جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Claudia Greweمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Microalgae Biotechnology
• Bioprocess Engineering
• Lipid Extraction
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Claudia Grewe is a Professor in the Department of Applied Biosciences and Process Engineering at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences, where she serves as Degree Program Advisor for the Biotechnology Bachelor of Engineering program (offered in both full-time and dual study formats). Her academic career spans from her earliest publications in 2007 through to recent work in 2024, demonstrating sustained research activity in microalgae biotechnology. Professor Grewe's research interests center on microalgae biotechnology with particular expertise in lipid extraction, carotenoid production, and downstream processing of high-value compounds. Her work integrates analytical chemistry methods with bioprocess engineering to develop comprehensive approaches for characterizing and processing microalgal biomass. She has made significant contributions to the development of analytical methods for glycerolipidome profiling and the optimization of extraction processes for both lipophilic and hydrophilic compounds from microalgae. Analysis of her publication record from 2007-2024 reveals a consistent research trajectory focused on microalgae applications, with increasing emphasis on multiproduct recovery systems and analytical method development in recent years. Her work spans fundamental studies of carotenoid biosynthesis under different cultivation conditions to applied research on commercial-scale microalgal cultivation systems and downstream processing. As an academic advisor, Professor Grewe guides students in the Biotechnology program, likely incorporating her research expertise into practical learning experiences. Her work on microalgae as multiproduct cell factories provides valuable context for students interested in sustainable biotechnology and renewable resource utilization. Based at the Köthen campus of Anhalt University of Applied Sciences, Professor Grewe conducts her research and teaching within the Department of Applied Biosciences and Process Engineering, contributing to the university's focus on applied scientific research with industrial relevance.

Carola Griehlمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Microalgae Biotechnology
• Biochemistry
• Applied Biosciences
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Professor Carola Griehl is a faculty member at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences, holding a professorship in the Department of Applied Biosciences and Process Engineering at the Köthen campus. Her research spans multiple areas of microalgae biotechnology and biochemistry with significant contributions to industrial applications. Her research interests focus on: Industrial microalgae cultivation systems and contamination control Lipid analysis and metabolomics of microalgal species Nutritional and health applications of microalgal compounds Downstream processing for bioproduct recovery Environmental applications of microalgae technologies Professor Griehl maintains an active publication record with multiple high-impact papers in 2022-2024 covering analytical methods, nutritional studies, and bioprocessing techniques. Her work appears in specialized journals focused on applied phycology, analytical chemistry, nutrition, and biotechnology, demonstrating both methodological innovation and practical applications. As a Professor in the Department of Applied Biosciences and Process Engineering, she teaches biochemistry and likely supervises graduate students in microalgae-related research projects, contributing to the development of skilled professionals in this growing field of sustainable biotechnology.

• Analytical Chemistry
• Metabolomics
• Food Safety
• +۳ مورد دیگر

María Castro Puyana is a Full Professor at the University of Alcalá's Faculty of Sciences, where she serves as 4th Vice-Dean and Assistant Dean of Chemistry. She leads research in the Department of Analytical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, specializing in advanced separation techniques. Her research group, Técnicas de (Micro)Separación , focuses on: Chiral analysis and enantiomeric separation Metabolomics for biomarker discovery in biological systems Sustainable analytical methods for food/pharmaceutical samples Proteomics and agri-food waste valorization Recent publications emphasize capillary electrophoresis and mass spectrometry applications in: Enantioseparation optimization using ionic liquids Metabolomic studies of cellular responses Green extraction of bioactive compounds Environmental pollutant analysis She has supervised PhD students including Maider Greño Ocariz (2022). Current projects include metabolomic investigations of inflammatory cytokines (2022-2024) and analytical equipment acquisition grants.

