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Development of suberin films driven by an ionic liquid-based depolymerisation processDevelopment of suberin films driven by an ionic liquid-based depolymerisation process
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PhD Thesis Discussion in Engineering and Technological Sciences
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“Development of new membranes based on ionic liquid materials for gas separation”
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PhD Thesis Discussion in Engineering and Technology Sciences
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Valorization of Traditional Portuguese Apples and Cherries – Biochemical characterization and development of functional ingredients
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Production optimization of rotavirusl-like particles: a systems biology approach
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Triple-layered rotavirus-like particles production: a focus on in vitro assembly and disassembly
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PhD Thesis Discussion in Technological and Engineering Sciences
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"Development and characterization of bioactive, edible whey protein films and coatings to improve quality and safety of food products"
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PhD Thesis Discussion in Technological and Engineering Sciences
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"Production and characterization of the biological activity of peptides obtained via hydrolysis from whey proteins by cardosins"
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PhD Thesis Discussion in Technological and Engineering Sciences
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"Understanding Human Carboxylesterase 2 and the feasibility of a more relevant cell model for intestinal metabolism"
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PhD Thesis Discussion in Technological and Engineering Sciences
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"Integration of membrane filtration and photolysis processes for drinking water treatment"
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"Microbiology of membrane bioreactors for wastewater treatment: a molecular approach"
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