Enzymes to resolve end-of-life issues of thermoset composite plastics
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Enzymes to resolve end-of-life issues of thermoset composite plastics

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The aim of this FREE course is to help students to know the best way to apply enzymes to solve end-of-life problems of thermoset composite plastics

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MAIN GOAL

The course will help students to recognise the basic concepts of recyclability of composites and their practical application to different sectors such as construction, aeronautics and shipbuilding, and to raise awareness of the importance and impact of plastic product recycling technologies in particular and of the circular economy and sustainability in general. 

USERS PROFILE

Professionals and future professionals interested in laying the groundwork and/or expand their knowledge about use of enzymes in thermoset composite plastics. Students in Chemistry or Engineering with interest in enzymes and their uses.

DURATION AND CONTENTS

The course will take approximately 30 hours.

The modules are the following:

  1. Resins and enzymes
  2. Enzymatic biodegradation
  3. Products
  4. Practical session recording.

CONTENTS

MODULE I

Resins and enzymes

Unit 1: Principles of Resins

Unit 2: Chemistries of Polymers and Degradation

Unit 3: Principles of Biocatalysis

Unit 4: Polymer degrading enzymes

Unit 5: Protein engineering - Principles

Unit 6: Protein engineering – case studies

MODULE II

Enzymatic biodegradation

Unit 1: Mechanical Pretreatment

Unit 2: Chemical pretreatment and up-scaling

Unit 3: Heterologous protein expression in yeast

Unit 4: Use of enzyme in polymers degradation

MODULE III

Products

Unit 1. Mechanical Pretreatment

Unit 2: Chemical pretreatment and up-scaling

Unit 3: Heterologous protein expression in yeast

Unit 4: Use of enzyme in polymers degradation

MODULE IV

Practical session

Practical session recording

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