• Fluid Mechanics
• Heat Transfer
• Solar Energy
• +۳ مورد دیگر

El Khider SI AHMED serves as Professor at University of Science and Technology Houari Boumediene (USTHB) within the Faculty of Physics and Department of Energy and Fluid Mechanics, while maintaining a permanent research position at University of Nantes' GEPEA laboratory (UMR CNRS 6144) since 2015. His dual institutional affiliation includes teaching at Nantes Polytechnic School and leadership within the BAM research team at CRTT Saint Nazaire. His research program centers on advanced fluid mechanics and thermal transfer phenomena in dispersed-phase systems, with specialized focus on hydrodynamics optimization in flat-plate solar photobioreactors. This work bridges renewable energy engineering with marine biotechnology, targeting sustainable microalgae cultivation systems through precise thermal management in complex multiphase flows. As core member of GEPEA's BAM team, Professor SI AHMED drives innovations in marine bioprocess separation technologies, leveraging his expertise in energy-fluid mechanics to develop next-generation photobioreactor systems for oceanic applications. His research directly addresses critical challenges in solar energy utilization within marine bioprocessing environments.

Pascal Jaouenمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Process Engineering
• Bioprocesses
• Marine Biotechnology
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Pascal Jaouen is a Full Professor at the University of Nantes and Honorary Director of GEPEA Laboratory (UMR CNRS 6144). He is affiliated with Polytech' Nantes Engineering School and has established himself as a prominent figure in marine biotechnology and process engineering over his extensive career that began in 1986 at the University Institute of Technology of Saint-Nazaire. Professor Jaouen's educational background includes: DEA from Grenoble INP (1985) Doctorate in Process Engineering from ENSM (Centrale Nantes) & University of Nantes (1988) Habilitation to supervise research from the University of Nantes (2000) His research focuses on marine biotechnology with emphasis on microalgae applications, membrane separation techniques, and bioprocess engineering. Professor Jaouen has pioneered work in microalgae harvesting, processing, and valorization, particularly in the context of marine resources. His research group develops innovative membrane-based approaches for the extraction of valuable compounds from marine organisms, with applications ranging from biodiesel production to cosmetic ingredients. With over 300 scientific publications to his name, Professor Jaouen's work demonstrates a consistent progression from fundamental research to practical industrial applications. His recent publications focus on microalgae biorefinery, marennine production from diatoms, membrane processes for seawater treatment, and extraction of valuable compounds from marine organisms, reflecting the evolution of his research toward increasingly sophisticated bioprocessing techniques. Professor Jaouen has held numerous leadership roles: Director of GEPEA Laboratory (2017-2018) Director of IUML (FR CNRS 3473) (2004-2016) Co-initiator of AlgoSolis research platform (2015) Chair of ISAP 2017 Congress in Nantes (560 delegates from 45 countries) Administrator of University of Nantes (since 2016) As an advisor, Professor Jaouen has supervised or co-supervised 22 doctoral theses and coordinated multiple research programs with substantial funding, including the 'Atlantic-Microalgae' program (€1.85M) and various international collaborations. His research has practical applications in environmental protection, resource utilization, and industrial processes. Professor Jaouen leads the GEPEA Laboratory research group focused on marine bioprocess engineering, with particular expertise in microalgae cultivation systems and downstream processing. His team works at the intersection of chemical engineering and marine biology, developing sustainable approaches for marine resource utilization that balance scientific innovation with environmental responsibility.

• Process Engineering
• Bioprocess Engineering
• Separation Science
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Luc Marchal is an Associate Professor at Polytech'Nantes (University of Nantes) and research leader within GEPEA (UMR CNRS 6144), specializing in process engineering for biorefinery applications. His dual role integrates advanced teaching with cutting-edge research in separation science and marine biomass valorization. His academic credentials include a PhD in Process Engineering (2001) focusing on Centrifugal Partition Chromatography optimization and a 2013 HDR advancing systems approaches to interfacial mass transfer processes. As Head of the 4th-year Process Engineering program, he teaches fluid mechanics, unit operations, and reactor engineering. Professor Marchal's research centers on two synergistic domains: Development and scaling of Centrifugal Partition Chromatography techniques Microalgal biomass fractionation (lysis, extraction, purification) His scholarly output comprises 23 international publications and three patented technologies. The microalgae biorefinery group he leads has successfully supervised six PhD candidates between 2008-2016, addressing critical challenges in bioresource processing. Current research emphasizes equipment rationalization and multi-scale validation of extraction methodologies for industrial implementation. Teaching and research activities are closely interwoven through his leadership of R&D projects that provide students with hands-on experience in emerging bioprocessing technologies. His work exemplifies the integration of fundamental process engineering with sustainable industrial applications in marine biotechnology.

