HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS MONTH'S NEWSLETTER:
- News from the desk of the Head of Department
- BIO Strategy 2025-2029 – Now available in physical form
- How Can Grass Contribute to the Sustainable Food of the Future?
- New employee at the administration - Maternity cover
- Information about maternity leave (Amanda Perschke)
- Congratulations to Morten on the EliteForsk Award!
- Newly Graduated Laboratory Technicians
- Welcome to our new laboratory staff
- News from the Department Councils and Committees
- Åbent Hus: Esbjerg and Aalborg
- Future events
- News from HR
- Students and researchers in the media
News from the desk of the Head of Department
With this newsletter we conclude the first quarter of the year. From a management point of view, it has on one hand been business as usual and on the other hand quite eventful.
Business as usual
In terms of business as usual I have, besides the normal routines in the cause of the year, invested considerable time in Employer performance and development reviews (MUS) with the tenured scientific staff. To me this is time very well spent and provides me with a very valuable insight into the well-being, job satisfaction, challenges and aspirations of our tenured staff and how I can support them in their work life and with their ambitions. The reviews are still ongoing, and I look forward to two days of review meetings at Campus Esbjerg this week.
Another focus of the managerial work carried out in the past months has been the structuring of the implementation of the department strategy. To ensure as high transparency as possible you can follow the strategy implementation in a document online, as well as provide your own input and ideas. This document provides insights into all proposed initiatives from the Department Council, Daily Management, and the Management Committee. It outlines priorities, responsible persons, and timelines for when each initiative will be addressed. Both this document and the implementation process are dynamic and will be developed continuously.
Find the strategic overview here: BIO Strategy 2025-2029
If you have any comments, suggestions, or questions regarding the strategy, please write an email to Contact@bio.aau.dk.
Prominent visits
On the more eventful side we have had a visit from the dean, where Helene Halkjær Jensen, Michael Ørsted, Kasper Tolborg and Caitlin Singleton were hosts for presenting a “slice of life” at BIO in their respective sections in Aalborg. Similarly, the dean visited our Section at Campus Esbjerg with Jens Laurids Sørensen and Jens Muff as hosts. Speaking about prominent visits, we furthermore had a visit by the Minister for Green Tripartite, which you can read more about below.
EliteForsk 2025
The 25´th of February I had the pleasure to participate in the celebration of the 2025 EliteForsk recipients, where Professor Morten Mattrup Smedskjær was one of the awardees. A formidable achievement for Morten and yet another milestone for the department. Seen in the light that two of our young Professors have been awarded this price in two consecutive years (Prof. Mads Albertsen was awarded the EliteForsk price in 2024) has without a doubt increased the national recognition of our department, the faculty and AAU. You can read more about the price and Mortens research below.
AI:X labs - Hot of the press
The procedure for selecting the new AAU AI:X Labs has just been finalized, and the awardees have been found. AI:EcoNet, with participation of Associate Professor Michael Ørsted from Section of Functional Ecology and Genomics and Assistant Professor Abdulkadir Celikkanat from Department of Computer Science, is one out of 5 AI:X labs that will be initiated in 2025. AI:EcoNet was selected among 44 applications (20 in total from the Faculty of Engineering and Science of which 7 were from BIO). Each AI:X Lab will hire 4 Ph.D.-students with shared supervision between the two lab directors. Congratulation to Michael for securing this important grant.
“Happy birthday”
In the picture: Kim Lambertsen Larsen, Caitlin Singleton, Janneke Wit, Anders Daugberg, Majken Pagter and Laura d´Andrea. Carmelo Morgante is missing in the picture, as he had to leave to attend to a leaking experimental setup.
