News Archive

01.03.21
Within the work of the SPP 1740, a paper entitled: "Taylor bubble study of the influence of fluid dynamics on yield and selectivity in fast gas-liquid reactions" was accepted in the Journal Chemie Ingenieur Technik.
22.02.21
The fifth episode focuses on how two different kind of microorganisms (fungi and bacteria) can be used together in order to utilize the abundant resource cellulose as a substrate in a co-culture. Ana and Maurice, from Jena and Aachen, explain the uniqueness of their research in the project ToPiS and how GFP (Green Fluorescence Protein) helps to optimize their fermentation. Furthermore, this time, the translation process, from DNA via mRNA to protein, is demonstrated.
04.02.21
Mrs. Bora Lee presents the results of her master thesis about the Effects of Boundary Conditions on the energy spectrum of Faraday flows
24.01.21
Mrs. Dunia Baha presents the results of her master thesis about a Comparative study of the chemical and optical methods for determining the specific mass transfer area within a flow channel packed with periodically open cell structures.
18.01.21
Based on the work of the Institute of Multiphase Flows, a paper entitled: "Three dimensional flows beneath a thin layer of 2D turbulence induced by Faraday waves" was published in Experiments in Fluids.
18.01.21
The SynCoClos project is about an environmentally friendly approach for the production of long-chain alcohols. Again with two different strains - comparable to the other projects. The modification of the genetic code, the optimisation of the reaction conditions in the bioreactor and the two methods FACS and FISH again play a major role.
11.12.20
In this episode you will learn about the topic gene editing and obviously the sub-project CoNoS, which is handled by both, Rico and Simone from the Research Center Jülich. They explain, how their work goes hand in hand for the same goal: development and construction of specific strains of C. glutamicum in order to get them grow together as one community.
11.12.20
The Institute of Multiphase Flows published a paper on UV/VIS imaging spectroscopy to study the influence of fluid dynamics on the formation of major and minor product in fast competing consecutive gas-liquid reactions. The paper is dedicated to Prof. Dr. Matthias Kraume for his 65th birthday.
07.12.20
Mr. Dors is presenting the results of his bachelor's thesis about the detailed investigation of bubble trajectories in clean and contaminated systems.
24.11.20
Within the SPP1740 "Reactive Bubbly Flows" a new paper concerning a novel highspeed imaging UV/VIS measurement technique with the title: "Bildgebende UV/VIS Spektroskopie zur Untersuchung des Einflusses der Fluiddynamik auf die Selektivität und Ausbeute von schnellen konkurrierenden konsekutiven gas-flüssig Reaktionen" has been accepted in Chemie Ingenieur Technik.