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Course DescriptionThe course will provide the main techniques onartificial intelligent control and its applications.After the course, students are able to apply theintelligent control techniques to deal with typicalproblems of various motor drives, from DC toSRM drives. Overview on Conventional Control Theory Linear vs. Non-linear control Control and Estimation: a dual problem Fuzzy Logic Control Fuzzy Logic Estimation Artificial Neural Network Artificial Genetic Algorithms DC Motor Drives: Fuzzy logic control of speed Control and Estimation of Induction Motor Drives: Fuzzy logic control of speed Fuzzy Logic Model Reference AdaptiveControl of speed Fuzzy logic estimation of rotor resistance Efficiency-optimization control using neuralnetworks Fuzzy logic control of PM Motor Drives Fuzzy logic control of Brushless DC Motor Drives Control Switched Reluctance Motor Drives: Fuzzylogic control for reducing torque rippleIntended Audience: Scientists and engineers,with basic knowledge on Control Theory,Artificial Intelligence, Electric Machines andPower Electronics.
Reference:1. Selected technical papers.2. Modern Power Electronics and AC Drives, B. K. Bose, PrenticeHall, 2002. (Text Book).3. Fuzzy Logic, K. V. Passino, S. Yurkovich, Addison-Wesley,1997. (Text Book).For further reading:4. Modern Control Engineering, K. Ogata, Prentice Hall, 1997, 3rdEdition (or latter).5. Digital Control of Dynamic Systems, G.F. Franklin, J.D. Powell,M.L. Workman, Addison-Wesley, 1990.6. Design of Brushless Permanent-Magnet Motors, J. R.Hendershot Jr., T. J. E. Miller, Oxford University Press, 1995.7. Switched Reluctance Motor Drives, R. Krishnan, CRC PressLLC, 2001.
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Migration of fluorochemical paper additives from food-contact paper into foods and food simulants
- Source:
- Food additives & contaminants 2008 v.25 no.3 pp. 384-390
- Subject:
- model food systems, packaging materials, popcorn, packaging materials migration, food packaging, paper, emulsifiers, organofluorine compounds, popping, food contact surfaces, additives
- Abstract:
- Fluorochemical-treated paper was tested to determine the amount of migration that occurs into foods and food-simulating liquids and the characteristics of the migration. Migration characteristics of fluorochemicals from paper were examined in Miglyol, butter, water, vinegar, water-ethanol solutions, emulsions and pure oil containing small amounts of emulsifiers. Additionally, microwave popcorn and chocolate spread were used to investigate migration. Results indicate that fluorochemicals paper additives do migrate to food during actual package use. For example, we found that microwave popcorn contained 3.2 fluorochemical mg kg-1 popcorn after popping and butter contained 0.1 mg kg-1 after 40 days at 4°C. Tests also indicate that common food-simulating liquids for migration testing and package material evaluation might not provide an accurate indication of the amount of fluorochemical that actually migrates to food. Tests show that oil containing small amounts of an emulsifier can significantly enhance migration of a fluorochemical from paper.
- Agid:
- 2054172
- http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/02652030701513784


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Xero Ours: It's what they say that's important
Al, Clydewell, and Blake are the rappers in Xero Ours, existing as a trio since 2010. The longtime friends make smooth waves in the music world, whether they perform in their hometown of Olympia or somewhere else in the state. They prefer to make their own beats or get the beats from their friends.
Clydewell stated, "We don't get any beats from people we don't know."
Al depicted the beat making process as "trial and error."
Clydewell elaborated, "Trial and error, yeah. What sounds good, what doesn't… just stretching out sounds, compressing sounds."
Blake described the music making process: "You kind of take everything around you, whether it be like a sample, or just interactions that you have. It's kind of like a collage of life, I would say."
Al continued, "We don't really have, like, formulaic. It's pretty much what someone wants to do… We don't really put that much into the actual structure, as opposed to the importance, what you're actually saying. To me, the hip-hop that I like, what's crucial is what they're saying. The beat is secondary."
Clydewell finished, "Definitely the words are foremost."
Some of those words in their tracks include "Don't point us out because we're at odds with the universe." Another track declares, "Walk a fine line between genius and insane." A third track that is frequently confused has this verse in its chorus: "Dead last, dead fast."
