Anja Drews

Dr. Anja Drews is a Professor at Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Berlin (HTW Berlin) and held a lectureship at the University of Oxford. She previously worked as a junior scientist in Prof. Kraume's research group at TU Berlin, focusing on Research Field C2. Her research emphasizes biocatalyst screening, membrane technology, and environmental engineering applications like pharmaceutical waste water treatment using nanofiltration.

Education details are not explicitly stated in the provided texts, but her professional trajectory includes roles at TU Berlin, Oxford, and HTW Berlin. Her work combines chemical engineering principles with biocatalytic systems, emphasizing scalable, membrane-based solutions for industrial and environmental challenges.

Dr. Drews' research highlights innovative approaches to multiphase systems and continuous screening technologies. Her articles span reactor design, enzyme inhibition studies, and membrane fouling mitigation. The Arnold Eucken Award (2009) recognizes her contributions to advancing young chemical engineers' work in these areas.

• Awards: Arnold Eucken Award (2009)
• Lab/Team: Collaborated with Prof. Kraume's group and contributed to projects at UniCat, a collaborative research center.
• Grants/Projects: Led a contract research project on pharmaceutical waste water treatment via nanofiltration.