Listen "Episode 11: Sustainable Production: Self-Sufficient biotechnological reaction cascade"
Episode Synopsis
Sustainable production is becoming increasingly important as global concerns over environmental impact grow. An illustrative example is the potential for biotechnological production of second-generation using microorganisms. How promising is this method and what are the mechanisms involved in this process?
Prof. Dirk Holtmann, KIT Karlsruhe and Prof Roland Ulber, RPTU explain how a self-sufficient biotechnological reaction cascade to produce biofuel could improve sustainable production by the help of biotechnology.
InterZell, funded by the DFG as a priority program (SPP 2170), focuses on cell-cell and cell-bioreactor interactions, bridging biological research with engineering principles in modern biochemical engineering.
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Prof. Dirk Holtmann, KIT Karlsruhe and Prof Roland Ulber, RPTU explain how a self-sufficient biotechnological reaction cascade to produce biofuel could improve sustainable production by the help of biotechnology.
InterZell, funded by the DFG as a priority program (SPP 2170), focuses on cell-cell and cell-bioreactor interactions, bridging biological research with engineering principles in modern biochemical engineering.
If you want to explore the topic of bioengineering in greater depth, subscribe to our podcast “Lab Whispers about Bioengineering” and do not miss an episode!
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