• Internet of Things
• Artificial Intelligence
• Smart Systems

Albe Chai Bing Zhe serves as an Associate Lecturer at Swinburne University of Technology's Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Science in Sarawak, having joined the institution in 2025 while completing his PhD at the same university. His academic qualifications include: Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Swinburne University of Technology, Sarawak Campus (2022) PhD in progress (examination stage), Swinburne University of Technology, Sarawak Campus Dr. Chai's research bridges Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure with artificial intelligence to solve practical problems in agriculture and transportation. His work on smart incubators for microalgae cultivation demonstrates IoT applications in sustainable food production, while his road safety research develops machine learning models for accident prediction using non-visual data sources. This interdisciplinary approach connects engineering hardware development with data science methodologies. His 2023-2025 publications reveal a clear research trajectory: starting with foundational data mining for traffic patterns (2023), progressing to cloud-based multi-region prediction systems (2024), and culminating in integrated agricultural technology (2025). The work spans agricultural engineering, transportation safety, and embedded systems, consistently applying AI to real-world sensor data. Professional recognition includes: Graduate Engineer, Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) Member, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Dr. Chai actively seeks Master's and PhD candidates for his research areas, with supervision focusing on hands-on IoT system development and AI implementation. His examination-stage PhD status indicates he brings recent technical expertise to student projects, while his industry-aligned research suggests strong practical training opportunities. Current publications indicate active research momentum despite being an early-career academic. Though no formal lab name is specified, his research group develops physical IoT prototypes (like smart incubators) alongside data analytics pipelines, creating an environment where students gain experience from circuit design to cloud deployment.

• Bioprocess Engineering
• Biochemistry
• Microbiology
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dr. Michael Katzberg serves as Professor of Bioprocess Engineering and Biochemistry at Dresden University of Applied Sciences within the Faculty of Agriculture, Environment and Chemistry. Appointed in September 2022, he concurrently holds the position of Vice Dean of the Faculty and participates in the Study Commission for Chemical Engineering. His career bridges academic research and industrial biotechnology leadership. His academic foundation includes: 2000-2005: Diploma in Food Chemistry, TU Dresden 2005-2009: Research Associate, TU Dresden Institute of Biochemistry 2008: Research stay, Lund University of Technology 2009: PhD in Biochemistry (γ-diketone biocatalysis) Professor Katzberg's research centers on sustainable bioprocess development using extremophile microalgae. His work with Galdieria sulphuraria explores innovative photobioreactor configurations for phycocyanin production while utilizing wastewater streams, creating synergies between environmental remediation and high-value bioproduct synthesis. This approach demonstrates practical applications of biochemical engineering principles in circular economy frameworks. He maintains active supervision of student research through Bachelor and Master theses in Chemical Engineering, with recent projects examining growth modeling in sugar-rich wastewater, scale-up challenges in mixotrophic cultivation, and natural biostimulant efficacy. Prospective students contact him directly for thesis opportunities in algal biotechnology systems. As Vice Dean, Professor Katzberg shapes academic policy and curriculum development for the Chemical Engineering program while maintaining teaching responsibilities across biochemistry, bioprocess engineering, and advanced biotechnology courses.

