Corvini, Philippe
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A cyclodextrin-based polymer (CDP) for sensing diclofenac in water
2015-12-15, Xiao, Pu, Weibel, Nicolas, Dudal, Yves, Corvini, Philippe, Shahgaldian, Patrick
New insights into biological sulfonamide degradation
2015, Kolvenbach, Boris, Ricken, Benjamin, Fellmann, Oliver, Kohler, Hans-Peter E., Schäffer, Andreas, Corvini, Philippe
Elucidating the genetic basis for sulfonamide degradation in isolates with diverse phylogenetic background
2015, Kolvenbach, Boris, Ricken, Benjamin, Corvini, Philippe, Reis, Ana C., Nunes, Olga C., Manaia, Célia M., Strnad, Hynek, Vlcek, Cestmir
Immobilized Biocatalysts for Bioremediation of Groundwater and Wastewater
2015, Hochstrat, Rita, Wintgens, Thomas, Corvini, Philippe
The book summarises the findings of the EU funded research project MINOTAURUS (FP7 funded, GA no. 265946). It presents bioremediation approaches for contaminated groundwater and wastewater. The focus is on the application of immobilized enzymes and microorganisms in adopted bioreactors.
Reversible Supramolecular Surface Attachment of Enzyme–Polymer Conjugates for the Design of Biocatalytic Filtration Membranes
2015-12-01, Moridi, Negar, Corvini, Philippe, Shahgaldian, Patrick
Evaluating the potential of bacterial biodegradation of sulfonamides to improve wastewater processing
2015, Kolvenbach, Boris, Ricken, Benjamin, Corvini, Philippe, Reis, Patricia J. M., Reis, Ana C., Manaia, Célia M., Nunes, Olga C.
Insights into the sulfonamide degrading protein complex
2015, Ricken, Benjamin, Bucher, Andreas, Mariossi, Andrea, Fellmann, Oliver, Adaixo, Ricardo, Schäffer, Andreas, Corvini, Philippe, Kolvenbach, Boris, Kohler, Hans-Peter E., Leu, Cedric
Virus-like particles as virus substitutes to design artificial virus-recognition nanomaterials
2015-01-05, Sykora, Sabine, Belliot, Gaël, Pothier, Pierre, Cumbo, Alessandro, Arnal, Charlotte, Dudal, Yves, Corvini, Philippe, Shahgaldian, Patrick
Functional recognition imprints of virus-like particles, at the surface of silica particles, were generated following a strategy based on protein-templated polycondensation of organosilanes.
Biomineralisierung von Selen: Von Abwasserbehandlung zu Ressourcen-Wiedergewinnung
2015, Lenz, Markus, Kolvenbach, Boris, Corvini, Philippe
Are degrading OPV materials still sustainable?
2015, Zimmermann, Yannick, Brun, Nadja, Hengevoss, Dirk, Corvini, Philippe, Fent, Karl, Hugi, Christoph, Lenz, Markus