As a new initiative everyone will be invited for an informal meeting with me, the Head of Department, and other colleagues. To shake it up a bit, employees will be invited according to birthday month (every month in Aalborg and every half year in Esbjerg). I hope you will welcome this new meeting format, where the overall intention is for me to meet employees in an informal setting and vice versa and for colleagues to meet colleagues across sections they did not know they had. The meeting is partially framed as a birthday celebration (with cake and snacks). But as we from the department side are not allowed to celebrate the birthdays of our employees, it is not a birthday celebration.
The first invitations have already been sent and Thursday the 27´th of March we launched the concept in Aalborg with the March birthday people. We spend an enjoyable hour together and a great variety of topics where discussed, including the history of the department, individual career paths, gardening, 5-meter-long squash plants, the original Worcestershire sauce, lutefisk, fermented shark and the subtle difference between Marnite and Vegemite.
Greetings from
KIM
NEWS FROM RESEARCH
How Can Grass Contribute to the Sustainable Food of the Future?
This was the key question when the Minister for Green Tripartite (Grøn Trepart), Jeppe Bruus, visited our department on March 21´st. During his visit, the minister stepped into our labs, where he ground fresh grass and produced a green juice. He was introduced to different fractions of grass protein and even had a taste of the white, flavorless fraction designed for use in food production.
Mads Koustrup Jørgensen shared insights into grass’s promising potential as both animal feed and human food. The minister emphasized the role of grass in reducing soybean imports and enhancing food security, making it a valuable asset in the shift towards more sustainable food production.
Congratulations to Morten on the EliteForsk Award!
We are thrilled to share that our colleague, Professor Morten Mattrup Smedskjær, has been awarded the prestigious EliteForsk Prize 2025 by the Ministry of Higher Education and Science.
Morten’s groundbreaking research on glass materials has gained international recognition, and this award is a testament to his dedication and outstanding contributions to the field. He has played a key role in building a world-class research environment here in Aalborg, and we are proud to have him as part of our department.
Many of us know Morten’s passion for glass – a material that, despite being everywhere in our daily lives, still holds many scientific mysteries. His work is paving the way for exciting innovations, such as self-healing glass and bioactive glass for bone regeneration.
A huge congratulation to Morten – we are proud of you and look forward to following your continued success. Read more about Mortens prize in the article here: https://www.en.update.aau.dk/morten-receives-award-for-research-on-the-glass-of-the-future-n131880
Newly Graduated Laboratory Technicians
We are pleased to congratulate Kristina Worsøe and Liubov Bilaniuk on completing their lab trainee positions!
Kristina Worsøe spent a year as a laboratory trainee in chemistry and has now secured a nine-month position in the FiBrane project. Liubov Bilaniuk completed her laboratory training primarily in Level 4 North and Level 2 South, with some time in Level 4 South. She has now accepted a position at DNAsense. We wish them both great success in their new roles!
Welcome to our new laboratory staff
Photo: Andreas Gregersen
Photo: Niklas Agergaard Brønd
Photo: Rebekka Laverenz Bauder
We are pleased to welcome three new colleagues to our labs: two new laboratory technician trainees, Niklas Agergaard Brønd and Andreas Gregersen, as well as our new laboratory technician, Rebekka Laverenz Bauder.
Niklas comes from the laboratory technician program in Odense and will be working in the chemical laboratories. Andreas will be with us for the next year as part of his laboratory technician studies at Business Academy Aarhus. He will primarily be affiliated with the Section of Bioresource and Process Engineering and the Section of Functional Ecology and Genomics, as well as working with Susanne in Per Halkjær’s group.
Rebekka joins us as a full-time laboratory technician with previous experience from a hospital pharmacy. She will be contributing her skills in the section for disordered materials.
NEWS FROM THE ADMINISTRATION
BIO Strategy 2025-2029 – Now available in physical form
The new BIO strategy for 2025-2029 is now available in physical form! You can find printed copies of the brochure in the lunchroom on the 5th floor and in the administration office. Be sure to take a look and familiarize yourself with the exciting direction BIO will be taking in the coming years!
