| Name | Institution | Research topics | Staying period |
Hosting |
Research Area |
| Prof. Gregory LeFevre | Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, Iowa University, USA | Biotransformation and fate of emerging contaminants, Immobilization of enzymes for biotransformation on reactive surfaces, Bioretention / engineered natural treatment systems plant processes and pollutants, Stormwater quality and management, Nonpoint pollutants, including pesticides, Water reuse | Mid of 2018 | Prof. Schwaneberg |
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| Dr. Alexei Solovchenko | Faculty of Biology, Moscow State University, Russia | Photophysiology of microalgae and plants, bio-optical spectroscopy, microalgal biotechnology and phytoremediation, pigment and lipid metabolism, biofuel and carotenoids from microalgae | End of 2014 | Prof. Schurr |
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| Dr. Linda Arata | Department of Agricultural and Food Economics, Università Cattolica, Piacenza, Italy |
Farm-level models, risk modeling and risk management, agri-environmental schemes, bioeconomic modeling |
Start of 2015 | Prof. Finger |  |
| Martin Brückner | Institute for Ecological Economics, Vienna University of Economics and Business |
Industrial Ecology, environmental accounting, MFA, land use, input-output analysis, LCA | Start of 2015 | Prof. Börner | |
| Prof. Dr. L. Martin Cloutier | Department of Management and Technology, School of Management, University of Quebec at Montreal, Canada | Group decision-support systems for executives: system dynamics, group concept mapping (GCM), bioeconomic value chains and innovation, entrepreneurial support management, besign of mixed research methods in social sciences | June 2015 | Prof. Bröring | |
| Dr. Cheng Zhou | National Key Laboratory of Microbial Resources, Institute of Microbiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (IMCAS), Beijing, China |
Novel extremozyme discovery and its biotechnological application, protein engineering and expression, plant biomass degradation and refine by alkaline and thermostable hemicellulase and pectinase, physiology and industrial application of alkaliphiles, function and application of salt and alkaline stress related genes and proteins |
November 2015 | Prof. Schwaneberg |  |
| Dr. Biagia Musio | University of Cambridge, Dep. of Chemistry, Cambridge, Great Britain | Fully integrated continuous flow processes for access to forbidden chemistries, new reactivities and sequential complexity generation | September - November 2015 | Prof. Wiechert/Prof. Pohl | |
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