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Simon Crelier is a Full Professor at the University of Applied Sciences Western Switzerland (HES-SO), where he serves as Head of the Biotechnology program within the Department of Chemistry and Life Sciences at the School of Engineering in Sion, Switzerland. He leads research in bioprocess engineering with specialization in downstream processing, enzyme technology, and microencapsulation. Professor Crelier's research spans multiple areas of applied biotechnology with emphasis on sustainable processes. His work focuses on waste valorization (particularly converting whey and fruit pomace into valuable products), micropollutant degradation using enzymatic systems, and continuous bioprocessing technologies. He has developed expertise in laccase enzyme production for environmental applications and created low-cost microencapsulation devices based on vibrating nozzle technology. His publication record from 2002-2021 shows consistent contributions to bioprocess engineering, with recent work emphasizing environmental applications of biotechnology. Professor Crelier has led numerous collaborative research projects within HES-SO and with external partners, securing funding from cantonal, national, and international sources. Professor Crelier actively integrates his research with teaching, having developed digital laboratory platforms through the Remote Labs project and incorporating student diploma work into his research projects. His laboratory provides students with hands-on experience in bioprocess engineering techniques applicable to the biotechnology industry.

• Bioprocess Engineering
• Enzyme Technology
• Downstream Processing
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Christophe Allemann is a Full Professor and Head of Institute at the Fribourg School of Engineering and Architecture (HEIA-FR) , part of the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland (HES-SO). He holds dual BSc degrees in Chemistry and BA in Architecture from HEIA-FR, with expertise in synthesis, catalysis, flow chemistry, and chemical production. His research focuses on reaction mechanism computational analysis flow chemistry education chemical sensor development coordination chemistry industrial process optimization . Recent work addresses sol-gel process scale-up and phosgene detection. Scientific awards and student advising details are not explicitly documented, but his 20+ year publication record demonstrates sustained contributions to asymmetric catalysis and applied chemical engineering. Collaborative projects highlight interdisciplinary approaches at the chemistry-engineering interface.

• Synthesis and Catalysis
• Process Chemistry
• Flow Chemistry
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Thierry Chappuis is an Associate Professor at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Western Switzerland, specifically within the Fribourg School of Engineering and Architecture. He works in the Institute of Chemical Technology (Institut ChemTech) where he focuses on chemical engineering research and education. His office is located at HEIA_H10.17 at Boulevard de Pérolles 80, 1700 Fribourg, Switzerland. Dr. Chappuis specializes in several key areas of chemical engineering and materials science: Chemical Engineering and Process Design Process Simulation and Optimization Process Monitoring and Control Systems Machine Learning Applications in Engineering Data Science for Industrial Processes Scientific Programming and Python Development His research portfolio demonstrates a strong focus on sustainable materials processing and advanced manufacturing techniques. A significant portion of his work involves metal injection molding with eco-friendly biopolymer-based binders, particularly for medical and watchmaking applications. He has also made contributions to renewable energy research, specifically in photoelectrochemical water splitting for hydrogen production. His recent publications show a consistent interdisciplinary approach combining chemical engineering principles with modern data analysis techniques and sustainable processing methods. Dr. Chappuis has successfully led and participated in multiple research projects funded by HES-SO Rectorat and the Nanotechnology Network, with total funding exceeding 1.3 million CHF across various projects. His collaborative approach is evident through his work with institutions including EPFL, University of Applied Sciences Western Switzerland Valais, and industry partners like Soprod SA. While specific student supervision details aren't provided, his project leadership roles suggest mentoring of research staff and students. His laboratory work spans several specialized areas: Metal powder processing and injection molding facilities Microreactor technology for chemical reaction screening Photoelectrochemical cells for renewable energy research Biopolymer characterization and application laboratories Materials testing and analysis equipment for mechanical properties

• Chemical Engineering
• Process Simulation
• Process Monitoring and Control
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Vorlet Olivier is an Associate Professor at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland (HES-SO), affiliated with the Fribourg School of Engineering and Architecture under the ChemTech Institute. His research spans process automation, analytical chemistry, and sustainable technologies, with a focus on counterfeit drug detection, membrane technology for winemaking, and digitalization in industrial processes. His work includes developing low-cost capillary electrophoresis devices (OpenCE) for resource-limited settings, utilizing IoT for material shelf-life monitoring, and innovating membrane contactors for gas management in wines. He has also contributed to renewable energy projects like solar hydrogen production via hematite photoanodes and CO2 capture using ionic liquids. Key publications highlight his expertise in flow chemistry, spectroscopy, and process analytical technologies (PAT). Vorlet's collaborations with institutions like EPFL and projects funded by HES-SO Rectorat and industry partners underscore his role in bridging academic research with industrial practice. He employs open-source hardware/software frameworks to enhance device maintainability and accessibility in developing regions.

• Process Automation
• Analytical Chemistry
• Sustainable Technologies
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Dr. Nikolaos Prasianakis is a Researcher / Group Leader / Deputy Head of LES at the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) , Switzerland. His affiliations include the Center for Nuclear Engineering and Sciences and the Transport Mechanisms Group (TMG) within the Laboratory for Energy Systems (LES) . He specializes in modeling transport phenomena in porous media with applications in nuclear waste management and energy systems. His research interests focus on Machine Learning , Digital Twins , Lattice Boltzmann Methods , and Reactive Transport Phenomena . He combines experimental diagnostics (e.g., ultrasound measurements) with numerical simulations to study processes like mineral precipitation, catalytic microreactors, and multiphase flows in fuel cells. Key contributions include developing physics-enhanced machine learning frameworks for inverse modeling and accelerating reactive transport simulations. His work integrates 3D micro-tomography data from PSI's beamlines with multiscale modeling techniques. Dr. Prasianakis leads the Transport Mechanisms Group (TMG) , which combines state-of-the-art algorithms , experimental facilities, and theoretical models to tackle complex problems in energy and environmental systems. His research spans nuclear waste disposal , cement degradation , and hydrogen fuel cells .

• Machine Learning
• Digital Twins
• Lattice Boltzmann Methods
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Christophe Allemann is a Full Professor at the Fribourg School of Engineering and Architecture (HEIA-FR), part of the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland (HES-SO). He serves as Head of Institute and specializes in synthesis and catalysis, process chemistry, flow chemistry, and chemical production. His research focuses on topics such as sol-gel processes, sensor development, and catalyst optimization. Education: PhD in Chemistry, University of Fribourg, Switzerland (2002) BSc and BA programs in Chemistry and Architecture at HEIA-FR Research Interests: His work spans synthesis methodologies, flow chemistry applications, process scale-up, and risk analysis. He emphasizes interdisciplinary education and the development of robust industrial processes. Publications: His recent work includes advancements in phosgene sensors, lanthanide complexation studies, and mixing efficiency in micromixers. Key themes include catalytic mechanisms, solvent effects, and microreactor technologies. Labs/Teams: As Head of Institute, he leads research teams focusing on chemical production, catalysis, and continuous processing innovations.

• Synthesis and Catalysis
• Process Chemistry and Scale-up
• Flow Chemistry (Microreactors)
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