Dominik Bosch

Dominik Bosch is a Lecturer and PhD student at the University of Innsbruck, affiliated with the Josef Ressel Centre for Sustainable Activated Carbon Production. His primary role involves teaching laboratory exercises in chemistry, alongside advancing his doctoral research on waste-to-resource technologies. He holds a B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Chemistry from the University of Innsbruck, and is currently pursuing a Dr. techn. in Engineering Sciences through the Doctoral Programme in Engineering Sciences.

His research focuses on sustainable production of activated carbon from forestry and municipal residues, emphasizing applications in wastewater treatment, micropollutant adsorption, and circular economy practices. Key projects include one-step activation processes, biochar characterization, and valorization of residual wood. Bosch actively participates in academic societies like the Gesellschaft Österreichischer Chemiker (Austrian Chemical Society).

His publications span peer-reviewed journals such as Chemical Engineering Research and Design and Carbon Resources Conversion, with a focus on environmental engineering and materials science. He has supervised multiple bachelor and master theses on topics like activated carbon properties, wastewater treatment efficacy, and reactor design optimization.

Bosch’s work bridges laboratory-scale innovations with industrial applications, contributing to sustainable resource management and eco-friendly technologies. His presentations at conferences like the BioChar Summit and International Conference on Sustainable Energy highlight his commitment to advancing environmental science and engineering.