Anke Bockreis

Professor of Waste Treatment and Resource Management

University of Innsbruck

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Professor Anke Bockreis is a faculty member at Universität Innsbruck, Austria. Her research focuses on waste treatment and resource management, with recent articles addressing topics such as environmental ethics in circular economy practices, the dynamics of anaerobic digestion, and innovative strategies for sustainable development education. She is actively engaged in exploring the management of organic waste streams and the impact of biowaste treatment on environmental sustainability.

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University of Innsbruck

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Navigating per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in organic waste streams: Sources, challenges and implications for circular economy recycling – A mini-review

Peer Learning Activity zur Bildung für Nachhaltige Entwicklung. Ein innovativer Ansatz für interdisziplinäre Lehre an Universitäten

Environmental ethics considerations in circular economy and waste management

Impact of impeller design on anaerobic digestion: Assessment of mixing dynamics, methane yield, microbial communities and digestate dewaterability

Behandlung von biogenen Abfällen in Kleingeräten in Haushalten und Kleinanlagen in der Gastronomie

Erfahrungswerte im Praxiseinsatz von Vorsammelhilfen in der getrennten Bioabfallsammlung mit Fokus auf Tirol

Dissolved organic material changes during combined treatment of a mixture of landfill leachate and anaerobic digestate using deammonification and chemical coagulation

Insight into the application of biochars produced from wood residues for removing different fractions of dissolved organic material (DOM) from bio-treated wastewater

Decentralised system for demand-oriented collection of food waste – Assessment of biomethane potential, pathogen development and microbial community structure

Corrigendum to “Alternative feedstock for the production of activated carbon with ZnCl<sub>2</sub>: Forestry residue biomass and waste wood” [Carbon Resour. Convers. 5 (2022) 299–309, (S2588913322000461), (10.1016/j.crcon.2022.09.001)]

Alternative feedstock for the production of activated carbon with ZnCl2: Forestry residue biomass and waste wood

Residual municipal solid waste as co-substrate at wastewater treatment plants: An assessment of methane yield, dewatering potential and microbial diversity

Separation of biodegradable material from the low calorific fraction of municipal solid waste

Determination of the dewatered digestate amounts and methane yields from the co-digestion of biowaste as a basis for a cost-benefit analysis

The economic efficiency of the co-digestion at WWTPs: A full-scale study

Mechanical separation of impurities in biowaste: Comparison of four different pretreatment systems

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