Enzyme Process Technology
Prof. Dr. Antje Spieß
The research fous of Enzyme Process Technology comprises of the mechanistically motivated description of interactions of enzyme and reaction medium, and of the interactions within reaction networks, with the aim of design of reactors and integrated enzyme-catalysed processes. The modelling of the reaction kinetics forms the starting point for the quantitative understanding, and is thus prerequisited for the design of enzyme-catalysed processes.
Our focus on research:
 | Tailor-Made Fuels from Biomass (TMFB) |
 | Biocatalysis |
Our current projects:
Tailor-Made Fuels from Biomass (TMFB)
- Characterization of ionic liquid assisted enzymatic cellulose hydrolysis more
- Automated high-throughput determination of intrinsic enzyme reaction kinetics for monophasic medium selection more
- Characterization of ionic liquid assisted enzymatic cellulose hydrolysis more
- Reaction kinetic identification for the analysis of reaction mechanisms of ThDP-dependent enzymes more
- Interactive Polymers for Enzyme Catalysis - Control and Modification of Enzyme Processes more
- Reaction Engineering for Laccase-Catalyzed Lignin Degradation in Pure or Water-Miscible Ionic Liquids more
- Reaction Engineering for Laccase-Catalyzed Lignin Degradation more
- Process optimization for oxidoreductions in organic solvents more