New employee at the administration - Maternity cover
Sarah Heyckendorff Maler Hansen has been hired as a maternity cover for Eva Gøttrup Jensen in project finance, effective February 1. Sarah graduated as a financial controller from UCN in 2024.
Eva's last working day before maternity leave was on March 19, 2025.
Information about maternity leave (Amanda Perschke)
For your information, Amanda Perschke will go on maternity leave on Friday, April 11, 2025, and will not be back in the office until Monday, March 9, 2026. During this period, operations will be busier, as they will be missing one person and our office student Marie Sørensen will be at school for some periods in the autumn.
During the periods when Marie is at school, Heidi Fabricius, who is normally based in Esbjerg, will be more visible in Aalborg and you are therefore also welcome to contact her. However, it would be preferable for you to write to oekonomi@bio.aau.dk.
Info regarding our department cars
Unfortunately, we have found that not everyone is aware of the rules regarding the use of our department cars. Therefore, the procedure for the cars is described here in the newsletter. Before driving in the department cars, it is important that you have filled out a driving log from home, with a signature and stamp, as otherwise you risk a tax assessment from the Danish Tax Authorities if you don’t have this in order. The driving log must be brought with you on the trip and then handed in to the administration after the trip. While driving in the department cars, you must remember to write in the driving log (the blue book), which is always in the cars. This must be done, as we must submit accounts on the cars and need driving data for this. There are instructions in the cars for filling out the driving log. After driving, the cars must be refueled so that they are always ready with a full tank. If the cars become dirty, e.g., due to experimental equipment, etc., you must remember to clean the cars after use.
Learn Danish for Free - Classes at AAU Campus
A2B offers free Danish language classes on campus at Aalborg University for international employees, their spouses, and international students. With a referral from your local municipality, you can enroll in the Official Danish Language Course at no cost—only a refundable deposit is required. You can read more here: Sign up now for The Official Danish Language Course at AAU | A2B
Please notice that it is possible to take Danish courses for free at other Danish Language Course Centers.
New procedure for letter postage as of April 1, 2025
From April 1, 2025, Facility Support will again handle the postage for domestic letters within Denmark, so if you have questions regarding postage, please contact them at facilitysupport@adm.aau.dk
Facility Support collects mail and packages in buildings where a QR code (next to the mail rack) has been scanned or an email with a collection request has been sent.
What does this mean in practice?
Domestic letters: Postage will be handled centrally by Facility Support – you just need to drop them off in the mail rack as usual.
Letters to abroad: Must be sent as packages and will be franked accordingly.
Packages: Will continue to be sent via Geodis. See information and guidelines here: Post & Shipments - AAU Intranet (in Danish)
Remember for mail shipments:
Scan the QR code on the mail rack to order the collection of mail/packages.
If scanning is not possible, send an email to: facilitysupport@adm.aau.dk – Remember to specify the address from which the mail should be collected.
NEWS FROM STUDIES
AI-LAB – new mini supercomputer for teaching purposes
AI-LAB is a new mini supercomputer designed exclusively for students at Aalborg University, offering high-performance computing (HPC). It is packed with GPUs, making it a perfect playground for training deep learning models, running simulations, and performing high-speed data analysis. Read more at https://hpc.aau.dk/ai-lab/.
Åbent Hus: Esbjerg and Aalborg
Åbent Hus took place on February 27th in Aalborg and February 22nd in Esbjerg. These events provided interested prospective students with the opportunity to meet our current students, learn more about our programs, and explore our facilities. Our skilled mentors and student counselors helped raise awareness about our programs and the study environment. The departments were well-attended, and many potential students stopped by to discuss study programs and various aspects of student life.
BIO Students Honored with Siemens Scholarship
A group of graduates from the Department of Chemistry and Bioscience at Aalborg University was honored with a scholarship from the Siemens Foundation at this year’s first graduation ceremony. The scholarship will be used to purchase genetic material for their research projects, supporting their continued work in the field. Congratulations to the talented students!
