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  1. Ex-situ biogas enrichment by hydrogenotrophic methanogens at low H2/CO2 ratios: Effect of empty bed residence time
  2. Predicting metabolic pathways and microbial interactions in dark fermentation systems treating real cheese whey effluents
  3. Light–dark cycles improve the 3HV molar fraction in PHBV produced by photoheterotrophic bacteria from odd‐chain fatty acids and cheese whey
  4. Assessment of the oxygen dynamics in microalgae–bacteria systems through respirometry
  5. Electrolytic production of hydrogen from fermented cheese whey wastewater
  6. Bioaccessibility Characterization of Organic Matter, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus from Microalgae-Bacteria Aggregates
  7. Influence of pH and temperature on the performance and microbial community during the production of medium-chain carboxylic acids using winery effluents as substrate
  8. Pretreatment of agave bagasse with ruminal fluid to improve methane recovery
  9. Assessment of polyhydroxyalkanoates and polysaccharides production in native phototrophic consortia under nitrogen and phosphorous-starved conditions
  10. Metabolic Functional Profiles of Microbial Communities in Methane Production Systems Treating Winery Wastewater
  11. Biohydrogen production from fermented acidic cheese whey using lactate: Reactor performance and microbial ecology analysis
  12. Decoupling solid and hydraulic retention times in microalgal biofilm reactors treating primary wastewater: performance and biodiesel potential
  13. Automatic Analysis of Isothermal Amplification via Impedance Time-Constant-Domain Spectroscopy: A SARS-CoV-2 Case Study
  14. Polyhydroxyalkanoates and 5-aminolevulinic acid production by a mixed phototrophic culture using medium-chain carboxylic acids from winery effluents
  15. Experimental evaluation of temperature, nutrients, and initial concentration on medium-chain carboxylic acids production from winery wastes
  16. Hydrothermal kinetic modeling for microalgae biomass under subcritical condition cultivated in a close bubble tubular photobioreactor
  17. Label-free and portable field-effect sensor for monitoring RT-LAMP products to detect SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater
  18. Polyhydroxybutyrate production in one-stage by purple phototrophic bacteria: Influence of alkaline pH, ethanol, and C/N ratios
  19. Feedback Control-Based Strategy Applied for Biohydrogen Production from Acid Cheese Whey
  20. Experimental validation of an interval observer-based sensor fault detection strategy applied to a biohydrogen production dark fermenter
  21. Loop-mediated isothermal amplification-based electrochemical sensor for detecting SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater samples
  22. Study on manipulation of ruminal fermentation using a bioelectrochemical system
  23. Influence of the solids retention time on the formation of the microalgal-bacterial aggregates produced with municipal wastewater
  24. Cyanide treatment of mining tailings using suspended biomass and moving bed biomass reactors
  25. Biomass purge strategies to control the bacterial community and reactor stability for biohydrogen production from winery wastewater
  26. Strategy for the formation of microalgae-bacteria aggregates in high-rate algal ponds
  27. Growth kinetics and quantification of carbohydrate, protein, lipids, and chlorophyll of Spirulina platensis under aqueous conditions using different carbon and nitrogen sources
  28. Nutrient influence on acidogenesis and native microbial community of Agave bagasse
  29. Novel photo-microrespirometric method for the rapid determination of photosynthesis-irradiance (PI) curves in microalgal-bacterial systems
  30. Transient shifts in hydraulic retention times improve the methane production from ruminal hydrolysates of agave bagasse
  31. Influence of wavelength photoperiods and N/P ratio on wastewater treatment with microalgae–bacteria
  32. Thermophilic biogas production from microalgae-bacteria aggregates: biogas yield, community variation and energy balance
  33. Role of xylose from acidic hydrolysates of agave bagasse during biohydrogen production
  34. Thermophilic anaerobic digestion of winery effluents in a two-stage process and the effect of the feeding frequency on methane production
  35. Biological treatment for the degradation of cyanide: A review
  36. Recent advances in biopolymers production from biomass and waste (RABP-2020)
