HOTZYMES consortium member Bernd Nidetzky, Professor at the Institute for Biotechnology and Biochemical Engineering at Technische Universität Graz Graz and CSO of acib GmbH was honored with the Elmer L. Gaden Award …
In this webinar, we want to show the suitability of magnetic nanoparticles for biocatalytic cascades and present our development steps of an AMF bioreactor. Furthermore, we will comment on application fields of this novel and groundbreaking technology
HOTZYMES is featured in the new edition of the Plattform Life Sciences Magazine under the thread “Circular Bioeconomy” …
Check out our new HOTZYMES article in NanoLetters that also was chosen as Magazine Front Cover …
Our HOTZYMES coordinator, Valeria Grazú from CSIC was invited to join the jury of the virtual forum Latinx Chem in the category LXchemBio
Our FETOPEN project HOTZYMES is eager to develop efficient enzymatic cascades in well coordinated one-pot systems with the help of magnetic nanoparticles.
HOTZYMES partners from CSIC-ICMM, CSIC-ICMA and nB were happy to follow the invitation of the European Innovation Council Business Acceleration Services …
The HOTZYMES project provides a solution by coupling enzymes to magnetic nanoparticles and applying an alternate magnetic field.
HOTZYMES video shooting! Anisha from TU Graz is explaining her work in our FETOPEN project team. She shows how a cascadic enzyme reaction can be realized with the help of magnetic nanoparticles in a bioreactor with alternating magnetic field.
