Saskia Lindhoud

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University of Twente

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Saskia Lindhoud is an Associate Professor at the University of Twente in the Netherlands. Her research focuses on membrane technology, specifically in areas such as enzymatic activity enhancement, nanoplastics removal, and the development of polyelectrolyte complex-based materials for separation processes. Recent articles authored by her explore advancements in saloplastic anion exchange membranes and molecular information processing within chemical reaction networks.

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University of Twente Incentive Fund

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Complex Coacervates as novel Molecular Crowding agents

Open Date: 2013-01-01

Close Date: 2017-12-01

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Jéré van Lente

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Albert S. Y. Wong

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Wiebe de Vos

University of Twente

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Tuning the Enzymatic Activity of Aqueous Phase Separation-Based PEI-PSS Membranes

Evaluating the Efficiency of Enhanced Coagulation for Nanoplastics Removal Using Flow Cytometry

Improving the fixed charge density of sustainably produced saloplastic anion exchange membranes

Improving the fixed charge density of sustainably produced saloplastic anion exchange membranes

Polyelectrolyte complex-based materials for separations: progress, challenges and opportunities

Distribution of polyelectrolytes and counterions upon polyelectrolyte complexation

Molecular Information Processing in a Chemical Reaction Network Using Surface‐Mediated Polyelectrolyte Complexation

Sequestration of Small Ions and Weak Acids and Bases by a Polyelectrolyte Complex Studied by Simulation and Experiment

Biocatalytic PEI–PSS membranes through aqueous phase separation: influence of casting solution pH and operational temperature

Achieving lysozyme functionalization in PDADMAC–NaPSS saloplastics through salt annealing

Achieving lysozyme functionalization in PDADMAC-NaPSS saloplastics through salt annealing

Control over Charge Density by Tuning the Polyelectrolyte Type and Monomer Ratio in Saloplastic-Based Ion-Exchange Membranes

Preparation of Sodium Carboxymethyl Cellulose–Chitosan Complex Membranes through Sustainable Aqueous Phase Separation

Conceptual Modeling Enables Systems Thinking in Sustainable Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

Biomolecular condensates can both accelerate and suppress aggregation of α-synuclein

Sustainable K+/Na+ monovalent-selective membranes with hot-pressed PSS-PVA saloplastics

Hot-pressing polyelectrolyte complexes into tunable dense saloplastics

Extraction of Lysozyme from Chicken Albumen Using Polyelectrolyte Complexes

Complex coacervates as extraction media

Collaborators (3)

Jéré van Lente

Albert S. Y. Wong

Wiebe de Vos

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