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Lignin Valorization via Acidolysis with Ethylene Glycol Stabilization De Santi, Alessandra
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De Santi, A. (2021). Lignin Valorization via Acidolysis with Ethylene Glycol Stabilization. University of Groningen. https://doi.org/10.33612/diss.169171380
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1. “The best part of our brain, that which is neocortical, must be used to help others and not just to make discoveries” (“La componente migliore del nostro cervello, la componente neocorticale, deve essere utilizzata per l’aiuto al prossimo, non soltanto per la scoperta”) - Rita Levi Montalcini (Nobel Prize in Medicine, 1986).
2. Interdisciplinary research is the key for great and productive Science.
3. If the research community were more focused on cooperation rather than competition, scientific development will proceed way faster.
4. Never draw conclusions on a reaction that involves lignin from the product color.
5. Lignin and acid, not such a bad combination after all!
6. Having fun during a PhD is as important as dedication and talent. 7. The feeling of the one time you get a good result compensates for all the other experiments that failed.
