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Bioprocessing

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Bioprocessing

The application of enzymes to transform materials, especially biologically sourced materials, provides many benefits. The processes can utilise lower energy, be inherently safer, and produce less toxic waste streams than traditional manufacturing. They also can be highly selective reducing the costs of isolating the desired products. In addition, enzymes can be excellent and specific catalysts providing high product yields, minimise required reaction volumes and reagents, and when immobilised can be multiply re-used for cost effectiveness. The research in this theme will improve enzyme selectivity, enzyme activity and enzyme immobilisation methods to enable efficient and effective use of enzymes both in the processing of biomass and for reaction catalysis.

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Primary Funding Body

ARC Industrial Transformation Training Centre (ITTC)

The Industrial Transformation Training Centres scheme fosters close partnerships between university-based researchers and other research end-users to provide innovative Higher Degree by Research and postdoctoral training, for end-user focused research industries that are vital to Australia's future.

Industry Partners and Peak Bodies

Bioworks Australia logoAccord Australasia Limited logoPlantworx logoWonderful Capital Biotechnology logoSydney Opera House Trust logoSonic Essentials Pty Ltd logoRidley Agriproducts Pty Ltd. logoNew Zealand Institute for Plant and Food Research logoMicronisers Pty Ltd logomantzaris fisheries pty ltd logoLinde Group logoKemin (Aust.) Pty. Limited logoHeiQ Australia Pty Ltd logoEnvironment Protection Authority Victoria logoChemistry Australia logoCellumar logo

Local Universities

Deakin University logoFlinders University logoMonash University logoCurtin University logo

International Green Chemistry Centres

Beyond Benign logoUniversity of Bath, UK logo
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Major Funding Support

Contact us

13 Rainforest Walk, Rm 320
Green Chemical Futures, Monash University
Clayton VIC 3800
Australia

Ian James
Manager, Training Centre for Green Chemistry in Manufacturing
Monash University  
E: ian.james@monash.edu
P: +61 (0)3 9905 0303

 

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