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Explore the wealth of scientific publications from the SUSFERT project, providing in-depth insights into our research. Whether you missed the initial releases or crave a deeper understanding of the project’s scientific findings, these publications offer a valuable resource for those seeking detailed information on SUSFERT’s innovative contributions to the development of sustainable fertilizers. Peer-reviewed scientific publications are listed below and are available via open access:

Physicochemical Insights into Enzymatic Polymerization of Lignosulfonates

Sebastian A. Mayr, Stefan Wagner, Roland Nagl, Alessandro Pellis, Matteo Gigli, Claudia Crestini,

Melissa Horvat, Tim Zeiner, Georg M. Guebitz, Renate Weiss, and Nikolaus Schwaiger

 

Oxidation of Various Kraft Lignins with a Bacterial Laccase Enzyme

Sebastian A. Mayr, Raditya Subagia, Renate Weiss, Nikolaus Schwaiger, Hedda K. Weber,

Johannes Leitner, Doris Ribitsch, Gibson S. Nyanhongo and Georg M. Guebitz

 

The Biomodified Lignin Platform: A Review

Filippo Fabbri, Sabrina Bischof, Sebastian Mayr, Sebastian Gritsch, Miguel Jimenez Bartolome, Nikolaus Schwaiger, Georg M Guebitz, Renate Weiss.

 

Environmental and economic sustainability of the nitrogen recovery paradigm: Evidence from a structured literature review

Marc Spiller; Michele Moretti; Jolien De Paepe; Siegfried E. Vlaeminck.

 

A systematic comparison of commercially produced struvite: Quantities, qualities and soil-maize phosphorus availability

Maarten Muys; Rishav Phukan; Günter Brader; Abdul Samad; Michele Moretti; Barbara Haiden; Sylvain Pluchon; Kees Roest; Siegfried E. Vlaeminck; Marc Spiller; Science of The Total Environment 2020

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A biobased, bioactive, low CO2 impact coating for soil improvers

Renate Weiß; Sebastian Gritsch; Günter Brader; Branislav Nikolic; Julia Santolin; Hedda K. Weber; Nikolaus Schwaiger; Marc Spiller; Sylvain Pluchon; Kristin Dietel; Georg Gübitz; Gibson Nyanhongo; DOI: 10.1039/d1gc02221k; Green Chemistry; Royal Society of Chemistry.