Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Isobutyric and n-butyric acid production from H2 and CO2 by Clostridium luticellarii in a hollow fiber membrane biofilm reactor : reactor operation and process modelling

Quinten Mariën (UGent) , Xavier Flores-Alsina, Umair Aslam (UGent) , Krist V. Gernaey, Alberte Regueira López (UGent) and Ramon Ganigué (UGent)

(2024) CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOURNAL. 495.
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Special issue on 'Recent advances in Population Balance Modeling'

Seyed Soheil Mansouri, Heiko Briesen, Krist V. Gernaey and Ingmar Nopens (UGent)

(2021) PROCESSES. 9(1).
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Particle-scale modeling to understand liquid distribution in twin-screw wet granulation

Ashish Kumar (UGent) , Stefan Radl, Krist V. Gernaey, Thomas De Beer (UGent) and Ingmar Nopens (UGent)

(2021) PHARMACEUTICS. 13(7).
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Why is batch processing still dominating the biologics landscape? Towards an integrated continuous bioprocessing alternative

Ashish Kumar (UGent) , Isuru A. Udugama, Carina L. Gargalo and Krist V. Gernaey

(2020) PROCESSES. 8(12).
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Development of a process map : a step towards a regime map for steady-state high shear wet twin screw granulation

Ashish Kumar (UGent) , Jens Dhondt, Jurgen Vercruysse (UGent) , Fien De Leersnyder, Valérie Vanhoorne (UGent) , Chris Vervaet (UGent) , Jean Paul Remon (UGent) , Krist V. Gernaey, Thomas De Beer (UGent) and Ingmar Nopens (UGent)

(2016) POWDER TECHNOLOGY. 300. p.73-82

Academic Bibliography

Isobutyric and n-butyric acid production from H2 and CO2 by Clostridium luticellarii in a hollow fiber membrane biofilm reactor : reactor operation and process modelling

Special issue on 'Recent advances in Population Balance Modeling'

Particle-scale modeling to understand liquid distribution in twin-screw wet granulation

Why is batch processing still dominating the biologics landscape? Towards an integrated continuous bioprocessing alternative

Development of a process map : a step towards a regime map for steady-state high shear wet twin screw granulation

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