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Prof.dr. W.M. de Vos

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Lopende onderzoeksactiviteiten

(de meest recente activiteit is bovenaan geplaatst)
Onderzoeker	Optimizing growth rate, biomass and product formation of Lactococcus lactis by a Systems Biology approach
Projectleider	Developing a High-temperature and Low-cost Microbial White Biotechnology Production Platform for Green Chemicals
Promotor	Metabolic and phylogenetic diversity of Akkermansia species in the human digestive tract
Promotor	Enrichment and engineering of biomass-converting thermophilic bacterium
Promotor	Bio-functionalization of porous alumin oxide for targeted capture and growth of microbes
Promotor	The Rumen as Bioreactor
Projectleider	Lactic acid fermentation of lignicellulose-derived substrates with (hemi)cellulolytic microbes.
Promotor	Lactic acid fermentation of lignicellulose-derived substrates with (hemi)cellulolytic microbes.
Promotor	Image spectral\radiometry assessment for LPIS applications
Promotor	Akkermansia muciniphila transcriptional regulation in respons to host specific conditions
Projectleider	Microbes Inside: Metabolic Interactions
Promotor	Microbes Inside: Metabolic Interactions
Projectleider	Functional genomics and diversity of mucus-associated bacteria
Promotor	Functional microbiomics of Akkermansia species in the human digestive tract.
Onderzoeker	System biology of Clostridium acetobutylicum - a possible answer to dwindling crude oil reserves
Promotor	Developing a high-temperature and low-cost microbial white biotechnology production platform for green chemicals.
Promotor	Effect of host genotype on porcine gastrointestinal microbiota structure and function.
Promotor	Systems biology of the butanol-producing Clostridium acetobutylicum: new source of biofuel and chemicals/COSMIC 2
Projectleider	Systems biology of the butanol-producing Clostridium acetobutylicum: new source of biofuel and chemicals/COSMIC 2
Promotor	Adaptive capacity and functionality of multitrophic aquatic ecosystems
Promotor	Systems biology of sulfolobus
Promotor	Optimizing growth rate, biomass and product formation of Lactococcus lactis by a systems biology approach.
Promotor	CRIB, an essential bacterium to protect us against infectious complications?
Promotor	GeneNet: System dynamic analysis of gene networks in fungal systems.
Promotor	Comparative genomics of regulatory networks in gram-positive bacteria.
Promotor	Development of mathematical models of the formation of flavour compounds by lactic acid bacteria.
Promotor	Functional genomics towards understanding of abiotic cellular stress and survival in anaerobic dehalogenating bacteria
Promotor	Assessment of the role of horizontal gene transfer in the bacterial adaptation to halogenated compounds in the environment
Promotor	Resilience of the groundwater ecosystem in reaction to anthropogenic disturbances