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Dr. Ralf Cord-Ruwisch
Meeting Dr. Ralf Cord-Ruwisch,
Director of the Centre for
Organic Waste Management,
was a highlight of BIO,
The BIotechnology Industry Organization
annual meeting held
June 17-20, 2008
at the San Diego Convention Center
Date: 6/23/2008 12:40:36 PM ( 16 y ) ... viewed 3412 times
Dr. Ralf Cord-Ruwisch of Murdoch University
visits the Enchanted Garden Intentional Community
on Friday, the afternoon following BIO, the Biotechnology Industry Organization
International meetingheld at the San Diego Convention Center June 17-18-19-20.
Dr Cord-Ruwisch is looking at a tree that is native to his homeland of Western Australia.
Dr. Cord-Ruwisch was drawn to Western Australia to study
with Bill Mollison, the creator of Permaculture.
Permaculture is one of the schools at Murdoch University.
They also feature numbers of other departments,
including Biotechnology oriented researches.
In his position as Director of the Centre for Organic Waste Management,
he interacts with faculty from the other
departments. Coming from his Scientific point of view
and yet grounded in Plant knowledge,
he and the other faculty from other departments
have some lively discussions.
Meeting Dr. Ralf was one of the highlights
of my very positive experience last
week at BIO,
the Biotechnology Industry Organization
annual meeting at the San Diego Convention Center,
June 17-20.
Here is link to Murdoch University's
page on the Centre for Organic Waste Management
that shows a photo of the staff including Dr. Ralf Cord-Ruwistch.
http://cowm.murdoch.edu.au/progleaders.html
His biographical Note:
http://cowm.murdoch.edu.au/leaders/ralf.html
Dr Ralf Cord-Ruwisch
Ralf Cord-Ruwisch is Senior Lecturer in Biotechnology in Murdoch University's School of Biology and Biotechnology. He teaches Analytical and Food Chemistry and Industrial and Environmental Microbiology, and is involved in innovation in science teaching and the development of interactive learning software.
Ralf has expertise in microbiology, chemistry and biochemistry, and has fundamental and applied research interests in the following areas:
· Understanding the concepts of microbial metabolism;
fermentation; anaerobic processes,
· The use of microbes to deal with issues such as pollution,
waste treatment, energy conservation, alternative fuels and chemicals
and material deterioration,
· Investigation and development of industrial bioprocesses,
biological waste treatment.
The current focus of Ralf's research is on the use of sophisticated computer
control strategies for online monitoring, control and optimisation of microbial processes.
Recent projects have investigated nitrogen removal from wastewater,
composting, anaerobic digestion and bioleaching.
He is the author of 24 refereed papers, 13 conference papers,
and 13 reports. Much of the published work has concerned
the characterisation and use of bacterial cultures in industrial applications.
Ralf is deputy director of the centre.
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Lots more to say.
This is a cleanup day for me.
I have some wonderful new photos i will send
this new Enchanted Garden Club Member.
One, I am sure, could be used on his page
at Murdoch University.
RELATED LINKS:
Purpose of the Centre for Organic Waste Management
Murdoch University Western Australia,
http://cowm.murdoch.edu.au/
10:32 AM
June 23, 08
The Beautiful People of BIO:
http://www.curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1196636
August 3, 09
3:35 AM
PERMACULTURE PROJECT
MURDOCK UNIVERSITY
http://www.istp.murdoch.edu.au/ISTP/casestudies/Case_Studies_Asia/sukabumi/su...
http://www.etc.murdoch.edu.au/etcV03/pages/radg/radgprojs/rproj11.html
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