Sustainable Process Industry & European Industrial Competitiveness
The Institute of Chemistry and Biological Chemistry at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences focuses on sustainable and innovative processes, catalysis, advanced materials, and energy efficiency. Their research collaborations aim to create more sustainable processes and materials for industrial applications and green chemistry, contributing to European industrial competitiveness.
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SPIRE Brokerage event December 16th 2013 SUSTAINABLE PROCESS INDUSTRY EUROPEAN INDUSTRIAL COMPETTIVENESS TROUGH RESOURCE AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY Project Idea Presentation Zurich University of Applied Sciences
INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY ZURICH UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES The Institute of Chemistry and Biological Chemistry (ICBC) at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences runs an application driven research and development program aiming at sustainable and innovative processes and solutions. Areas of activity include chemical and biochemical engineering, miniaturized and continuous processes, new sustainable processes for existing and new products, chemical and biochemical catalysis, novel materials for applications in several fields. Resource and energy efficiency, functionalized coating applications, light management, advanced catalysis, tissue engineering, drug discovery, in silico drug design and syntheses, molecularly imprinted polymers, downstream processing - proteins, are examples of our main interests. Our cutting-edge technologies, research facilities and highly specialized expertise bring successful collaborations with industry (SMEs, start-ups, large companies) and academia at Swiss and European level. We create and develop more sustainable processes and advanced materials for industrial applications and green chemistry. 2 WWW.SPIRE2030.EU
KEYWORDS: resource and energy efficiency functionalized coating applications light management, PV advanced catalysis green chemistry nanoporous materials tissue engineering, 3D bioprinting drug discovery in silico drug design and synthesis medicinal chemistry MIP, fiber-spinning protein downstream processing analytics,sensory applications aroma profiles (coffee, volatiles) bioengineering, biofilms 3 WWW.SPIRE2030.EU
ICBCs (ZHAW) in-house competencies for process development using catalysis technology Catalysis Technology Process Analytical Technologies (PAT) Process Development Chemical and Biochemical Engineering (including continuous processing, bio-process engineering and microreaction systems) Enzyme Catalysis and Enzyme Expression 4 WWW.SPIRE2030.EU
Novel conceptual approach in process development and catalyst design SPIRE 6-2015: Energy and resource management systems for improved efficiency in the process industries Key Action 2.3 Process monitoring, control and optimization and Key Action 2.4 More efficient systems and equipment Project idea: Development of green, sustainable, economically attractive, and highly efficient processes, applicable in several fields and sectors using catalysis technology. Impact: New and improved processes for industrial applications, which are real alternatives to the today s applied/established technologies. 5 WWW.SPIRE2030.EU
Novel conceptual approach in process development and catalyst design SPIRE 6-2015: Energy and resource management systems for improved efficiency in the process industries Key Action 2.3 Process monitoring, control and optimization and Key Action 2.4 More efficient systems and equipment Cross-sectorial character: Chemical Industry Engineering Process Industries Pharmaceutical Industry Process design Route finding Process analytical technologies (PAT) Catalysis, catalysis with enzymes, enzyme expression, biotechnology Chemical and biochemical engineering, continuous processing, bioprocess engineering Downstream processing 6 WWW.SPIRE2030.EU
Novel conceptual approach in process development and catalyst design <0.50 USD/g[Pd] ~140 USD/g 1 min, 100% ~140 USD/g[Pd] ~145 USD/g[Pd] Frech Catalyst Prod. Nr. 727733 Catalysts, which are cheap and simple to prepare Stable and high-performing at low catalyst loadings General applicable systems Easy to scale-up Economically attractive catalysts for industrial processes 7 WWW.SPIRE2030.EU
Novel conceptual approach in process development and catalyst design Examples of C-C cross-coupling reactions with relevance to industry: 8 WWW.SPIRE2030.EU
Looking for partners Industries: Large and SMEs Research Institutions Coordinators and partners in related fields Our needs: Scale-up Demonstration We would like to learn about your Needs Processes Target molecules To help you in developing sustainable and more efficient processes through novel catalyst systems. 9 WWW.SPIRE2030.EU
Contact details PD Dr. Christian Frech Nabold Phone: +41 58 934 53 29 christian.frech@zhaw.ch and Dr. Agnes Zoller Phone: +41 58 934 52 95 Mobile: +41 79 138 73 39 agnes.zoller@zhaw.ch www.icbc.zhaw.ch 10 WWW.SPIRE2030.EU
