Catherine Boccadoro

Phone: +47 51 87 54 93
Mobile: +47 473 31 738
Email: cabo@norceresearch.no
Office Address: Prof. Olav Hanssensvei 15, 4021 Stavanger, Norway

Projects

Project

iEnzyme: Optimalisering av enzymatisk hydrolyse av marint restråstoff

Project

OPENZ - Optimized enzymes for food applications

Project

aMASE - Engineering the sensory quality of marine ingredients using marine sensory enzymes

Publications

Identification and quantitative detection of hydrocarbon-degrading genes in North Sea water for use with a real-time monitoring device
2018
Development of a 16S rRNA based assay for detection of Oleispira antarctica using a portable surface plasmon resonance (SPR) instrument
2018
Microbial community response and migration of petroleum compounds during a sea-ice oil spill experiment in Svalbard
Marine Environmental Research 2018
Identification and quantitative detection of hydrocarbon-degrading genes in North Sea water for use with a real-time monitoring device
2017
Capturing Early Changes in the Marine Bacterial Community as a Result of Crude oil Pollution in a Mesocosm Experiment
Microbes and Environments 2017
Can we use miocrobes to tell us about the presence of oil in water ?
2017
Environmental surveillance of marine oil releases using an autonomous ecogenomic sensor – development of a surface plasmon resonance based assay for Oleispira antarctica detection
2017
Environmental surveillance of marine oil releases using an autonomous ecogenomic sensor
2017
Identification and quantitative detection of hydrocarbon-degrading genes in the North Sea water for use with a real-time monitoring device
2017
‘Full City’ carrier oil spill near Langesund, Norway: Bacterial community shifts, petroleum degrading and surfactant producing microorganisms
2015
Bacterial DNA markers for crude oil pollution detection in cold seawater
2015
Arctic seawater and sea-ice microbial populations and their response to crude oil pollution
2015
The Environmental Sample Processor:a tool for oil leaks detection by quantifying hydrocarbonoclastic bacteria in marine environments
2014
Quantitative analyses of hydrocarbon-degrading bacteria in the marine environment for the development of markers of petroleum pollution
2014
Short term changes in marine bacterial community structure following crude oil exposure at low temperature
2014
Detection of oil leaks by quantifying hydrocarbonoclastic bacteria in cold marine environments using the Environmental Sample Processor
2014
The application of quantitative PCR technique to early oil leak detection at sea,a new and innovative look on monitoring technologies
2013
Mechanisms Involved in Microbially Enhanced Oil Recovery
Transport in Porous Media 2012