Juha Mentu, lisään kknetworkiin saksankielistä sisältöä osana markkinatutkimusprojektia, joka on siirtymässä uuteen vaiheeseen. Samalla pakotan itseni kirjoittamaan ja ilmaisemaan itseäni saksankielellä. - Helge
Juha, I think a part of the blame is with me. I've been busy with a few other things for the past two years. A moderator has to be active or the network falls to sleep. Still, motivated to maintain this network and planning to activate it again. FB does draw all the attention now-days. I've also tried to develop a new writing style and it takes time. There're quite a few active indians promoting relocation services, and other things. This platform could be more focused than FB and other mass consumer services.
Biodegradation sounds interesting. Genomic tools are something which I have not used personally - but I know the basics of 16SrRNA and PCR methods. Stora Enso (which I worked for 1986-2006) ordered those analyses from Viikki, VTT/Espoo or KCL, and I had chances to visit all those labs.
Effects of biocides on paper industry bacteria is a most important topic for me today. What kind of biocides, what kind of dosing etc. are often asked from me. Biofilms and spore-forming bacteria have been the subjects of my research already over 20 years. I have also worked with coliforms (esp. with Klebsiella pneumoniae) on 1970's-1980's.
Leena Suominen / Viikki (do you know Leena?) helped me to detect plasmids of K.pneumoniae, and I started my Dr.thesis work with it - but had to leave it when I started working for Enso-Gutzeit Oy in Imatra. It is still one of my "favourite" bacteria, no matter its pathogenic features.
Are you a member of Mikrobiologikilta? If so, we maybe meet in Autumn meeting?
I graduated from Viikki about a year ago, been working as a research scientist at VTT in a project concerning microbial ecology in the deep biospheres. My contract ends in a month, after which I will start my phD project at SYKE. The project is just starting, it's on biodegradation of herbicides in ground water using genomic tools... should be interesting!
I read your article in Inocula, you're working with paper machine microbes, right? That should be interesting. I will visit your blog later on to look more closely in the subject.
Hi Juha!
Your German is pretty good. Gut gesprochen, schön geschrieben. :) Yes, I visited your blog. I guess you are working in the paper industry. Right now, I'm still caught in a lot of offline activities and can't spend as much time in the various communities as I would wish too. However this will change in the coming weeks hopefully and then I'll be able to invest also more time here on kk.
Have a nice weekend. We'll sure meet again :)
Wilbau
Thank you for reaching out via this site. I am currently involved in various activities - feel free to see my linkedin profile - www.linkedin.com/in/susankangnam - if you have a profile, I would be happy to request for add via LinkedIn.
Hi Juha,
I just wonder, but assume you did get my comments to you yesterday (I do not see it here...). It sounds nice, if you call me on the 9th of September, which is exact time for a cup of coffee. My number is 040 585 2872
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Juha Mentu, lisään kknetworkiin saksankielistä sisältöä osana markkinatutkimusprojektia, joka on siirtymässä uuteen vaiheeseen. Samalla pakotan itseni kirjoittamaan ja ilmaisemaan itseäni saksankielellä. - Helge
Juha, I think a part of the blame is with me. I've been busy with a few other things for the past two years. A moderator has to be active or the network falls to sleep. Still, motivated to maintain this network and planning to activate it again. FB does draw all the attention now-days. I've also tried to develop a new writing style and it takes time. There're quite a few active indians promoting relocation services, and other things. This platform could be more focused than FB and other mass consumer services.
I'm preparing myself to talk about intelligent measurement and automation applications in the fields of mining and processing of rawmaterials.
Juha, oletko miten paljon pohtinut mikrobiologian ja bioteknologian mahdollisuuksia kaivannaisteollisuudessa ja ympäristöasioissa?
Thank you for your response!
Biodegradation sounds interesting. Genomic tools are something which I have not used personally - but I know the basics of 16SrRNA and PCR methods. Stora Enso (which I worked for 1986-2006) ordered those analyses from Viikki, VTT/Espoo or KCL, and I had chances to visit all those labs.
Effects of biocides on paper industry bacteria is a most important topic for me today. What kind of biocides, what kind of dosing etc. are often asked from me. Biofilms and spore-forming bacteria have been the subjects of my research already over 20 years. I have also worked with coliforms (esp. with Klebsiella pneumoniae) on 1970's-1980's.
Leena Suominen / Viikki (do you know Leena?) helped me to detect plasmids of K.pneumoniae, and I started my Dr.thesis work with it - but had to leave it when I started working for Enso-Gutzeit Oy in Imatra. It is still one of my "favourite" bacteria, no matter its pathogenic features.
Are you a member of Mikrobiologikilta? If so, we maybe meet in Autumn meeting?
Regards & luck for your new job!
Juha
I graduated from Viikki about a year ago, been working as a research scientist at VTT in a project concerning microbial ecology in the deep biospheres. My contract ends in a month, after which I will start my phD project at SYKE. The project is just starting, it's on biodegradation of herbicides in ground water using genomic tools... should be interesting!
I read your article in Inocula, you're working with paper machine microbes, right? That should be interesting. I will visit your blog later on to look more closely in the subject.
Nice of you to contact me through this site!
Cheers,
Aura
Please add me up
Best,
Dr Sunil Thaman
President Conformity Assessment
ISO 9001,14001,18001,22000,27000 and others
Your German is pretty good. Gut gesprochen, schön geschrieben. :) Yes, I visited your blog. I guess you are working in the paper industry. Right now, I'm still caught in a lot of offline activities and can't spend as much time in the various communities as I would wish too. However this will change in the coming weeks hopefully and then I'll be able to invest also more time here on kk.
Have a nice weekend. We'll sure meet again :)
Wilbau
Thank you for the invitation to linkedin. I will visit it as soon as possible.
You can read about my professional ideas in www.industrymicrobiologist.blogspot.com
and about my hobby in
www.travellingwitheyes.blogspot.com
With best regards,
Juha
Thank you for reaching out via this site. I am currently involved in various activities - feel free to see my linkedin profile - www.linkedin.com/in/susankangnam - if you have a profile, I would be happy to request for add via LinkedIn.
Wish you all the best!
Sincerely,
Susan
Boston, NYC
USA
I just wonder, but assume you did get my comments to you yesterday (I do not see it here...). It sounds nice, if you call me on the 9th of September, which is exact time for a cup of coffee. My number is 040 585 2872
Regards,
Sari
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