BTA Trainee

Institute of Technical Biocatalysis
Hamburg University of Technology
Denickestr. 15; 21073 Hamburg

The TUHH Extended Reality Lab was launched on 17 November. The company DOW together with the Institutes of Multiphase Flows and Technical Biocatalysis cooperate together in this project that represents a step forward in the digitalisation of the TUHH

We have a new open position in our institute. The research will be focused on the investigation of laccases for the depolymerization of model substrates and the optimization of the reaction conditions.

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We have a new open position in our institute. The research will be focused on the optimization of hydrolysis conditions for protease activity from brewer’s spent yeast extracted fractions.

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The Institute of Technical Biocatalysis holds an Open Day on October 26, 2022. If you are interested in contributing to the fight against climate change with methods of engineering and biocatalysis, you are welcome to visit us from 2 – 4 pm.

Please register by Tuesday noon time by using the QR code or the following link: https://erhebung.de/zu/k2miL020d/Registration_ITB_Open_Day/#/survey

We have a new open position in our institute. The research will be focused on phosphorus precipitation from enzymatically treated as well as acidic rye bran extract and performed in cooperation with the Institute of Environmental Technology and Energy Economics.

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Shubhang joins the group of Reaction Sequences. He will be working on the characterization and optimization of an enzyme cascade for the synthesis of nucleotide sugars with the aim to establish a continuous synthesis process on a 100 g scale.

Marie joins the group of Multiphase Systems. She will be working on the Valorization of Brewer’s Spent Grain.

We have a new open position in our institute. The research will be focused on the use of the red macroalgae Palmaria palmata as source of valuable natural pigments: phycobiliproteins. During this project, enzymatic processes will be developed and optimized to achieve the highest phycobiliproteins extraction yields.

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Project partners from the Technical University of Hamburg, the University of Bielefeld and the chemical company BASF are working on bio-based solutions for sustainable, bio-based plastics as an alternative to petrochemical products. They collaborate in a project called “Bio-Plasticizer” to lay the foundations for further development.

https://biooekonomie.de/foerderung/foerderbeispiele/die-suche-nach-dem-perfekten-weichmacher