257
edits
Bas Davidis
Joined 26 July 2021
no edit summary
Bas Davidis (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Bas Davidis, MSc is an expert on bioenergy, biofuels, and biochemistry related topics. He obtained his master’s degree in molecular biology and Biotechnology at the Universi...") |
Bas Davidis (talk | contribs) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
Bas Davidis, MSc is an expert on bioenergy, biofuels, and biochemistry related topics. He obtained his master’s degree in molecular biology and Biotechnology at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. During his time at the University of Groningen he studied the possibility to use CRISPR Cas9 as a toolbox to express secondary metabolites in fungi, and performed a feasibility study on second-generation bioethanol production. | [[File:Bas Davidis, Biomass Technology Group (BTG).png|thumb|right|Bas Davidis, Biomass Technology Group (BTG)]]Bas Davidis, MSc is an expert on bioenergy, biofuels, and biochemistry related topics. He obtained his master’s degree in molecular biology and Biotechnology at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. During his time at the University of Groningen he studied the possibility to use CRISPR Cas9 as a toolbox to express secondary metabolites in fungi, and performed a feasibility study on second-generation bioethanol production. | ||
Since 2019, Bas works at Biomass Technology Group (BTG) in an interdisciplinary team on a wide variety of topics including finding sustainable production alternatives for current fossil-based fuels, techno-economic assessments, technology feasibility and sustainability studies. | Since 2019, Bas works at [[BTG Biomass Technology Group BV|Biomass Technology Group (BTG)]] in an interdisciplinary team on a wide variety of topics including finding sustainable production alternatives for current fossil-based fuels, techno-economic assessments, technology feasibility and sustainability studies. | ||
To get in contact with Bas you can use the [[talk page]] or send an [[e-mail]] to BTG Biomass Technology Group. | |||
To get in contact with Bas you can use the talk page or send an e-mail | |||