Leveraging microorganisms and enzymes to enhance products and production processes and introduce innovative concepts.
Application domains: food & feed as well as in the broader area of biotechnology.
From mechanistic insights to pilot scale.
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My research harnesses microorganisms and enzymes to improve products, processes, and drive innovation. We combine fundamental lab studies with pilot scale development of scalable, robust processes, addressing stability, efficiency, and product quality. Our EFBT lab offers a large collection of microorganisms, advanced infrastructure, and analytical tools to drive sustainable innovation (higher yields, lesss waste, renewable inputs).
Focus areas include bioreactor technology for biomass production (e.g. mycoproteins), enzymes and various metabolites; optimising fermentation processes for improved product quality and shelf-life; upcycling agri-food side streams; biofilm control (food, textile-care); natural antimicrobials; and tailored enzyme solutions for industrial applications.
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Professor, Faculty of Engineering Technology, Department of Microbial and Molecular Systems, Laboratory of Enzyme, Fermentation and Brewing Technoology, KU Leuven - Gent
2010 - Present
KAHO Sint-Lieven
Assistant and Post-doc research assistant, Department of Industrial Engineering, Chemistry-Biochemistry