Microreactors in Preparative Chemistry – Practical Aspects in Bioprocessing, Nanotechnology Catalysis and more

Wladimir Reschetilowski is Director of the Institute of Industrial Chemistry at the University of Technology Dresden, Germany. Having obtained his academic degrees from Technical University Leuna-Merseburg, he began his career working at the Leipzig University, continued it for DECHEMA (Society for Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Frankfurt/M.) as the Head of the Department of Technical Chemistry before taking up his present appointment as Full Professor at the University of Technology Dresden. Professor Reschetilowski has authored over 200 scientific publications in the field of acid and bifunctional catalytic conversion of hydrocarbons by microporous and mesoporous solids, asymmetric synthesis on chiral-modified catalyst systems, application of microstructured reactors in preparative chemistry and catalytic conversion of bio-based raw materials into organic base products and fuels. He is awarded with an honorary professorship by St.-Petersburg State University of Technology and is known as the principal author of the compendium 'Academic curriculum of teaching technical chemistry' in German Universities as well as of the teaching book 'Technisch-chemisches Praktikum'. He is also appointed expert of the accreditation agency in engineering, computer sciences, natural sciences and mathematics (ASIIN).