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Akinlade Sheriff Segun (2024 - Assessment of pineapple waste management among smallholder farmers in Nigeria: Case of the Edo state); Ayeah Gideon Gobti (2024 - Influencing Factors for Household Decisions on Adoption and Use of Biogas Technology: The Case of Bamenda, North West Region of Cameroon); Bilson Thaddeus Tawiah (2024 - What factors influence the adoption of biogas technology as a renewable energy source in Ghana?); Ilo John Oluwatosin (2024 - Assessing the Potential of Cassava Waste as a Feedstock for Biogas Production: Case Study Ilaro Nigeria); Jana Larbi (2024 - Valorisation of Spent Coffee Grounds for Bioenergy Purposes); Liasu Monsur Akin Abisoye (2024 - Medium-Scale Biogas Plants: Feasible Solution for Organic Waste Management in Nigeria); Němeček Matyáš (2024 - What are the opportunities for Agrivoltaics in Europe and Global South?); Temitayo Oladeji (2023 - Biogas production as a strategic way of urban waste management in Lagos, Nigeria: Case study of Olusun landfill); Opeyemi Oshundaro (2023 - Vegetable and Fruit waste as a source of biogas: Case of Ipokia, Nigeria); AbdulAzeez Shobajo (2023 - The potential of sugarcane bagasse as a feedstock for biogas production in Nigeria); Peter Kwame Konadu (2023 - Influencing factors for household decisions on adoption and use of biogas technology: Case of Ghana); Fiifi Aggrey-Sey (2023 - Biogas in developing countries and the SDGs: Comparative cross-fuel analysis for biogas and other cooking sources in Central Ghana); Safiyya Kasim (2022 - Intern), Jonathan Teufel (2022 - Intern), Liasu Babatunde (2022- Small-Scale Biogas Technology In Nigeria - Perspective of rural areas), Abiodun Victor Adedeji (2022- Challenges for biogas commercialization in Nigeria), Yehor Nykyforov (2022- Development of an efficient slow-growth method for the In vitro storage of garlic (Allium sativum), Anna Chládová (former projects administrator 2019-2022), Jackline Phiona Mukisa (2021 - Biogas in Uganda and the SDGs: A comparative cross-sectional fuel analysis of wood and biogas on case of Iganga district), Sheriff Noi (2021 - Small-scale biogas plants in Vietnam: How are affected by policy issues?), Ana del Carmen Sanjur Garavito (2021 - Estimation of biogas potential from livestock manure and its climate value for Cambodia), Veronika Schmidtová (former Junior project manager). Haya Suleiman (2021 - Waste management practices in Jordan (Al Ghoor region) and potential for implementation of biogas technology), Nikola Kadeřábková (2021 - Biogas as a potential renewable energy source: A case of Bhutan), Kseniia Paramonova (2020 - The fate of abandoned small-scale biogas plants – case of Vietnam), Marek Jelínek (2019 - Global Warming Potential as a Challenge for Small-scale Biogas Plants in Vietnam), Sergio L. Barrera (2017 - Life Cycle Assessment of Small-scale Biogas Technology in Vietnam), Tomáš Heller (2014 - Analysis of potential of implementation of small biogas stations in Tapanuli Utera, North Sumatra), Marie Phamová (2014 - Impact of biogas technology on rural women, case study in central Vietnam).

Doctoral Alumni:

Ghaith Hasan (2023 - Social and economic assessment of small-scale biogas plants in the developing world: A case of Syria); Eduardo Duque Dussan (2023 - Design and performance of a solar dryer for processing of coffee beans in Colombia); Yamen Homaidan Shmeit (2023 - Induced Polyploidization in species from the Lamiaceae family: Satureja montana L. and Thymus vulgaris L);

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