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Design of experiments as a tool to guide the preparation of tailor-made activated carbons by Schaubeder, Jana B., Guizani, Chamseddine, Selinger, Julian, Mautner, Andreas, Hummel, Michael, Spirk, Stefan

“…Activated carbon produced from biomass exhibits a high specific surface area due to the natural hierarchical porous structure of the precursor material. To…”
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Engineering Saccharomyces cerevisiae for targeted hydrolysis and fermentation of glucuronoxylan through CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing by Ravn, Jonas L, Manfrão-Netto, João H C, Schaubeder, Jana B, Torello Pianale, Luca, Spirk, Stefan, Ciklic, Iván F, Geijer, Cecilia

“…The abundance of glucuronoxylan (GX) in agricultural and forestry residual side streams positions it as a promising feedstock for microbial conversion into…”
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How Resilient is Wood Xylan to Enzymatic Degradation in a Matrix with Kraft Lignin? by Schaubeder, Jana B., Ganser, Christian, Nypelö, Tiina, Uchihashi, Takayuki, Spirk, Stefan

“…Despite the potential of lignocellulose in manufacturing value-added chemicals and biofuels, its efficient biotechnological conversion by enzymatic hydrolysis…”
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Form-stable, crosslinked cellulose-based paper separators for charge storage applications by Selinger, Julian, Islam, M. Tauhidul, Abbas, Qamar, Schaubeder, Jana B., Zoder, Janis, Bakhshi, Adelheid, Bauer, Wolfgang, Hummel, Michael, Spirk, Stefan

“…In the quest for greener and more efficient energy storage solutions, the exploration and utilization of renewable raw materials is essential. In this context,…”
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Deciphering heterogeneous enzymatic surface reactions on xylan using surface plasmon resonance spectroscopy by Schaubeder, Jana B., Fürk, Peter, Amering, Richard, Gsöls, Lena, Ravn, Jonas, Nypelö, Tiina, Spirk, Stefan

“…Xylans' unique properties make it attractive for a variety of industries, including paper, food, and biochemical production. While for some applications the…”
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Role of intrinsic and extrinsic xylan in softwood kraft pulp fiber networks by Schaubeder, Jana B., Spirk, Stefan, Fliri, Lukas, Orzan, Eliott, Biegler, Veronika, Palasingh, Chonnipa, Selinger, Julian, Bakhshi, Adelheid, Bauer, Wolfgang, Hirn, Ulrich, Nypelö, Tiina

“…Xylan is primarily found in the secondary cell wall of plants providing strength and integrity. To take advantage of the reinforcing effect of xylan in…”
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Xylan-cellulose thin film platform for assessing xylanase activity by Schaubeder, Jana B., Ravn, Jonas L., Orzan, Eliott J.Q., Manfrão-Netto, João H.C., Geijer, Cecilia, Nypelö, Tiina, Spirk, Stefan

“…Enzymatic degradation of plant polysaccharide networks is a complex process that involves disrupting an intimate assembly of cellulose and hemicelluloses in…”
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Alkylated Y-series acceptors for ternary organic solar cells with improved open-circuit voltage processed from non-halogenated solvents by Fürk, Peter, Paarhammer, David, Klimenkovs, Igors, Savkins, Andrejs, Berzins, Kristaps, Reinfelds, Matiss, Schaubeder, Jana B, Amenitsch, Heinz, Rath, Thomas, Trimmel, Gregor

“…The efficiencies of organic solar cells have steadily increased over the last few decades. Recently, other crucial factors have moved into focus, such as the…”
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Morphology and swelling of thin films of dialcohol xylan by Palasingh, Chonnipa, Kargl, Rupert, Stana Kleinschek, Karin, Schaubeder, Jana, Spirk, Stefan, Ström, Anna, Nypelö, Tiina

“…Polysaccharides are excellent network formers and are often processed into films from water solutions. Despite being hydrophilic polysaccharides, the typical…”
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Foaming and cross-linking of cellulose fibers using phytic acid by Orzan, E., Barrio, A., Biegler, V., Schaubeder, J.B., Bismarck, A., Spirk, S., Nypelö, T.

“…Bio-based compounds have become the focus in the development of next-generation materials. The polyphosphated structure and availability of phytic acid has…”
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Sulfone-Modified Perylene Acceptors with Improved Permittivity for Bilayer Organic Solar Cells Processed from Non-halogenated Solvents by Fürk, Peter, Reinfelds, Matiss, Hanzu, Ilie, Hartl, Theresa, Schaubeder, Jana B., Zuccala, Elena, Amenitsch, Heinz, Rath, Thomas, Trimmel, Gregor

“…Organic photovoltaics show high promise as a technology for sustainable energy conversion. A prominent strategy to reduce the substantial energy loss of…”
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