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Green Technology Group

Research and mission

Green Technology Group´s mission is to contribute to a sustainable development through research in chemistry. The first main research direction is the development of environmentally sustainable extraction, biocatalysis and separation processes to upgrade biomass waste to high-value products. Target biomass samples are forestry, agricultural and fishery byproducts and wastes, and molecules of interest are for instance polyphenols, lipids and sugars. The second research direction is the production of nano/micro particles and surfaces using supercritical carbon dioxide as a solvent. Applications are found in drug, food and cosmetics, as well as in packaging, textiles and building materials. Central for Green Technology Group´s research is the use of supercritical carbon dioxide and pressurized hot water as processing media. These solvents have minor environmental impact, and they enable fast and efficient processes.

Overview of GTG main research area - upgrading of byproducts to high value compounds and products

Page Manager: kemiska institutionen
Webmaster: webmaster@lth.se
Last updated: 2013-03-21

Contact

Charlotta Turner, Prof.

E-mail:
Charlotta.Turner@chem.lu.se

Phone:
+46 (0)46-222 8125

+46 (0)706-222 752

Postal address:
Lund University
Department of Chemistry
P.O. Box 124
SE-221 00 Lund
Sweden

Visiting address:
Kemicentrum
Getingev 60 /Sölvegatan 39
222 41 Lund

Internal mail:
Pick-up location 1

Group members

Victor Abrahamsson
Sofia Essén
Abdel Rahman Ismail
Firas Jumaah
Wadia Kaddoura
Jiayin Liu
Merichel Plaza
Irene Rodriguez
Margaretha Sandahl

Satellite members:

Louise Ovaskainen

GTG Alumni

PhD students
Sofia Lindahl
Michelle Co
Erik Petersson
Camilla Zettersten
Heidi de Brabandere
Panagiotis Arapitsas

Postdocs
Arwa Mustafa
Oskar Werner
Can Quan

Master students
Quique Sanchez Perez
Leire Mijangos Trevino
Iker Chasco Ilorente
Jenni Luukainen
Jenny Andersson
Pirjo Koskela
Mikael Fridén
Sandra Wende
Peter Eklund-Åkergren
Knut Almgren


Researchers/teachers
Monica Campos
James Kariuki
Monica Waldebäck