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Chemo-Enzymatic Recycling of Mixed Plastic Waste

The central aim of EnZyReMix is to deliver the basic research and technology to enable a paradigm step in the frame of a circular plastics economy: where, through developing innovative methodologies for mixed plastics waste, depolymerised monomers and oligomers can be chemically and biologically re-polymerized from post-consumer materials. This proof-of-concept methodology will lead to a breakthrough in delivering regenerated biomaterials, such as polyhydroxy-alkanoates and nanocellulose, which are fully sustainable and can have equivalent properties to virgin fossil-based materials.

 

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ABOUT US

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Evangelos Topakas

Professor
NTUA Laboratory of Biotechnology, IndBioCat group

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Stamatina Vouyiouka

Associate Professor
NTUA Laboratory of Polymer Technology, PolymeReEng group

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Maria Dimarogona

Assistant Professor
UoP Department of Chemical Engineering

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Stratos Nikolaivits

Chemical Engineer, PhD
NTUA Laboratory of Biotechnology, IndBioCat group

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Christina Gkountela

Chemical Engineer, PhD
NTUA Laboratory of Polymer Technology, PolymeReEng group

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Panagiota Karampa

Chemical Engineer
UoP Department of Chemical Engineering

 

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PUBLICATIONS

Harnessing the catalytic potential of a ferulic acid esterase for MHET hydrolysis.

LignoBiotech 2024, Toulouse, France
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Mimicking the enzymatic plant cell wall hydrolysis machinery for the degradation of polyethylene terephthalate.

LignoBiotech 2024, Toulouse, France
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Reviving mixed plastic waste through chemoenzymatic recycling.

Polymers 2024: Polymers for a Safe and Sustainable Future, Athens, Greece
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Valorization of Monomeric Compounds Originating from Synthetic Polymers by the Heterotrophic Microalgae Crypthecodinium Cohnii.

Panhellenic Conference of Chemical Engineering 2024, Thessaloniki, Greece
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