Blake asks himself, when creating the words for a Xero Ours track, "Would you say this to your kids?"
Al says his inspiration is simply "Being alive. Needing to hear the words said because nobody else is saying it."
Al explained that for Xero Ours, "The only thing it has in common with hip-hop in the umbrella terminology is syncopated words to drum bass."
Xero Ours is different than mainstream hip-hop, as Clyde illustrated. "I think a lot of what's happening in mainstream hip-hop is part of the colonization tool… because I think it's one of our most powerful tools of our generation, is our words and our minds. And it's being diluted in the mainstream."
Blake summarized how Xero Ours stands apart, "It's not radio hip-hop… We only say hip-hop because that's a big influence."
Al carried on the flow, "We don't have to put up with any stereotypes because we just don't have to. The point isn't really to spread it around and get it huge. It's just that we do it."
Another thing that Xero Ours does is interact with the audience by standing in the audience while performing, which I witnessed firsthand at their show at the Midnight Sun in March. ◙
On April 20th, check out Clyde and Blake of Xero Ours at the Track House, at 6pm, for $3.
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Talking to Mars: New Antenna Design Could Aid Interplanetary Communication
EE Ph.D. students Jean Paul Santos and Joshua Kovitz, along with Professor Yahya Rahmat-Samii, are currently featured on The Conversation, an online news organization sourced from the academic and research community. As a result of being named the UCLA Grad Slam winner of 2015, Santos was invited to elaborate on his 3-minute "TED" style speech, which focused on the development of novel antenna array for future Mars rovers. Through a collaboration with JPL engineers, Santos, Kovitz, and Rahmat-Samii were able to prototype a 4×4 subarray antenna with excellent measured results, potentially allowing its use for the upcoming Mars2020 mission.
August 2015
IEEE Spectrum
The Computer Chip That Never Forgets
UCLA co-authors Pedram Khalili, adjunct assistant professor of electrical engineering, and Kang L. Wang, a distinguished professor and the Raytheon Chair in Electrical Engineering at UCLA, describe an emerging candidate for a "universal" computer memory that could lead to the merging of the two separate components of the computer – the central processing unit which performs calculations and logical operations, and the memory bank which store instructions and data. The candidate is a type of magnetic memory called magneto¬electric random access memory, or MeRAM.
Science Careers: Journeying Back in Time with Ancient DNA
In November, Sriram Sankararaman will start his own research group as an assistant professor in the computer science department at UC Los Angeles. He plans to use both ancient and modern sequences to investigate population genetics and evolution. As the amount of available sequence data continues to grow, he thinks he has his work cut out for him.
Computer World
NASA Chip Reflects Wi-Fi to Save Your Smartphone Battery
The project is headed up by Adrian Tang of NASA and UCLA's M.C. Frank Chang. Their approach is to develop a wireless silicon microchip for wearable devices that can transmit data by reflecting wireless signals instead of using regular transmitters and receivers. Also carried in Electronics Weekly,Popular Science, and Engineering.com.
The Daily Mail (U.K.)
America Wins Robot Soccer World Cup
UCLA and University of Pennsylvania students partnered to lead Team THORwIn to victory in the adult-size humanoid robot category with a 5-4 win in the finals over Baset Robot Laboratory of Tehran. Also carried in Yahoo! News.
July 2015
MIT Technology Review
How History's Greatest Chess Players Reveal the Secret Formula Behind Fame
The greatest chess players are significantly more famous than their not-so-great contemporaries, by a margin that leads to a fame-predicting formula. The article explored a paper in Applied Economics Letters by UCLA Electrical engineering professor Vwani Roychowdhury and researcher Mikhail Simkin on measuring fame versus achievement.
Separating Science Fact from Science Fiction in Robotics (with video)
"We still have a long way to go with autonomy," Dennis Hong, leader of the UCLA team in the DARPA challenge, told Computerworld. "Originally, when DARPA launched this competition, autonomy was a huge part of it… but many teams aren't using much autonomy [in the finals]. Autonomy is hard and they don't have the time and money to build autonomy." Hong was also quoted inAutoblog.
New Dimensions of Quantum Information Added Through Hyperentanglement
A team led by engineers from UCLA has verified that it is possible to break up and entangle photon pairs into many dimensions using properties such as the photons' energy and spin, with each extra dimension doubling the photons' data carrying capacity. Also carried in Phys.org.
