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Zerva Anastasia

Zerva Anastasia

Brief Curriculum Vitae

Dr. A. Zerva is an Assistant Professor at the Biotechnology Department of AUA, specializing in Enzymology and Enzyme Biotechnology. Her research interests focus on the discovery and characterization of novel enzymes from microbial sources and their biotechnological utilization in biocatalytic applications, with an emphasis on enzymes used in environmental applications (design of lignocellulosic biomass biorefineries, pollutant degradation, biocatalytic production of food additives, pharmaceuticals cosmetics, etc.). Her teaching duties include the following courses in the undergraduate curriculum of the Biotechnology Department: Enzyme Biotechnology, Molecular Enzymology, Analytical Biotechnology, Circular Biotechnology and Enzyme Biorefineries.

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Anastasia Zerva

Courses

Circular Biotechnology & Enzyme Biorefineries

Hours per week: 5
Credits: 5
The course provides advanced training and in-depth knowledge of the principles of Circular Biotechnology, […]

Analytical Biotechnology

Hours per week: 5
Credits: 5
The course provides specialized training and in-depth knowledge of methods and techniques for biomolecule […]

Molecular Enzymology

Hours per week: 5
Credits: 5
The course provides specialized training and in-depth knowledge of the principles of enzyme function […]

Enzyme Biotechnology

Hours per week: 5
Credits: 5
The course offers advanced training and a comprehensive exploration of enzyme applications and their […]
Zerva Anastasia
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anazer@aua.gr
210529 4316

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Biotechnology is a rapidly advancing discipline which aims at exploitting the progress in life and physical sciences as well as other related fields, in developing new and advanced products, processes and services
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