About this Research Topic
The 4th World Congress on Electroporation & Pulsed Electric Fields in Biology, Medicine, Food and Environmental Technologies to be held in Copenhagen, October 9-13, 2022 will continue to create an inspiring international and interdisciplinary forum for sharing novel and groundbreaking research.
The multidisciplinary nature of this Research Topic is of great value for anyone interested in the
results of using electric pulses in industrial biotechnology. The goal of this Research Topic is to
review the current state of knowledge and to open new insights, regarding using electric fields for
biotechnology purposes.
This Research Topic will cover research on electroporation mechanisms and technologies,
pertaining in particular to industrial biotechnology, and will cover areas such as, but not limited to:
- Electroporation in the bioeconomy and in biorefineries
- Modelling and laboratory techniques in electroporation
- Electroporation of cells and tissues
- Medical applications of electroporation
The multidisciplinary nature of this Research Topic is of great value for anyone interested in the
results of using electric pulses in industrial biotechnology. The goal of this Research Topic is to
review the current state of knowledge and to open new insights, regarding using electric fields for
biotechnology purposes.
This Research Topic will cover research on electroporation mechanisms and technologies,
pertaining in particular to industrial biotechnology, and will cover areas such as, but not limited to:
- Electroporation in the bioeconomy and in biorefineries
- Modelling and laboratory techniques in electroporation
- Electroporation of cells and tissues
- Medical applications of electroporation
Keywords: electroporation, pulsed electrical fields, industrial biotechnology, bioengineering, biotechnology
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