June 2015
The Los Angeles Times
At DARPA Challenge, Rescue Robots Show Future of Disaster Relief
UCLA students pore over papers and fiddle with electronics, professor Dennis Hong shows off two models of their humanoid robot, THOR-RD, one of which sports shocking pink hair. "We're trying to literally save the world and save humanity," Hong says. But "we want to have some fun."
Also carried in NBC News; NPR; ComputerWorld; KPCC 89.3FM Take Two; and the Huffington Post (U.K.).
The Mission To Save The Internet By Rewiring It From The Name Up
The proposal, called Named Data Networking, shifts the focus from the numbered locations of data—IP addresses like 220.127.116.11—to the very names of data—something like motherboard/stories/NDN/photo1. The story quotes Lixia Zhang, the Jon Postel Professor of Computer Science at UCLA and Alexander Afanasyev, a post-doctoral scholar, both of the NDN Project at UCLA
The Washington Post
Net of Insecurity, A Flaw in the Design
The Internet's founders saw its promise but didn't foresee users attacking one another. Quoted in the article are computer science professor Leonard Kleinrock; UCLA computer science alumni Vint Cerf, now an executive at Google, and Steve Crocker, chairman of Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). The work of the late Paul Baran, another UCLA alumnus, was cited.
PC Mag
Up Close With the 'BairClaw' Robot Hand
PCMag went to the Biomechatronics Lab at UCLA to find out more and meet the BairClaw. "Our Biomechatronics Lab is dedicated to improving the functionality of artificial hands, in particular for human-machine systems," lab founder and associate professor Veronica J. Santos, said.
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Chinese Central Television-America hosted a panel discussion on the technologies that could be game changers in the developing world. Aydogan Ozcan, UCLA Chancellor's Professor of Electrical Engineering and Bioengineering, was featured.
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Chang-jin Kim, a mechanical engineering professor at UCLA, has devoted much of his life to observing and researching the micro-world. This year, he was honored with the Ho-am Prize in engineering for his contributions in this emerging technology. The JoongAng Ilbo recently sat down with Kim to learn more about his research.
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Toilet-to-Tap Water Programs Gain Support in California
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Kleinrock, a Father of the Internet, Ponders If It Will Balkanize
Barron's has an extensive interview with Professor Leonard Kleinrock on the future of the Internet, and the dangers that lie ahead.
Daily Bruin
Married UCLA Couple Recognized for Devotion to Academic Work
Nabil Alshurafa, a graduate student in computer science, won the award this year for outstanding graduating doctoral student in computer science and the Symantec Outstanding Graduate Student Research Award. Rajaa Alrayyes, a fifth-year civil engineering student, is graduating from UCLA summa cum laude in the top 5 percent of her class.
May 2015
The Los Angeles Times
Tesla Plugs into New Markets with Batteries for Electricity Storage
"You can look at the battery as an asset on the grid and then you can start to figure out the financial opportunities," said Rajit Gadh, director of UCLA's Smart Grid Energy Research Center.
UCLA Magazine
Institutional Memory
The university's magazine features reflections from long-time faculty members on how the campus has changed over the years. Mario Gerla M.S. '70, Ph.D. '73, who came to UCLA as a graduate student from Milan in 1969 and joined the faculty of the Computer Science Department in 1977, distinctly remembers the composition of his first class. "I would say one-third of the students were from the aerospace industry, with crew cuts and shirt and tie."
A Phone With the Ultimate Macro Feature
If you thought scanning one of those strange, square QR codes with your phone was somewhat advanced, hold on to your seat. Researchers at UCLA have recently developed a device that can turn any smartphone into a DNA-scanning fluorescent microscope. Aydogan Ozcan, Chancellor's Professor of Electrical Engineering and Bioengineering, is featured.
Smaller and Cheaper Particle Accelerators?
In recent years, scientists experimenting with so-called "plasma wakefields" have found that accelerating electrons on waves of plasma, or ionized gas, is not only more efficient, but also allows for the use of an electric field a thousand or more times higher than those of a conventional accelerator. Warren Mori, professor of electrical engineering and physics, is quoted, and Chan Joshi, distinguished professor of electrical engineering, is cited.
