Catherine Boccadoro
Chief Scientist
cabo@norceresearch.no
+47 51 87 54 93
+47 473 31 738
Prof. Olav Hanssensvei 15, 4021 Stavanger, Norway
Division
Climate & Environment
Research Groups
More information about Catherine
Projects
Publications
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Academic articleEvaluation of brewer's spent grain-derived lignocellulosic hydrolysate as a feedstock for amino acid production by submerged fermentation– Biochemical engineering journal 2023
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Academic articleSubmerged fermentation of animal fat by-products by oleaginous filamentous fungi for the production of unsaturated single cell oil– Fermentation 2021
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Academic articleFragment exchange (FX) plasmid tools for CRISPR/Cas9-mediated gene integration and protease production in Bacillus subtilis– Applied and Environmental Microbiology 2020
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Academic articleIdentification of microbial key-indicators of oil contamination at sea through tracking of oil biotransformation: An Arctic Field and Laboratory study– Science of the Total Environment 2019
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Academic articleMicrobial community response and migration of petroleum compounds during a sea-ice oil spill experiment in Svalbard– Marine Environmental Research 2018
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Academic chapterDetection of oil leaks by quantifying hydrocarbonoclastic bacteria in cold marine environments using the Environmental Sample Processor,– 2017
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Academic articleCapturing Early Changes in the Marine Bacterial Community as a Result of Crude oil Pollution in a Mesocosm Experiment– Microbes and Environments 2017
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Popular scientific chapterCan we use miocrobes to tell us about the presence of oil in water ?– 2017
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Conference lectureArctic seawater and sea-ice microbial populations and their response to crude oil pollution– 5th International Symposium on Applied Microbiology and Molecular Biology in Oil Systems (ISMOS5) 2015
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Conference lectureThe Environmental Sample Processor:a tool for oil leaks detection by quantifying hydrocarbonoclastic bacteria in marine environments– 5TH NORWEGIAN ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY SYMPOSIUM 2014
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Conference lectureDetection of oil leaks by quantifying hydrocarbonoclastic bacteria in cold marine environments using the Environmental Sample Processor– 37th AMOP Technical Seminar Environmental Contamination and Response 2014
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Academic articleMechanisms Involved in Microbially Enhanced Oil Recovery– Transport in Porous Media 2012