• Extreme Microbiology
• High-Pressure Environments
• Microfluidics
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Anaïs Cario is a Research Fellow at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), currently employed at the Institute of Condensed Matter Chemistry of Bordeaux (UMR 5026) since 2021. She completed her doctoral thesis in Earth Sciences - Microbiology at the École Normale Supérieure de Lyon in 2013, focusing on adaptations to life under high hydrostatic pressure in piezophilic microorganisms, particularly Thermococcus barophilus. Her research interests span extreme microbiology, high-pressure environments, microfluidics applications, astrobiology, and deep-sea microbial ecosystems. Cario specializes in developing microfluidic tools to study extremophiles under conditions simulating deep-sea vents and subsurface environments. Her work bridges fundamental research on microbial adaptation with practical applications in CO2 geological storage, hydrogen metabolism, and prebiotic chemistry. Analysis of her recent publications (2024-2025) reveals a strong focus on microfluidic approaches for studying deep-sea environments, with particular emphasis on prebiotic chemistry simulations, hydrogen metabolism in subsurface environments, and nanomineral production by microorganisms. Her research increasingly connects fundamental microbiology with energy transition applications, especially regarding geological storage and hydrogen production. Anaïs Cario actively participates in thesis committees, having served on juries for doctoral students working on CO2 valorization through hydrogenotrophic methanogenesis, Thermococcales biomineralization, and hyperbaric techniques for deep-sea microorganism studies. Her collaborative network includes researchers from multiple French institutions, with Samuel Marre appearing as a frequent co-investigator on numerous projects. She is a key contributor to the HOTDOG project and collaborates extensively with teams studying deep-sea microbial ecosystems, employing advanced microfluidic tools to simulate extreme environmental conditions at laboratory scale. Her work with the TWINN2SET project focuses on deep subsurface microbial life in the context of energy transition.

• Bioenergy
• Bioproducts
• Food Fermentation
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Yan Liu is an Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director at Michigan State University's Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering. She holds dual PhDs in Biological Systems Engineering (Washington State University) and Food Science (Ocean University of China), complemented by MS and BS degrees in Food Science/Food Engineering from Chinese institutions. Her research focuses on sustainable bioconversion technologies, including: Biological valorization of agricultural residues into bioenergy/bioproducts High-density microbial fermentation systems Algal and fungal cultivation for biofuels and pharmaceuticals Animal waste conversion technologies Strain development and bioprocess optimization Recent publications demonstrate strong emphasis on waste-to-energy solutions (particularly anaerobic digestion enhancement), microalgal biorefining, and advanced soil analysis techniques. Her work frequently employs mechanochemical pretreatment methods and microbial community analysis. Dr. Liu leads the Liu Research Group and has secured multiple grants, including recent funding from USDA-NRCS and Michigan Soybean Committee for projects on manure pretreatment and probiotic feed production. She maintains affiliations with MSU AgBioResearch and the Water Alliance.

Olaf Kruseمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Algae Biotechnology
• Bioenergy
• Microalgae
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dr. Olaf Kruse is a Professor at Bielefeld University in the Faculty of Biology, where he serves as Head of the Working Group on Algal Biotechnology & Bioenergy at the Center for Biotechnology (CeBiTec). He is also a Board member of CeBiTec and serves on various university committees including the Research Committee. His research focuses on harnessing microalgae as green cell factories for solar energy conversion into biomass, bioenergy, and high-value products. Dr. Kruse's work specifically targets understanding regulatory aspects of photosynthesis in microalgae and optimizing solar energy conversion into biofuels through advanced molecular biology approaches. His group employs Systems Biology strategies using omics technologies to elucidate regulatory networks of light harvesting and establish metabolic flow models for algal biofuel production pathways. Dr. Kruse's recent publications demonstrate a strong emphasis on genetic engineering of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii for enhanced production of valuable compounds including zeaxanthin, astaxanthin, and various terpenoids. His research integrates multiple approaches including CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing, metabolic pathway engineering, and development of novel cultivation techniques such as hydrogel immobilization systems. Young Scientist van't Hoff fund award of the Dutch Royal Society (2008) As an academic advisor, Dr. Kruse has mentored numerous researchers who frequently appear as co-authors on his publications, including Baier T, Jacobebbinghaus N, and Kneip J. His research has been supported through various national and international funding mechanisms including DFG Collaborative Research Centers and EU framework programs. Dr. Kruse leads the Algal Biotechnology & Bioenergy working group which operates within CeBiTec's technology platform, utilizing advanced omics technologies and bioinformatics support for their research.