Innovation Crush (audio)
Dennis Hong: Robots, Magic and Happiness
A technology podcast interviews UCLA Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Professor Dennis Hong on robotics research and education as well as how he got into the field. Hong is leading team THOR at the DARPA Robotics Challenge finals, to be held in June in Pomona, Calif.
April 2015
Korea Herald
Five Ho-Am Prize Winners Picked
Samsung Group announced the five winners of its Ho-Am Prize for this year in the fields of science, engineering, medicine, arts and community service. Chang-Jin "CJ" Kim, UCLA professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, received the award for engineering. The Ho-Am Prize was established by Samsung chairman Lee Kun-hee in 1990.
A Healthy Vision
When Wentai Liu, a professor of bioengineering and electrical engineering at UCLA, was approached by two eye surgeons about helping those with retinal issues, he says there was just one issue: He hadn't done a great deal of work in biology. But taking on the challenge, he had the chance to be a part of a team of medical professionals and engineers who wanted to make a difference.
March 2015
Popular Science
Smart Necklace Analyzes What Goes Down Your Throat
A new smart necklace aims to rid us of our eating sins by automatically guessing the portions and contents of our meals. The device is called WearSens, and it was developed by UCLA engineers to provide more accountability over what we devour. The device's co-developer, Majid Sarrafzadeh, professor of computer science and electrical engineering, and co-director of the Wireless Health Institute, is quoted in the article. The news was also carried by CBS News; People; New York Magazine; The New York Daily News; The Daily Mail (U.K.); Yahoo Lifestyle UK; and MTV News.
PBS NewsHour (video)
Can Modern Prosthetics Actually Help Reclaim the Sense of Touch?
"In a perfect world, if we did our job right, you wouldn't even know we'd done our job," said Veronica Santos, UCLA associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering. "Your prosthetic hand would feel like your native limb, where all of the robotics, algorithms and intelligence that we have built in at the very low level acts just like your spinal cord. You don't even know they're there. All you know is, it's more fun to use this arm, it's easier to use the arm, and our job would be done."
Not Bad For A Couple Of Ph.D.s
Two Ph.D.s from UCLA have won the International Solid-State Circuits Conference's prestigious Lewis Winner Award, a trophy normally taken home by big teams from huge companies like Toshiba, Analog Devices, Sandisk and IBM. Cheng C. Wang and Fang-Li Yuan, now with start-up Flex Logix and co-authors Tsung-Han Yu and UCLA electrical engineering professor Dejan Markovic, were members of the team.
Popular Science
Hacked Hardware Could Cause the Next Security BreachIn a recent report for the Brookings Institution, John Villasenor, a professor of electrical engineering and public policy at University of California at Los Angeles, wrote, "The laws of statistics guarantee that there are people with the skills, access, and motivation to intentionally compromise a chip design."
February 2015
PBS Newshour
How a Simple 'Hello' Became the First Message Sent Via the Internet
Just months after the first manned moon landing, the ARPANET, granddaddy to the World Wide Web, was brought to life with a rather inauspicious first communication: the letters "L" and "O."
January 2015
MIT Technology Review
Desalination Out of Desperation
Yoram Cohen, professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering and member of the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, was featured on the current state and future of desalination in California.
Los Angeles Times
A Lens-Free Microscope That Borrows Tech From Your Cellphone
Scientists at UCLA have created a lens-free microscope that relies on a silicon chip found in smartphones and digital cameras. News on this, and another new device developed by Professor Aydogan Ozcan's laboratory that can detect DNA molecules, was also carried in The Scientist; The Huffington Post UK;MedGadget: Laser Focus World; Photonics; Business Standard; and PhysOrg.
Business Insider (video)
Scientists Create a Teflon-Like Surface That Could Make Oil Tankers Super Fast
A scientist at UCLA Engineering is developing technology that could increase the speed and efficiency of large cargo ships and oil tankers. Chang-Jin Kim is a professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at UCLA, where he also serves as the director of the school's Micro and Nano Manufacturing Lab.
UCLA Engineering Graduate Student Develops Low-Cost Ventilator
UCLA electrical engineering graduate student Glen Meyerowitz is developing a low-cost ventilator in collaboration with medical professionals at UCLA Health.
UCLA Samueli Engineers Step Up in COVID-19 Relief Efforts
Bioengineering professor and director of the Makerspace demonstrates laser-cutting face shields and 3D-printing headbands, while electric engineering doctoral student Glen Meyerowitz showcases a ventilator prototype he designed using everyday household materials.
