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ChE-436: Pharmaceutical biotechnology

The course focuses on the development and application of biotechnology-based approaches to human diseases. It provides current information on the engineering and pharmaceutical production of highly sp

CH-628: Chemosensory receptors: Applications for biosensors and medical therapies

The course aims at providing insight into the cellular and molecular basis of smell and taste with specific emphasis on how molecules are detected by these chemosensory systems.

ChE-433: Biotechnology lab (for CGC)

This laboratory-training course is designed to give students a comprehensive insight into laboratory research techniques in the field of biotechnology and pharmaceutical biotechnology with practices e

Print-Light-Synthesis of ruthenium oxide thin film electrodes for electrochemical sensing applications

Horst Pick, Andreas Stephan Lesch

Print-Light-Synthesis (PLS) combines the inkjet printing of a ruthenium precursor ink with the simultaneous photo-induced generation of ruthenium oxide films. During PLS, inkjet-printing generates on conductive as well as insulating substrates micrometer-t ...

Elsevier BV2025

Purification of Cellulose and Chitin Polymers and Other Value-Added Products from the Microalga Chlorella vulgaris Using a Green Biorefinery Process

Christian Ludwig, Horst Pick, Enio Daniel Zanchetta, Eya Nicodeme

Microalgae produce renewable biomass at high efficiency by using photosynthesis to capture the greenhouse gas CO2 from the atmosphere and releasing O2. Chlorella vulgaris is one of the most frequently cultivated unicellular green microalgae of commercial r ...

2025

Abiotic stress approaches for enhancing cellulose and chitin production in Chlorella vulgaris

Christian Ludwig, Horst Pick, Enio Daniel Zanchetta, Eya Nicodeme

Several lines of evidence point to the presence of both, cellulose and chitin as structural constituents of the Chlorella vulgaris cell wall. These biopolymers are favourable building blocks for many sustainable industrial applications for instance as bioc ...

Elsevier BV2025