After successful completion of the course, students are able to know about current research directions in the field of biotechnology and bioanalytics, discuss them and critically examine them. They are able to present the results achieved in their final theses to a broader public within the framework of the seminar and to gain new insights for their work on the basis of constructive criticism.

Current research topis and questions in the field of biotechnology and bioanalytics will be presented by internal and external guest lecturers. Presentation of the results of the dissertations and diploma theses in the field of biotechnology and bioanalytics.

Design of the presentation of the final paper, presentation of the final paper, discussion of current research.

The document to confirm attendance at each lecture can be found in TISS.

Please register for the thesis presentation by email (bernhard.seiboth@tuwien.ac.at).

The seminar (Biotechnology& Bioanalytics) includes a 10-minute presentation of the results of your thesis. For this presentation 3 dates are offered per semester.

Lectures will take place on site and will be streamed using Lecture Tube (link in TUWEL).

Dates for the seminar (details will be added by the end of February)

10.03 Diploma thesis presentations

17.03.

24.03.

31.03.

21.04.

28.04.

05.05.

12.05.

26.05.

02.06.

16.06.

23.06.

30.06. Diploma thesis presentations

Dates for the seminar

7.10. Diploma thesis presentation

 4.11. Stavros Papadokonstantakis (ICEBE, TU Wien) Advancing the area of biorefineries systems engineering: the role of process systems engineering

11.11. Werner Ruppitsch (Institute of Medical Microbiology and Hygiene, AGES) The role of free extracellular DNA in dissemination of antimicrobial resistance over ecosystem boundaries along the food/feed chain

18.11. Ivan Barisic (AIT Austrian Institute of Technology) DNA-based multiplex detection

25.11. Markus Omann (AGRANA Research & Innovation Center) ARIC – Working @ Austria´s largest research center for food and feed.

2.12. Julian Ebner (ICEBE, TU Wien) Quality by design strategies in inclusion body processing

9.12. Diploma thesis presentation

16.12. Michael Sauer (Department für Biotechnologie, Boku Wien) Separation and connection are key for life and bioprocesses

13.01. Stefan Kittler (ICEBE, TU Wien) Investigation of different bioprocess modes with Escherichia coli

20.01. Alexander Kirschner (MedUni Wien & KL Krems) Vibrio cholerae in surface water: status quo and future trends in molecular detection, occurrence and relevance

27.01. Diploma thesis presentation

Delivery of the running sheet with the confirmations of the seminar participation with Prof. Christoph Herwig and holding of the presentation of the diploma thesis.