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This project develops a method to power redox enzymes using mechanical energy from vibrations, aiming to enhance sustainability in CO2 reduction processes. By utilizing piezoelectric materials, it seeks to eliminate the need for sacrificial chemicals, making biocatalysis more efficient and scalable for industrial appli…
Redox enzymes are a diverse enzyme class with significant industrial potential, improving sustainability in food, fuel and CO2 conversion.
However, redox enzymes need a source of energy (electrons) to power their important reactions.
While nature employs electrons transferred from cofactors (e.g. NAD(P)H) to drive redox biocatalysis, industry translation requires the addition of sacrificial chemicals, which increases cost, waste, and purification, and impedes scalability.
This project aims to de…
TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF DENMARK DTU
DANMARKS TEKNISKE UNIVERSITET
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