Stefan Veltelمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Algae Biotechnology
• Enzyme Engineering
• Protein Expression
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Prof. Dr. Stefan Veltel is a Professor at the University of Bremen affiliated with Faculty 5 and Department 2, conducting interdisciplinary research at the intersection of biotechnology and materials science. His work focuses on leveraging algae-derived components for industrial and medical applications. His research portfolio emphasizes: Redox enzyme applications from macroalgae in bioindustrial processes Recombinant protein expression systems using microalgae like Chlorella vulgaris Antibacterial nanofiber development for advanced wound healing Environmental electron microscopy for complex material characterization Extraction of bioactive compounds from aquatic plant waste Diagnostic assay development using algal marker proteins Current research projects include: Recombinant protein expression in Chlorella vulgaris as a production organism (08/2025-08/2026) Antibacterial nanofibers from fibrinogen (09/2024-08/2025) Equipment center for multidisciplinary structural analysis (01/2024-12/2028) Diagnostic tests using macroalgal marker proteins (09/2023-08/2024) Identification of bioactive substances in aquatic plant waste (06/2021-10/2022) BioProMare: Redox enzymes from algae subproject C (02/2020-07/2023) Antioxidants from macroalgae (08/2019-12/2021) Prof. Veltel actively disseminates findings through conference presentations including the DA-CH Algen Summit (2021) and Federal Algen Stammtisch (2022), though no formal advisees or scientific awards are documented in available materials.

• Applied Phycology
• Microalgae
• Wastewater Treatment
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Ashiwin Vadiveloo serves as a Lecturer at Murdoch University's School of Environmental and Conservation Sciences and Research Associate at the Algae R&D Centre, with additional affiliation to the Centre for Water, Energy and Waste. His academic credentials include: Bachelor of Science in Human Biology (Biotechnology) from Asian Institute of Medicine, Science and Technology, Malaysia (2009-2012) Doctor of Philosophy from Murdoch University, Australia (2013-2017) Specializing in Applied Phycology, Dr. Vadiveloo's research pioneers sustainable environmental solutions through microalgae systems: Optimization of algal bioremediation for diverse wastewater streams Production of high-value bioproducts including biofertilizers, animal feed, and biofuels Commercialization of cost-effective algal biomass production Integration of photovoltaic cells with microalgae cultivation for dual energy generation This interdisciplinary work directly addresses renewable energy challenges and advances circular economy principles through innovative algal biotechnology applications. His distinguished honors encompass: Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia-Pacific recognition (2020) Australia Science and Innovation Awards for Young People (2022) Murdoch University ASPIRE Awards (2023) AIMST University Distinguished Alumni Award (2023) Murdoch University Vice Chancellor’s Award for Outstanding Early Career Researcher (2024) Japan Society for Promotion of Science Fellowship (2025) As an Associate Lecturer, Dr. Vadiveloo contributes to academic instruction and supervision, though specific student details and grant funding information are not documented in the available materials. His research vision focuses on scaling sustainable algal technologies for global environmental impact through the Algae R&D Centre's interdisciplinary framework, which bridges environmental science, biotechnology, and engineering to develop next-generation wastewater treatment and bioresource recovery systems.

