Guneet Kaur
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About my research
My research area is biological engineering. I specialize in microbial biosystems engineering, bioreactor processes and modelling, meta-omics technologies, and resource management for bio-industrial manufacturing of high-value products, biomedical and bio-health, and environmental applications, and development of sustainable circular bioeconomy. - The research is directly related to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), specifically SDG 7, 9, 11, and 13. To achieve these goals, I design transformative and advanced bioengineered processes for sustainable production of biochemicals, biotherapeutics, agri-bioinoculants, biomaterials, and clean energy generation.
How my research improves life
Sustainable bioprocessing and biomanufacturing technologies are critically needed to boost the Canadian bio-based economy in economic production of bio-based products. Their high relevance to Canada has been witnessed during and post COVID-19 pandemic. My research perfectly aligns with and fulfils this requirement and therefore has direct and significant implications towards sustainable biomanufacturing, agriculture, energy and bio-health sectors. More importantly, it contributes to the SDGs which are needed to improve life.
Why choose U of G?
Being at the forefront of bioprocessing and bioeconomy, U of G enables me to perform cutting-edge research in the area of biological engineering. This allows me to attract top students with diverse backgrounds in biochemical, microbial, agricultural and environmental engineering. The numerous funding opportunities available for graduate students provide a good research support to them along with a world-class training.
Research Interests
- Sustainable manufacturing of high-value bio-products via biochemical engineering
- Microbial engineering and metagenomics
- Process intensification based on In-situ Product Recovery (ISPR) and continuous bioprocessing
- Waste valorization and biorefinery
- Contribute towards SDGs 7, 9, 11 and 13, and circular (bio)economy
Undergraduate Courses
- ENGG*2660 Biological Engineering Systems I
- ENGG*3830 Bio-Process Engineering
Graduate Courses
- ENGG****