Biocatalysis is continuing to gain momentum and is now becoming a key component in the
toolbox of the process chemist, with a place alongside chemocatalysis and chromatographic …

When challenged by a difficult reduction reaction, a chemist should always also consider
biocatalysis in synthesis planning. The inherent selectivity of enzymes has been known for …

The review presents the state-of-the-art in the applications of in-situ product recovery (ISPR)
in whole-cell biotechnology over the last 10 years. It summarizes various ISPR-integrated …

Reactive crystallization is not new, but there has been recent growth in its use as a means of
improving performance and sustainability of industrial processes. This review examines …

Enzyme catalysis, made tremendous progress over the last years in identification of new
enzymes and new enzymatic reactivity's as well as optimization of existing enzymes …

This paper summarizes the main findings of a round‐table discussion held to examine the
key bottlenecks in the further application and industrial implementation of in‐situ product …

Integrated bioprocesses have been developed to optimise yield and cost-effectiveness of
production of low and high molecular weight molecules. Low molecular weight products are …

This Minireview highlights the application of crystallization as a very powerful in situ product
removal (ISPR) technique in biocatalytic process design. Special emphasis is placed on its …

The sustainable use of resources by Nature to synthesize the required products at the right
place, when they are needed, continues to be the role model for total synthesis and …

Co-crystallization is known as a product formulation technology, but it can also be used as a
tool to solve crystallization problems. Product removal by co-crystallization in fermentations …