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Michael Resch is listed as Lead R&D to Convert Renewable Carbon into Fuels and Chemicals at National Renewable Energy Laboratory, based in Golden, Colorado, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at nrel.gov, phone signal with area code 303, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Michael Resch.
Michael Resch previously worked as Director CO2 Reduction and Utilization for eFuels Consortium at National Renewable Energy Laboratory and Integration of CO2 Electrolysis with Microbial Syngas Upgrading to Enable BioEnergy Carbon Capture a at National Renewable Energy Laboratory. Michael Resch holds Ph.D., Biochemsitry And Molecular Biology from Colorado State University.
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Dr. Resch's career at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) began in 2008 as a postdoctoral researcher working on cellulase and hemicellulase enzyme characterization, funded by the Department of Energy through the BioEnergy Science Center and the Bioenergy Technologies Office (BETO). The optimization of biomass pretreatment and enzyme improvements lowered the cost of low temperature biological conversion of biofuels and bioproducts. These results were demonstrated at the bench-scale (milliliter) up to demonstration-scale (1000s liters).At NREL, he was also involved in investigating biological lignin depolymerization with the ultimate goal of upgrading lignin molecules into value-added fuels or chemicals. From October 2016 – September 2017, Dr. Resch was awarded a Materials & Operations Detail at the Bioenergy Technologies Office in Washington, D.C., supporting the Advanced Algal Systems and Conversion Platforms. Dr. Resch provided technical expertise to ensure the integration of strong research and technology with industrial relevance to support BETO's R&D focus of enabling a striving bioeconomy. Dr. Resch was also involved in the planning and implementation of technical priorities as a member of a multi-federal agency Biomass R&D working group, which developed an “Action Plan” of R&D focus to achieve a thriving U.S. bioeconomy.These experiences will be leveraged by contributing to the leadership of the FCIC to address biomass feed-handling issues while maintaining low and high temperature conversion performance. This consortium will leverage the expertise and relationships between national lab core capabilities, industry and BETO leadership to collectively achieve our goal of a successful bioeconomy. Addressing issues plaguing the burgeoning lignocellulosic biofuel industry will prove to develop new agricultural revenue streams, create domestic jobs, and maintain energy security while reducing harmful greenhouse gas emissions.
Listed skills include Protein Chemistry, Protein Purification, Purification, Biofuels, and 45 others.
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Golden, CO, US
The CO2 Consortium is funded by the Department of Energy's BioEnergy Technologies Office between The National Renewable Energy Lab, Oak Ridge National Lab, Lawrence Berkley National Lab and Livermore National Lab. The misson of the Consortium is to develop technologies to upgrade CO2 to fuels and chemicals in order to reduce GHG emissions as well as land.
Golden, CO, US
Leading a BioEnergy Technologies Office Biopower funded project in collaboration with Diooxide Materials and LanzaTech to develop innovations in the use of industrial CO2 sources to improve the carbon efficiency and decrease greenhouse gas emission. This project integrates electrochemical reduction of CO2 into syngas (CO,H2) with gas fermentation to.
Golden, CO, US
Leading the Technology to Market efforts in a DOE ARPA-e REFUEL funded project with the University of Minnesota (PI - Alon McCormick) aimed at producing Ammonia. The outcome of this project will be to make Ammonia synthesis more sustainable and economical, the concept improves the traditional Haber-Bosch process for synthesizing ammonia. The process uses.
Golden, CO, US
Dr. Resch contributed to the leadership of the Feedstock Conversion Interface Consortium. The focus of the FCIC is to address biomass feed-handling issues while maintaining low and high temperature conversion performance. This consortium will leverage the expertise and relationships between national lab core capabilities, industry and BETO leadership to.
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Granted a Materials and Operations (M&O) Detail Assignment at the U.S. Department of Energy, BioTechnology Office (BETO). Primarily working with Alison Goss Eng (Algae Platform, Program Manager) and Kevin Craig (Conversion Platform, Program Manager). The objective of this assignment is to provide technical and analytical expertise for the development and.
Golden, CO, US
Management of highly trained scientists in the Bioprocess Research Group in the National Bioenergy Center. Development of biological systems to upgrade biomass into advanced biofuels and bioproducts.
Golden, CO, US
Cellulase and hemicellulase purification and biophysical characterizationLignin isolation Biomass pretreatmentSynergistic effects of combining free and complexed lignocellulytic enzymesBiological lignin depolymerizationBiochemical process Integration
Golden, CO, US
- Biochemist and Molecular Biologist- Cellulase and hemi-cellulase biophysical and enzymatic characterization
Golden, CO, US
Cellulase and Hemicellulase discovery and characterization
Fort Collins, CO, US
In vitro chromatin and nucleosome and biophysical characterization. Studied under joint PIs Jeffrey C. Hansen and Karolin Luger.
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Michael Resch works for National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
Michael Resch is listed as Lead R&D to Convert Renewable Carbon into Fuels and Chemicals at National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
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Michael Resch holds Ph.D., Biochemsitry And Molecular Biology from Colorado State University.
Michael Resch is listed with skills including Protein Chemistry, Protein Purification, Purification, Biofuels, Biochemistry, Biophysics, Enzymes, and Characterization.
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