Jakob Bang Rønning
2017 Spring Semester: Bachelor Thesis Research (NordCEE/RotaruLab)
Bachelor Student class of 2017, University of Southern Denmark
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Jakob Rønning
Year: 2017
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Viktor Mebus
Viktor Hundtofte Mebus
2017 Spring Semester: 10ECTS Independent Research Study (NordCEE/RotaruLab)
Bachelor Student class of 2017, University of Southern Denmark
Now: MSc student Dept. of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, SDU
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Two new students are joining out lab
Jakob and Viktor have joined our SDU lab to work on different aspects of electrosynthesis to produce valuable chemicals from renewable biogas and renewable electricity.
Jakob will do his bachelor thesis with Amelia’s supervision. His thesis deals with green bioplastic production and is incorporated within the framework of the project “Microbial Chemical Plants“.
Viktor will do a 10ECTS independent lab study with Mon’s and Amelia’s supervision. His project deals with biogas upgrading to natural gas by digester consortia doing electromethanogenesis. This research study is incorporated in the framework of the project “Electrogas” on which Mon is a PhD student.
Both Jakob and Viktor have previous experience with science as they’ve been part of the IGEM international inter-college science competition. They were trying to produce the bacto-aid – a bandaid which is sustainable. In our lab they’re going to continue work on sustainable products generated from renewables.
Jakob and Viktor you’re welcome to the lab. Lots of success with your science.
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6 months stay at UMASS Amherst
Amelia will relocate to the University of Massachusetts Amherst for a 6 months period. Her stay at UMASS is supported by the Novo Nordisk Foundation. During this time, Amelia will learn how to metabolically engineer Clostridium ljungdahlii. This stay is part of the project Microbial chemical plants.
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Corrosion meeting in Leipzig
I went to Leipzig to discuss a new collaborative project with my old collaborators (Niculina Musat, Hryhoriy Stryhanyuk, Florin Musat and Hans Richnow) and our new collaborator from MPI Bremen, Prof. Friedrich Widdel. Lots of exciting science was discussed, and we’re ready to learn more about corrosion by methanogens, together.