NEWS FROM THE DEPARTMENT COUNCILS AND COMMITTEES
Consultation Committee
The last meeting was on February 13. The meeting minutes will soon be available on the BIO Intranet.
Department Council
The Department Council recently held a successful workshop with the Management Committee on strategy implementation, resulting in a series of proposals and prioritized initiatives, which are now being further developed in daily management. Two new student members have joined the Department Council as part of the regular rotation of student representatives. The new members are Ejnar Bach Rasmussen and Emil Kirk Møller.
Meeting Minutes
To ensure transparency and provide an overview of the topics discussed throughout the year, minutes from all meetings are available online:
HR NEWS FEBRUARY/MARCH 2025
New employments:
- Yong Li, MSCA Postdoc, Disordered Materials, 1 February 2025
- Simón Diego Diaz Quezada, Postdoc, Bioresources and Process Engineering, 1 February 2025
- Lina Wang, Postdoc, Chemical and Bioengineering, 1 February 2025
- Sawda Zaman Arthy, Research Assistant, Chemical and Bioengineering, 1 February 2025
- Kim Cao, Lab technician intern, Chemical Engineering,1 February 2025
- Niklas Brønd, Laboratory Trainee, Disordered Materials, 1 February 2025
- Rebekka Bauder, Laboratory Technician, Disordered Materials, 1 February 2025
- Sarah Heyckendorff Maler Hansen, Project Economy, 1 February 2025
- Kathrine Møller-Lassesen, Research Assistant, Environmental Biomonitoring, 1 February 2025
- Emilio Fuster Collados, Research Assistant, Medical Biotechnology, 1 February 2025
- Andreas Sand Gregersen, Laboratory Trainee, Bioresources and Process Engineering, 1 February 2025
- Naim Adbul Khalek, Postdoc, Bioresources and Process Engineering, 1 February 2025
- Martin Larsen, Guest Lecturer, Medical Biotechnology, 1 March 2025
New roles at the department:
- Michael Ørsted has been appointed associate Professor in the Functional Ecology and Genomics section as of 1 February.
- Marco Malaguti has been promoted from Research Assistant to Postdoc in the Bioresources and Process Engineering section as of March 15, 2025
- Klaus Westphal has been promoted from laboratory engineer to postdoc in Medical Biotechnology as of 1st February 2025
- Alberte Holm Møllekær, PhD student (Former research assistant), Environmental Microbiology, 1 March 2025
- Bertil Sørensen, PhD Student (Former research assistant), Environmental Microbiology, 1 March 2025
Resignations:
- Karolina Agata Szlek, Research Assistant, Chemical and Bioengineering, 28 February 2025
- Maren Rickert, Research Assistant, Chemical and Bioengineering, 28 February 2025
- Dimitros Bekiari, Research Assistant, Chemical and Bioengineering, 28 February 2025
- Jakob Lykke Stein, Research Assistant, Chemical and Bioengineering, 28 February 2025
- Jens Jørgen Sigsgaard, Research Assistant, Environmental Microbiology, 28 February 2025
- Shuia Nie, Assistant Professor, Disordered Materials, 14 March 2025
- Line Ørbech Sadolin, Research Assistant, Medical Biotechnology, 15 March 2025
New recruitment system - from People XS to Varbi
AAU gets a new recruitment system which means that no job advertisements can be made from 25 April 2025 to 5 May 2025. Please keep that in mind when planning for new positions.
