On Thursday evening, January 25th, 2024, Prof. Dr. Zavrel held a talk on the topic “Making petroleum superfluous with microorganisms” in the Oberalteich Cultural Forum near Bogen.
On January 24th, the students of the “Bioprocess Engineering” module visited the Karmeliten Brewery in Straubing-Ittling
Michael Zavrel has worked on the development of industrial bioprocesses that turn waste into high-quality products. Now the Professor of Bioprocess Engineering is passing on his knowledge from industry in the lab and the lecture hall at the TUM Campus Straubing.
The BVT lab recently acquired a new 30 L stainless steel bioreactor (Sartorius C-plus). This reactor is another step forward towards achieving one of the professorship’s key goals: Scale-up processes from lab scale into large scale!
Prof. Michael Zavrel gave a keynote presentation entitled “Bioprocess development for isobutanol production based on wheat straw” at this year’s “Key Technologies in the Bioeconomy: A Global Bioeconomy Alliance Conference” (KTB) in Brisbane, Australia. The main topic was the “SynergyFuels” project. This opened up links to research groups from Brazil and Australia.
Prof. Michael Zavrel gave a keynote presentation entitled “Bioprocess development for isobutanol production based on wheat straw” at this year’s “Key Technologies in the Bioeconomy: A Global Bioeconomy Alliance Conference” (KTB) in Brisbane, Australia. The main topic was the “SynergyFuels” project. This opened up links to research groups from Brazil and Australia.