UCLA Engineers Develop First-Ever Drag-Reduction Technology for Boats
A research team from the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering has demonstrated that a specially designed surface is able to reduce friction from flowing water by nearly a third. This was done in a first-ever successful boat test on open water in Marina Del Rey, California.
UCLA Engineers Step Up to Help Health Care Workers
With a deluge of patients suffering from COVID-19 expected to flood hospitals in the very near future, UCLA engineers are part of a quickly growing team working to build up supplies of personal protective equipment for health care workers.
UCLA Engineers Develop Fabric that Harvests AND Stores Energy
Bioengineers at UCLA Samueli School of Engineering and their colleagues have developed and successfully demonstrated a wearable fabric that can harvest and store energy from the sun.
UCLA Receives Major Grant from High Speed Rail to Study Earthquake Faults Hazards
The California High-Speed Rail Authority has awarded a three-year grant to UCLA to create a database of earthquake fault displacements and develop a predictive model to estimate the fault displacements.


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Contribution to SDGs
This story is an example of Clariant's contribution to SDG 12. Read more in Sustainable Development Goals
Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns
Clariant's Biotechnology Center in Planegg near Munich uses nature's playbook to find powerful biochemicals and new business opportunities.
The history of scientific discovery is full of happy accidents. From X-rays to penicillin and from rubber tires to Velcro – some of humanity's most consequential discoveries and inventions were to some degree hard-earned flukes. Purposefully engineering the right conditions for serendipity to strike may then be the best way to drive innovation. This is exactly what Clariant does at its biotechnology research facility – by using a Nobel Prize-winning mix of high tech and natural diversity.
»You're looking at the first step in scaling up our fermentation,« says Lina Tubes, a scientist in the fermentation and downstream team at the Clariant Biotech Center (CBC) near Munich, as she points to a row of small glass containers filled with a bubbly brownish fluid and entangled in a seemingly chaotic mess of tubes, cables, valves, and displays. The air is filled with the whirr of countless pumps and fans as well as a distinctly yeasty smell. Lina Tubes works on industrializing fermentation and downstream processes. »A process that works in a glass bottle is one thing,« she says as she leads us along another row of ever larger stainless-steel reactors. »Getting the same fermentation to work in an industrial fermenter measuring many cubic meters poses a whole range of challenges every time,« she says. For a start, there are inevitable differences in temperature and pressure throughout such a large vessel that the fickle microorganisms need to cope with.
Precision fermentation – the art of getting microorganisms to produce specific and often complex organic molecules such as proteins – lies at the heart of most biotechnological productions. And it is the core driver in the CBC's efforts to develop new business in the biotechnology and biofuel sector. The CBC was established in 2015 to bundle and intensify all of Clariant's endeavors in industrial biotechnology. There are currently over 100 people working at the CBC. It is located in Planegg. The small suburb of Munich is home to an impressive cluster of biotech firms. Both the biotech campus of the Ludwig Maximilian university and the renowned Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry are just a few minutes away. In fact, the Max Planck cafeteria is a lunchtime hotspot for biotech professionals. »Being on the head chef's menu mailing list is a must for anyone who works around here,« says Michael Zavrel, who heads Development and Biomanufacturing at the CBC.
Zavrel is one of many at the CBC initially hired to work on a novel process for converting agricultural waste into biofuel. »That project was what essentially sparked the whole biotech group for Clariant and established our impressive expertise in second-generation biofuels based on non-food biomass,« says Markus Rarbach, who was an integral member of the research team at the time and today heads up Clariant's Business Line Biofuels & Derivatives. »It is an exemplary success story that came out of the CBC.« The final process has since been brought to market as sunliquid® technology. Clariant broke ground on its first-of-its-kind full-scale commercial ethanol plant in Romania in 2018, and the company is licensing the technology to others. Nonetheless, Lina Tubes and others at the CBC are still working on future process improvements to increase the efficiency of the technology for feedstocks which are abundant in different parts of the world, including wheat straw in Europe, rice straw in Asia, sugar cane bagasse in South America, and corn stover in the USA.