Competence Development: The State Competence Fund (Statens Kompetencefond)
The Academic Fund Pool is closed for applications. The pool closed on January 20, 2025, at 17:00. The pool will reopen on May 6, 2025, at 10:00 and will remain open until May 12, 2025, at 17:00. During the opening period, each applicant can submit one application. Contact HR and Management Consultant Kathrine Nielsen for questions at e-mail: knie@bio.aau.dk
RESEARCHERS AND STUDENTS IN THE MEDIA
- Jens Laurids Sørensen “Jens Laurids Sørensen discusses research on fungal mycobatteries for energy storage” Ivoox
- Kasper Tolborg “Se årets Young investigators” Sciencereport.dk
- Michael Wagner “Fra Møn til Vladivostok” Weekendavisen
- Cejna Anna Quist-Jensen “Antallet af drikkevandsboringer med pesticidrester stiger” Tv2 Nord
- Mette Lübeck “MTU and MainstreamBIO empower rural communities through bioeconomy webinar series” MTU
- Sussie Pagh “Fuglefaunaens kloge elite på dagsordenen” Jægerforbundet.dk
- Sussie Pagh “Mårhunden skader ikke faunaen” Ugeavisen Guldborgsund
- Sussie Pagh “Haren har fulgt efter menneskene i en vandring fra land til by” Jyllands-Posten.dk
- Sussie Pagh “Vildt naturligt: Vi tæller dyr” P1 Vildt Naturligt
- Sussie Pagh “Haren flytter ind til større byer som Aalborg og Aarhus” Tv2 Nyhederne
- Tanzila Sharker “Fosfor - fra problem til løsning” Nvhus.dk
- Niels Madsen “Regeringens forbud er en gave til det energitunge trawlfiskeri” Information
- Niels Madsen “Regeringen lover trawlforbud, men vil tillade omstridt metode” Politiken.dk
- Michael Ørsted “Insekter på klimaflugt: Hvor og hvornår kan insekter overleve og formere sig?”
- Michael Ørsted “Dyr lider dobbelt så meget, når temperaturen stiger bare én grad” Videnskab.dk
- Torsten Nygård Kristensen & Stine Frey “Skal vi leve af larver? Insekter som en bæredygtig kilde til føde” Aktuel Naturvidenskab
- Morten Mattrup Smedskjær “Glass electrodes in solid state batteries” Up's Battery Center
- Morten Mattrup Smedskjær “Han er én af verdens førende: Morten har fàet pris for sin forskning i mysterium" Aalborg.nu
- Morten Mattrup Smedskjær “Dansk forskning: Glas kan være nøglen til fremtidens batterier” Videnskab.dk
- Sophie Lund Rasmussen “Er dine kys mere end 6 sekunder lange? Så får kysset en helt anden betydning” Femina
- Sophie Lund Rasmussen “Humans are a key factor in hedgehog decline across Europe” The Department of Biology at the University of Oxford
- Niels Madsen “Et pusterum til havbunden” Weekendavisen
- Stefan Junne “Pharma can be adventurous about bioreactor design” Genetic Eng News
FUTURE EVENTS
Invitation for Michaels Anniversary
Dear colleagues,
Join us in celebrating Professor Michael Toft Overgaard's 25th Anniversary Friday 11 April 2025, 2 PM The celebration will be in our Lunch Room, Level 5, Fredrik Bajers Vej 7H, 9220 Aalborg Ø.
Deadline for signing up: Monday, 7 April 2025 at 11 AM (due to ordering beverages, snacks and cake)
AAU Welcome Meetings for new employees (April 29, 2025)
We would like to encourage new employees to attend a welcome meeting for new employees at Aalborg University. The meeting is a great opportunity to gain a better understanding of AAU as an organization, meet new colleagues, and get insight into our workplace culture, which is the focus of this year's theme.
The purpose of the meeting is to:
- Welcome you and provide an overview of AAU as an organization
- Network with other new employees
- Highlight the importance of a positive workplace culture
The program for the meeting:
- Welcome and introduction from the Rector
- Presentation by central HR – Chanette Hemdrup Jakobsen
Practical information: The meeting will take place on April 29th from 08:30 – 12:30 at Innovate. Breakfast will be served from 08:30 to 09:00.