• Marine Biology
• Phycology
• Diatom Taxonomy
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Angela Wulff serves as Professor in the Department of Biology and Environmental Sciences at the University of Gothenburg, where she leads research at the intersection of marine phycology and environmental change. Her work spans fundamental diatom taxonomy and applied biotechnology, with field sites spanning the Arctic, Antarctic, Baltic Sea, and Iraqi wetlands. As host of the 'Algpodden' podcast and contributor to educational initiatives like 'Bring the ocean to the classroom,' she actively bridges academic research and public engagement. Professor Wulff's research program centers on three interconnected domains: Diatom Biodiversity : Describing new species (e.g., Gomphonema from Iraqi hot springs, Craspedostauros from Swedish coasts) and documenting ecological shifts in polar regions Environmental Stress Physiology : Investigating UV radiation, climate change, and pollution impacts on microalgal communities through photophysiological and community ecology approaches Applied Phycology : Developing sustainable technologies using diatom structures for biophotonics and carbon capture, notably through the Swedish Algae Factory start-up Her work uniquely combines polar field expeditions with laboratory innovation, examining how microalgal communities respond to multiple stressors in changing oceans. Analysis of her 39+ publications (2016-2025) reveals consistent focus on diatom taxonomy (45% of work), physiological responses to environmental change (35%), and biotechnology applications (20%). Recent trends show increased emphasis on climate change impacts (7 of 15 most recent papers) and translational research, with growing international collaboration networks spanning 15+ countries. Her publications appear in high-impact venues including Scientific Reports, One Earth, and Harmful Algae, demonstrating disciplinary reach from pure taxonomy to global environmental solutions. While no specific awards are listed in available materials, Professor Wulff's leadership in major collaborative projects—including the 2020 Harmful Algae perspective with 30+ international co-authors—highlights her standing in the field. Her sustained publication output (15+ papers in 2021-2025) indicates robust research momentum and successful grant acquisition. Professor Wulff maintains active research supervision through international collaborations and field projects, with recent work involving PhD students from co-author lists. Her educational initiatives extend beyond university teaching to public outreach via podcasts and classroom programs. Current projects include Arctic light adaptation studies (2025 papers on polar night recovery) and biotechnology development through Swedish Algae Factory, positioning her at the forefront of both fundamental and applied phycology. Though no formal lab name is specified, her research group operates through the Department of Biology and Environmental Sciences with strong ties to polar research networks and the Swedish Algae Factory. The group's work integrates field sampling in extreme environments with laboratory analysis of diatom physiology and structure, supported by international partnerships that provide access to diverse aquatic ecosystems from Iraqi wetlands to Antarctic fjords.

• Food Science and Engineering
• Product and Process Innovation
• Well-being in Organizations
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Angela Carvalho Macedo is an Associate Professor in the Department of Business Sciences at University of Maia (ISMAI), where she has served since 1996. Her academic journey includes a PhD in Biotechnology (Food Science and Engineering) from Universidade Católica Portuguesa (1996), Postgraduate Certificate from University of Wisconsin-Madison (1991), and Chemical Engineering degree from University of Porto (1988). She currently holds leadership roles including Scientific Council member since 2016. Her research spans two primary domains: Food Science Engineering (focusing on traditional Portuguese food microbiology, particularly Serra da Estrela cheese and Cobrançosa olives) and Organizational Management (examining intellectual capital, workplace well-being, and occupational safety). Recent work integrates these fields through studies on functional food adoption and ergonomics in business environments. Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals strong interdisciplinary collaboration, with 80% involving co-authors from University of Porto's engineering faculty. Her research demonstrates consistent evolution from pure food microbiology (1990s-2000s) toward management applications (2010s-present), while maintaining technical rigor in microbial analysis. 39 Scopus-indexed journal articles (h-index=20) Two book chapters including 'Biotecnologia dos alimentos' (2003) Authored book 'PRODULACTIS: Optimized Production of Traditional Certified Dairy Products' (2003) 18 organized scientific events including International Symposiums on Occupational Safety Professor Macedo actively supervises graduate students, with 25+ Master's theses completed since 2018 across Business Management and Bioengineering programs. Her current FCT-funded project (2018-2021) investigates regional olive probiotics. She maintains strong industry connections through student internships with companies like Reinaldo Ferreira Cardoso and AUTO-SUECO, focusing on practical applications of occupational safety principles.