E (Rik) Maasdam MSc

Promovendus, DLO Onderzoeker

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During the storage of manure, microbiological processes take place in which, among other things, methane and nitrous oxide gas are formed. In particular, the microbiological process(es) that play a role in the formation of nitrous oxide have not yet been fully investigated. In my PhD research I try to understand these processes and test possible mitigation strategies to prevent the emission during storage.

I also work in the Emission and Manure Valorisation department on, among other

Air scrubber systems in livestock farming;

Valorisation of manure(products);

Methane oxidation techniques for in livestock farming.

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Organisation	Wageningen University & Research
Subdivision	Environmental Technology
Address	De Elst 1 6708WD WAGENINGEN
Telephone number	+31317489031
Building/room	Zodiac A(1)/N.A.
Expertise	Environmental engineering, Animal husbandry, Biogas slurry, Biological techniques, Cattle slurry, Environmental technology, Ammonia emission, Manure treatment, Manures, Methane, Greenhouse gases