Raj Shekhar Bose

Raj Shekhar Bose is a postdoctoral researcher at the Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and Bioeconomy e.V. (ATB) in Potsdam, Germany, specializing in Mircobiome Biotechnology. With a

• Ph.D. in Environmental Biotechnology (IIT Kharagpur, 2023)
• M.Tech in Environmental Biotechnology (Jadavpur University, 2015)
• B.Tech in Biotechnology (West Bengal University of Technology, 2013)

his research focuses on integrated waste valorization through anaerobic digestion and lactic acid fermentation.

His work explores biorefinery processes for defatted rice bran, activated carbon applications in digestion systems, and biochar synthesis for wastewater treatment. Key projects include optimizing organic loading rates and mitigating ammonia inhibition in biogas production. Current efforts with BIOADVAN investigate advanced biomass treatment technologies.

Publications demonstrate expertise in life cycle assessment, methane yield enhancement, and integrated process sustainability. Collaborations span institutions like Ionian University and Fraunhofer Institute, with emphasis on environmental impact reduction (67-71% improvement) and energy cost savings (80% reduction in biorefinery systems).