POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY
AT CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PILOT PLANT
Chemical Engineering Pilot Plant offers research (Msc. or PhD level) programmes in the following areas;
Research topic/area
- Fermentation & microbiology
- Lactic acid production
- Viability, safety and scaling up study on probiotics
- High viability study of spray dried microencapsulated probiotic bacteria
- Scaling-up studies of Bioprocess
- Cosmeseutical
- Development of natural preservative for cosmetic
- Cosmetic formulation for improve skin elastivity and vitality
- Development of natural base cosmetic materials
- Food technology
- Inulin production and characterization from natural resources
- Optimization of virgin coconut oil processing
- Effect of extraction techniques on organoleptic properties of natural flavour from plants
- The effect of feed formulation on the solubility and dispersbility of coconut-based non dairy creamer
- Aromatherapy
- Effect of extraction techniques on the chemical and organoleptic properties of essential oils
- Antimicrobial properties of plant essential oils
- Essential oil for massage oils
- Effect of essentials oil on ventilation system sanitation
- Nutraceutical and Phytochemical
- Development natural colour and co-pigment from plants
- Metabolomic profiling of local plants
- Effect of processing parameters on antioxidant activity from Curcuma xanthorrhiza
- Metabolic profiling studies
- Standardization studies of herbal extract
- Efficacy study of bromelin and papain as anti -inflammatory in cosmetic and nutraceutical products
- Antidiabetic study from cinnamon extract
- Effect of processing parameters on the Zingiber zerumbet oleorein on the antibacterial activity of Staphylococcus aureus
- Biopesticide
- Toxicology and efficacy of phytochemical based biopesticide
- Biofertilizer
- Effect of formulation on the quality of biofertilizer
- Oleochemical
- Separation and purification of Tocopherol and Tocotrienol for nutraceutical application
- Development of biofuel and biolubricants
- Herbal or Phytochemical Processing
- Effect of processing parameters on the yield and quality of herbal extract
- Optimisation of extraction and drying (spray/freeze) processes
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| For further detail on the abovementioned topics, please contact Prof. Dr Muhammad Roji Sarmidi at mroji@cepp.utm.my or Call +607-5532052 |
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