Liberate Project
Design of an electrochemical plant to demonstrate the commercial opportunities of converting low cost lignin feedstock in high value biosustainable chemicals such as vanillin, antioxidants or polyamide.
Liberate Project
Design of an electrochemical plant to demonstrate the commercial opportunities of converting low cost lignin feedstock in high value biosustainable chemicals such as vanillin, antioxidants or polyamide.
The idea is to convert lignin (low cost material) in different chemicals (high value and biosustainable) by means electricity in an electrochemical reactor.
The idea is to convert lignin (low cost material) in different chemicals (high value and biosustainable) by means electricity in an electrochemical reactor.
Four SPIRE projects meet to discuss collaboration opportunities
On the 21st of October, four Horizon 2020 European research projects funded under the SPIRE02-2018 call met online to discuss collaboration opportunities. The coordination teams of Simplify,...
Recordings of Online Workshop Available
On the 30th of June, the Liberate project organized an online workshop about lignin valorization. More information about the workshop here. If you missed it or could not register, you can now watch...
What is electrochemistry?
Electrochemistry is the scientific discipline studying the relationship between chemistry and electricity. It includes all technologies and techniques such as work on electrolysis, corrosion,...
Online Workshop: Innovative Solutions to Valorize Lignin
We would like to invite you to come as our guest and participate in a workshop related to innovative solutions to valorize lignin. This event will present innovative solutions at various...
Researchers at Mainz University develop a sustainable method for extracting vanillin from wood processing waste
Electrolytic depolymerization of lignin in caustic soda could replace the existing environmentally harmful process for producing the most widely used flavoring and aroma agent in the world...
What is lignin and where does it come from?
Lignin is one of the main components of trees or plants, jointly with the cellulose and the hemicellulose. Constituting around 30% of the dry mass of wood, lignin give trees their rigidity but also...