Registration can be done on Plan2Learn or via this link: https://aau.plan2learn.dk/dl.aspx?xmg=af2ab60b-d6e4-46a3-88ec-f0bde3ce5aa0&r=KursusValg.aspx?id=71643
Please feel free to contact Trivselogudvikling@adm.aau.dk if you have any questions regarding the meeting or experience any issues with the registration.
Learn More About Aalborg University Library Services
Are you new to Aalborg University and would like an overview of what the University Library has to offer? We have the perfect introductory course for you!
Aalborg University Library offers a free, online introduction where, in just one hour, you will gain insight into the library's many services and resources. You will learn how to find and access materials as well as the programs and expert assistance available to you.
The course is available in both Danish and English, and we are offering introductions on the following dates this spring season:
- May 6, 2025 (English)
- May 7, 2025 (Danish)
Sign up via our course calendar: See all library courses
RECENTLY PEER-REVIEWED REGISTERED PUBLICATIONS IN PURE
Bakos, V., Qiu, Y., Nierychlo, M., Nielsen, P. H., & Plósz, B. G. (2025). Biokinetic soft-sensing using Thiothrix and Ca. Microthrix bacteria to calibrate secondary settling, aeration and N2O emission digital twins. Water Research, 275, Artikel 123164. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.watres.2025.123164
Chen, Z., Du, T., Krishnan, N. M. A., Yue, Y., & Smedskjær, M. M. (2025). Disorder-induced enhancement of lithium-ion transport in solid-state electrolytes. Nature Communications, 16, Artikel 1057. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-025-56322-x
Davies, L. R., Kristensen, T. N., Givskov Sørensen, J., Loeschcke, V., & Fristrup Schou, M. (2025). Nutritional stress in larvae induces adaptive responses that transcend generations in males of a model insect. Journal of Experimental Biology, 1-9. Artikel jeb247972. https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.247972
Eg Gadegaard, I. S., Eskildsen, M. H., Østergaard, S. K., Nielsen, J. L., & Rasmussen, J. T. (2025). Xanthine oxidase-lactoperoxidase system: Dose-dependent antibacterial effects and global gene expression changes in infant oral microbiota. Food Research International, 201, Artikel 115596. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foodres.2024.115596
Gu, R., Lambertsen Larsen, K., Wang, A., & Tan, J. (2025). Approaching Dynamic Behaviors of Life through Systems Chemistry. Chemistry - A European Journal, 31(2), Artikel e202403083. https://doi.org/10.1002/chem.202403083
Gubler, M., Finkler, J. A., Jensen, S. R., Goedecker, S., & Frediani, L. (2025). Noise-Tolerant Force Calculations in Density Functional Theory: A Surface Integral Approach for Wavelet-Based Methods. Journal of Physical Chemistry A, 129(5), 1469-1477. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jpca.4c06708
Kirkebæk, B. S., Quist-Jensen, C. A., Ali, A., & Olsen, A. E. (2025). Percrystallization: A versatile Approach for Desalination and Zero Liquid Discharge. Abstract fra 19th DWF water conference, Aarhus, Danmark. https://www.danishwaterforum.dk/Research/Annual-Meeting-2025/Annual_announcement2025.html
Kumar, V., Varrone, C., & Pellis, A. (2025). On the Environmentally Friendly Synthesis of 2‐Hydroxyethyl Furan‐5‐Carboxylic Acid (MHEF) and bis(2‐Hydroxyethyl) Furan‐2,5‐Dicarboxylate (BHEF). ChemistryOpen, (e202400507).