A key component of the sunliquid® process, as in most industrial biotech, are enzymes. They convert indigestible parts of wheat, rice, and other biomass into a form of sugar that microorganisms can only then convert into biofuel. Such enzymes, or »biological catalysts,« are highly complex protein molecules that can induce and speed up chemical reactions. They serve a wide range of functions in any living organism. But they can also do nifty tricks for a host of industries by promoting reactions that are otherwise very difficult to achieve.
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Head of Group Biotechnology, on the impact of »directed evolution« and the overall benefits of industrial biotech
Ling, you've worked with Nobel Prize laureate Frances Arnold, haven't you?
Yes, about 20 years ago. In fact, she was influential in getting me my first job. I was looking for a post-doc position in her lab and she forwarded my CV to a friend of hers, who was building a biotech start-up. I was one of their first hires and later collaborated with Frances and her lab to work on enzymes for the bioconversion of active pharmaceutical ingredients.
How has »directed evolution« impacted your own work?
It is a powerful tool for any of us playing in the field of industrial biotechnology. Without directed evolution, we only can look for whatever enzymes or microorganisms are out there in nature, most of which obviously have not evolved to fit industrial applications. Frances' contribution in directed evolution changed that and now allows us to evolve enzymes specifically to fit any industrial application and to enable chemical conversions through biocatalysis that were impossible before.
How can this concept and industrial biotechnology in general benefit mankind?
By creating diversity in the lab and then selecting for desired properties via High-Throughput Screening we are using nature's algorithm to find powerful enzymes quickly and reliably. Those can open up opportunities for industrial enzymes in various applications. Anything from efficient detergents that help washing machines and dishwashers save energy and water to the use of biocatalysis for more sustainable transformation pathways in chemical and pharmaceutical productions.
Speaking of the environment, what can the Clariant Biotech Center (CBC) contribute to a sustainable future?
Research at CBC has brought us the sunliquid® technology to breakdown biomass into sugars and then ferment them into ethanol with a high yield. This alone contributes tremendously to the circular economy and reduces CO2 footprints. In addition, microorganisms allow us to produce even the most complex compounds very energy-efficiently and using natural renewable resources. At the CBC, we also focus on the development of biobased and fully biodegradable materials. So I see our work at the very heart of Clariant's efforts towards sustainable chemistry. And keep in mind, industrial biotech as a discipline is still fairly young. So is the CBC. We're only getting started!
For millennia, enzymes have played a role in making bread, cheese, and beer. More recently, they have found applications in anything from personal care and pharmaceuticals to industrial processes and household products. Enzymes help modern laundry detergents dissolve stains at lower temperatures. Others can stop what's called »pilling.« »We program these enzymes to essentially nibble away those tiny ugly knots that form on synthetic and woolen fabrics,« says Timothy O'Connell, who heads Research and Application at Clariant Biotechnology. O'Connell joined Clariant in 2016 from one of the world's largest household care companies. »I've spent much of my professional life battling food stains,« is how he puts it. While the right enzymes can make life a lot easier, »programming« them is extremely difficult.
Copying nature's design process
That's where a method called »directed evolution« comes in. It was pioneered in the early 1990s by an American chemical engineer named Frances H. Arnold at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). In 2018, it won her the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Arnold herself has called it a way of »copying nature's design process.« The idea is to take any microorganism, such as a bacterium or fungus, that has the potential to produce a certain type of enzyme. The next step is to then spawn thousands upon thousands of new varieties of that organism by inducing random mutations. This can today be done easily and reliably with certain chemicals, radiation, or even just with UV light. After that, it's a matter of selecting which, if any, of those new organisms produce an enzyme that fits the task at hand.
Clariant uses proprietary technology to carry out protein engineering and directed evolution. That involves first creating diversity both at the protein and the organism level and then selecting for the specific properties that fit the desired industrial application. However, testing thousands upon thousands of individual organisms and proteins is both hard and tedious. Luckily, Katja Kirsch has two untiring robotic arms at her disposal, bulky metal contraptions that rotate and jerk at all kinds of unnatural angles. Kirsch is a scientist at the CBC and her robotic arms are part of a High-Throughput Screening (HTS) system. Clariant runs two of these at the CBC. The robots slide up and down a lab bench taking every variant sample through various tests to determine which one fits the intended process best. It is Kirsch's job to design the specific sequences of steps and tests. To speed things up, each sample occupies a position in a microplate, a plastic rectangle with up to 1 536 wells or tiny test tubes, arranged like boxes in a crossword puzzle. »For size reference: An individual well holds only a fraction of a raindrop,« says Kirsch.
