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Content: MCKECHNIE, J., POURBAFRANI, M., SAVILLE, B. A. and MACLEAN, H. L., 2015. Exploring impacts of process technology development and regional factors on life cycle greenhouse gas emissions of corn stover ethanol: Renewable Energy Renewable Energy. 76, 726-734

Content: TER-MIKAELIAN, M. T., COLOMBO, S. J., LOVEKIN, D., MCKECHNIE, J., REYNOLDS, R., TITUS, B., LAURIN, E., CHAPMAN, A. M., CHEN, J. X. and MACLEAN, H. L., 2015. Carbon debt repayment or carbon sequestration parity? Lessons from a forest bioenergy case study in Ontario, Canada: Global Change Biology Bioenergy 7(4), 704-716

Content: MCKECHNIE, J., POURBAFRANI, M., SAVILLE, B. A. and MACLEAN, H. L., 2015. Environmental and financial implications of ethanol as a bioethylene feedstock versus as a transportation fuel: Environmental Research Letters Environmental Research Letters. 10(12),

Content: ROSSONI, L., HALL, S.J., EASTHAM, G., LICENCE, P and STEPHENS, G, 2015. The Putative Mevalonate Diphosphate Decarboxylase from Picrophilus torridus Is in Reality a Mevalonate-3-Kinase with High Potential for Bioproduction of Isobutene Applied and Environmental Microbiology. 81(7), 2625-2634

Content: BOMMAREDDY RR, SABRA W, MAHESHWARI G and ZENG AP, 2015. Metabolic network analysis and experimental study of lipid production in Rhodosporidium toruloides grown on single and mixed substrates. Microbial cell factories. 14, 36

Content: PICKERING, S. J., TURNER, T. A., MENG, F., MORRIS, C. N., HEIL, J. P., WONG, K. H. and MELENDI, S., 2015. Developments in the fluidised bed process for fibre recovery from thermoset composites

Content: F MENG, SJ PICKERING and J MCKECHNIE, 2015. Inventory analysis of fluidised bed recycling of carbon fibre reinforced polymers In: SAMPE Europe Conference & Exhibition, Amiens, France.

Content: REHMANN, L; IVANOVA, E; GUNARATNE, HQN; SEDDON, KR; STEPHENS, G, 2014. Enhanced laccase stability through mediator partitioning into hydrophobic ionic liquids Green Chemistry. 16(3), 1462-1469

Content: POURBAFRANI, M., MCKECHNIE, J., SHEN, T., SAVILLE, B. A. and MACLEAN, H. L., 2014. Impacts of pre-treatment technologies and co-products on greenhouse gas emissions and energy use of lignocellulosic ethanol production: Journal of Cleaner Production Journal of Cleaner Production.

Content: MCKECHNIE, J. and MACLEAN, H. L., 2014. Implications of emissions timing on the cost-effectiveness of greenhouse gas mitigation strategies: Application to forest bioenergy systems: GCB Bioenergy GCB Bioenergy. 6(4), 414-424

Content: MCKECHNIE, J., COLOMBO, S. and MACLEAN, H. L., 2014. Forest carbon accounting methods and the consequences of forest bioenergy for national greenhouse gas emissions inventories: Environmental Science and Policy Environmental Science and Policy. 44, 164-173

Content: PILKINGTON, J.L., PRESTON, C. and GOMES, R.L., 2014. Comparison of response surface methodology (RSM) and artificial neural networks (ANN) towards efficient extraction of artemisinin from Artemisia annua INDUSTRIAL CROPS AND PRODUCTS. 58, 15-24

Content: BOMMAREDDY RR, CHEN Z, RAPPERT S and ZENG AP, 2014. A de novo NADPH generation pathway for improving lysine production of Corynebacterium glutamicum by rational design of the coenzyme specificity of glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase. Metabolic engineering. 25, 30-7

Content: ASHTON L., XU Y., BREWSTER V.L., COWCHER D.P., SELLICK C.A., DICKSON A.J., STEPHENS G.M., GOODACRE R., 2013. The challenge of applying Raman spectroscopy to monitor recombinant antibody production Analyst. 6977-85

Content: MOHAMMAD POURBAFRANI, JON MCKECHNIE, HEATHER L MACLEAN and BRADLEY A SAVILLE, 2013. Life cycle greenhouse gas impacts of ethanol, biomethane and limonene production from citrus waste Environmental Research Letters. 8, 015007

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Sustainable Process Technologies Research Group

Faculty of Engineering
The University of Nottingham
University Park
Nottingham, NG7 2RD

telephone: +44 (0)115 951 4002
email: SPT@nottingham.ac.uk