Liao, S., Deng, W., Yang, F., Zhou, J., Wu, L., Yu, D., & Cao, Z. (2025). Pt@ZnCo2O4 Microspheres as Peroxidase Mimics: Enhanced Catalytic Activity and Application for L-Cysteine Detection. Molecules, 30(1), Artikel 187. https://doi.org/10.3390/molecules30010187
Ling, Z., Wu, J., Jurado, J. P., Petoukhoff, C. E., Jeong, S. Y., Naphade, D., Babics, M., Chang, X., Faber, H., Doukas, S., Lidorikis, E., Nugraha, M. I., He, M., Alqurashi, M., Lin, Y., Sun, X., Hu, H., Woo, H. Y., De Wolf, S., ... Anthopoulos, T. D. (2025). 20.5 % efficient ternary organic photovoltaics using an asymmetric small-molecular acceptor to manipulate intermolecular packing and reduce energy losses. Materials Science and Engineering R: Reports, 163, Artikel 100922. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mser.2024.100922
Lomwongsopon, P., Martínez, B. M., Jiménez, A. B., Bardenstein, A. L., Kusano, Y., Christiansen, J. D. C., & Varrone, C. (2025). Enhancing biodegradation of polyolefins and real mixed plastic waste by combination of pretreatment and mixed microbial consortia. Chemosphere, 373, Artikel 144151. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemosphere.2025.144151
Mansour, T., Mostafa, M. K., Wahaab, R. A., Mohamed, A., & Moussa, M. (2025). Full-scale assessment of biological performance of modified glass fiber reinforced polymer disk aerator in wastewater treatment plant. Journal of Water Process Engineering, 69, Artikel 106671. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jwpe.2024.106671
Mao, X., Yin, X., Yang, Y., Gao, F., Li, S., Shi, X., Deng, Y., Li, L., Leung, K. M. Y., & Zhang, T. (2025). Longitudinal metagenomic analysis on antibiotic resistome, mobilome, and microbiome of river ecosystems in a sub-tropical metropolitan city. Water Research, 274, Artikel 123102. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.watres.2025.123102
Miah, M. J., Thygesen, J., Simonsen, M. E., Nielsen, R. P., & Wu, M. (2025). Strengthening the bulk properties of cement mortar through promoted in-situ formation of hydroxyapatite: Feasibility and perspectives. Construction and Building Materials, 459, Artikel 139773. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2024.139773
Møller, S. A., Frederiksen, M. W., Rasmussen, P. U., Østergaard, S. K., Nielsen, J. L., & Madsen, A. M. (2025). Characterization of bioaerosol exposures in wastewater treatment plant workers and serum levels of lung and inflammatory markers. Journal of Hazardous Materials, 487, Artikel 137254. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhazmat.2025.137254
Pagh, S., Lange Jensen, L., Pertoldi, C., & Larsen, H. L. (2025). Monitoring Urban European Hares (Lepus europaeus Pallas) with Citizen Science and a Thermal Spotter. Urban Science, 9(2), 27. https://doi.org/10.3390/urbansci9020027
Petersen, J. F., Valk, L. C., Verhoeven, M. D., Nierychlo, M. A., Singleton, C. M., Dueholm, M. K. D., & Nielsen, P. H. (2025). Diversity and physiology of abundant Rhodoferax species in global wastewater treatment systems. Systematic and Applied Microbiology, 48(1), Artikel 126574. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.syapm.2024.126574
Shi, Z. H., Liu, B., Wang, H., Arramel, A., Li, W., Yue, Y., & Li, N. (2025). Unveiling the glass-forming ability of MOF: A high-throughout simulation and data mining. Journal of the American Ceramic Society, 108(4), Artikel e20294. https://doi.org/10.1111/jace.20294
Sun, D., Zhang, Q., Du, T., Youngman, R. E., Jensen, L. R., Wang, D., Yang, F., Klemmt, R., & Smedskjær, M. M. (2025). Damage resistant and tolerant glass-ceramics with low-thermal expansion crystals. Journal of the European Ceramic Society, 45(7), Artikel 117226. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jeurceramsoc.2025.117226
Varrone, C. (2025). Enhancing biodegradation of polyolefins and real mixed plastic waste by combination of pretreatment and mixed microbial consortia. Chemosphere, 373(144151).
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