»We run thousands of samples per week to select them for specific properties.«Katja Kirsch Scientist, Group Biotechnology
Once the robots have taken the microplates through the tests, they store them in a fridge. »With this setup, we are able to process many thousands of samples per week,« says Kirsch, as she points to a display next to the fridge. It shows results for each and every well on any of the microplates in the fridge. Those results can be the concentration of a specific enzyme or any of its useful properties needed in an industrial process. They can even be the result of thousands of tiny washing cycles. For that, Kirsch will have put a minuscule piece of purposely stained cloth into each of the wells before she lets a scanner determine how effective each enzyme was in removing the stain. »Then it's just a matter of defining which variants give the results that we find promising, and the robots will select the corresponding samples from all the plates in the fridge for further tests or as starting point for a new cycle of evolution,« explains Kirsch. That's the beauty of directed evolution: The CBC uses nature's toolbox to come up with new solutions to a problem and then has robots select the best fit for an industrial process, which is then developed for production.
One of the latest innovations using directed evolution to come out of Clariant's Biotechnology is a brand new biopolymer. »The term gets thrown around a lot,« says Zavrel. »For us, a biopolymer is both derived from a natural, renewable resource and is also fully biodegradable.« He and his team were able to develop such a material with the help of a microorganism. »It produces the polymer as a defense mechanism using natural sugars,« says Zavrel. What's even more interesting, the biopolymer does not pollute the ocean with microplastics because natural microorganisms can completely break down and digest any leaked product just like a regular sugar. »This could be a great sustainable alternative for traditional polymers in many different industries,« Zavrel says.
A new solution to an old problem
Another recent innovation connects the CBC with one of mankind's oldest uses for fermentation: brewing beer. While working on sunliquid® in its earliest stages, Zavrel developed an entirely new process to extract the alcohol from a fermentation. He stumbled upon the solution by accident when he stored a sample of the brew together with one of Clariant's own products. What he found was that the material soaked up alcohol like a sponge. In a small room next to the main laboratory, Zavrel assembled an apparatus, which is about the size of a small car, and tried it with a case of lager beer that he bought from the shop across the street. Without much tinkering, he was able to reduce the alcohol level by 90%. That left him with a beer that qualifies as »alcohol-free« but still has all its complex flavor compounds intact. »This technology fits perfectly the unmet needs in the non-alcoholic beer or wine market,« says Zavrel. He is not alone in seeing the potential. According to market research performed by external partners as well as internal market intelligence, sales of non-alcoholic and low-alcohol drinks are growing steadily in most industrial countries, in line with other health-conscious trends. Even in beer-thirsty Germany, non-alcoholic brews are the only kind that have seen substantial growth in recent years. And then there are new markets in the Middle East and parts of Asia, where people abstain from alcohol for religious reasons.
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How Clariant's new way of dealcoholization works
Clariant's unique process for dealcoholization uses a method called gas stripping. A pump streams the mixture of carbon dioxide, water vapor, alcohol, and esters accumulating atop the brew through a bed of zeolite. This specific type of microporous aluminosilicate is produced by Clariant's Business Unit Catalysts. Its microscopic pores capture only the alcohol. That is because water molecules are too small and the complex esters responsible for distinct beer aroma are too large to get stuck. Both can simply be pumped back into the beer. Once the zeolite is saturated with pure alcohol, it's then easily emptied out with a vacuum pump, and the cycle continues.
As with any of its innovations, Clariant's Biotechnology team has intensively evaluated the market potential early on. But unlike most new technologies coming out of the CBC, dealcoholizing beer is a completely new business for Clariant. »That's why we've put resources for commercialization in place ourselves and want to act as an incubator in this development phase,« says Andreas Reindl, who heads Business Development at Clariant Biotechnology. »The key is to now bring this true innovation to market quickly, ideally starting with strong mid-sized brewing companies.« This means that Clariant Biotechnology is breaking new ground for the company. Then again, being open to new opportunities seems essential to Clariant's Biotechnology. Or as Louis Pasteur, one of the fathers of microbiology, once famously said: »Chance favors only the prepared mind.«
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