of recombinant proteins with the Baculovirs exptression system in insect cells
Secretariat Towards highly advanced membrane emulsifaction systems
Secretariat The coupling of process parameters to product properties in pasta production
Secretariat Fractionation of milk.
Secretariat Acoustic cell separation in animal cell cultures
Secretariat Structure formation in protein-fat-water systems by shear
Secretariat Herbal extraction technology. The behavior of plant extracts in solid oral dosage form.
Secretariat Structure formation in concentrated protein solution
Secretariat High pressure and enzymes

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