From June 10th till 14th, Anıl Tellbüscher participated in the Irish Summer School on Anaerobic Digestion of Biomass at the University of Galway. The event was hosted by the School of Engineering under Prof. Xinmin Zhan.
During the Summer School, Anıl attended lectures related to the theory, application, latest trends and developments in anaerobic digestion, such as the production of hydrogen and volatile fatty acids, cost- and environmental impact considerations in anaerobic digestion processes and the application of machine learning in environmental research. Implementing those technologies in aquaculture could pose a considerable benefit for society by providing energy and affordable fertilizer in regions with costly transportation or limited access to fossil fuels, while decreasing the environmental impact of aquaculture.
The summer school was supported by the EU COST Action CA20133 “FULLRECO4US” - Cross Border Transfer and Development of Sustainable Resource Recovery Strategies Towards Zero Waste.
