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07.08.26

Sri Sannihita Chavali and colleagues from TUHH and Kiel University compare Aerographite with graphite as a cathode material for electroautotrophic biofilms, addressing two bottlenecks in oxic microbial electrosynthesis, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
02.08.26

Nanning Jaeschke and colleagues from TUHH and Rice University assess PC-SAFT parametrisations and network models for the equilibrium swelling of pNIPAM lyogels in multicomponent solvents, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
02.08.26

Nanning Jaeschke and colleagues from TUHH and Rice University develop a numerically robust framework for gel phase equilibria that combines PC-SAFT with polymer-network elasticity, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
21.07.26

Vivien Jesenofsky and colleagues from TUHH show that limiting oxygen availability redirects electron flow in Cupriavidus necator, enabling growth-decoupled biotransformations with up to 93 percent molar conversion, in Bioresource Technology.
16.07.26

As part of our CRC seminar series, Professor Takors gave an inspiring lecture on "Utilizing CO and CO2 containing off-gas in gas fermentation: Scaling from lab to production scale – and back".
14.07.26

Dominique Lumpp and colleagues from the University of Hamburg and the TU Hamburg show how the carbon support and preparation route steer the performance of bimetallic Ru-Cu catalysts for converting glycerol into 1,2-propanediol, in ChemistryOpen.
09.07.26

Hossein Ostovar and colleagues from TUHH introduce a physics-aware machine learning framework that decodes electrochemical impedance spectroscopy measurements and reduces data acquisition from minutes to under six seconds, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
26.06.26

Kayla Dittmer and colleagues from TUHH have published new results on the immobilisation of formate dehydrogenase on pH-, temperature- and dual-responsive hydrogel carriers, demonstrating their potential as smart enzyme carriers, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
25.06.26

Kathrin Eckert and colleagues from TUHH show that stimuli-responsive hydrogel carriers fully recover enzyme activity after pH changes in a plug-flow reactor, while non-responsive silica carriers do not, in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research.
25.06.26

Kayla Dittmer and colleagues at the Hamburg University of Technology present a buffer-free way to control the pH of enzymatic urea hydrolysis using dissolved carbon dioxide, guided by a coupled modelling and experimental approach.
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