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Cupriavidus necator is a hydrogen-oxidizing bacterium, that can be used to produce bioplastics from CO2. Growing in membrane biofilm reactors (Fig. 1), reactant gradients occur, limiting overall productivity. Knowledge of biomass density, pH and reactant (H2, O2) gradients as well as mass transfer characteristics inside such biofilms is one of the keys to identify limitation mechanisms and develop design and operation principles for optimized productivity. The project:
Aim of this project is to further develop Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) as an in vivo/in situ technique for investigating the spatial distribution of biomass density, mass transfer properties, substrate (O2 and H2) and ...
The use of single cell proteins (SCP) instead of fishmeal as feed in aquaculture is a promising approach to reduce the ...