  37. Performance of native open cultures (winery effluents, ruminal fluid, anaerobic sludge and digestate) for medium-chain carboxylic acid production using ethanol and acetate
  38. Surveillance of SARS-CoV-2 in sewage and wastewater treatment plants in Mexico
  39. A review on the factors influencing biohydrogen production from lactate: The key to unlocking enhanced dark fermentative processes
  40. Polyhydroxyalkanoates from organic waste streams using purple non-sulfur bacteria
  41. H2S oxidation coupled to nitrate reduction in a two-stage bioreactor: Targeting H2S-rich biogas desulfurization
  42. Microbial co-culturing strategies for the production high value compounds, a reliable framework towards sustainable biorefinery implementation – an overview
  43. Energy and economic advantages of simultaneous hydrogen and biogas production in microbial electrolysis cells as a function of the applied voltage and biomass content
  44. Evaluation and ranking of polymeric ion exchange membranes used in microbial electrolysis cells for biohydrogen production
  45. Hydrogen production in two-chamber MEC using a low-cost and biodegradable poly(vinyl) alcohol/chitosan membrane
  46. Kinetic characterization of microalgal-bacterial systems: Contributions of microalgae and heterotrophic bacteria to the oxygen balance in wastewater treatment
  47. Hydrogen and methane production from microalgal biomass hydrolyzed in a discontinuous reactor inoculated with ruminal microorganisms
  48. Fermentation of organic wastes and CO2 + H2 off-gas by microbiotas provides short-chain fatty acids and ethanol for n-caproate production
  49. Production of polyhydroxybutyrate by pure and mixed cultures of purple non-sulfur bacteria: A review
  50. Feasibility of quaternary ammonium and 1,4-diazabicyclo[2.2.2]octane-functionalized anion-exchange membranes for biohydrogen production in microbial electrolysis cells
  51. Swirling fluidization in an anoxic membrane bioreactor as an antifouling technique
  52. A comparison of biological, enzymatic, chemical and hydrothermal pretreatments for producing biomethane from Agave bagasse
  53. Stability problems in the hydrogen production by dark fermentation: Possible causes and solutions
  54. Biorecovery of Metals from a Stainless Steel Industrial Effluent through Denitrification Performed in a Novel Anaerobic Swirling Fluidized Membrane Bioreactor (ASFMBR)
  55. Characterization and anaerobic digestion of highly concentrated Mexican wine by-products and effluents
  56. Comparison of suspended and granular cell anaerobic bioreactors for hydrogen production from acid agave bagasse hydrolyzates
  57. Standardized protocol for determination of biohydrogen potential
  58. Essential Nutrients for Improving the Direct Processing of Raw Lignocellulosic Substrates Through the Dark Fermentation Process
  59. Biohydrogen production from winery effluents: control of the homoacetogenesis through the headspace gas recirculation
  60. Microalgal–bacterial aggregates with flue gas supply as a platform for the treatment of anaerobic digestion centrate
  61. Biochemical methane potential from lignocellulosic wastes hydrothermally pretreated
  62. A standardized biohydrogen potential protocol: An international round robin test approach
  63. The hydraulic retention time influences the abundance of Enterobacter, Clostridium and Lactobacillus during the hydrogen production from food waste
  64. Evaluation of the methane production rate from an acidogenic effluent generated in a two-stage process treating winery wastewater
  65. Biogas Production from a Highly Organic Loaded Winery Effluent Through a Two-Stage Process
  66. A step-forward in the characterization of microalgal consortia: Microbiological and kinetic aspects
  67. Biohydrogen production using a granular sludge membrane bioreactor
  68. Fully aerobic bioscrubber for the desulfurization of H2S-rich biogas
  69. Supported ionic liquid membrane based on [bmim][PF6] can be a promising separator to replace Nafion in microbial fuel cells and improve energy recovery: A comparative process evaluation
  70. Bioelectrosynthesis of Methane Integrated With Anaerobic Digestion
  71. Microbial Electrolysis Cell for Biohydrogen Production
  72. Experimental validation of online monitoring and optimization strategies applied to a biohydrogen production dark fermenter
  73. Diagnosis of undesired scenarios in hydrogen production by photo-fermentation
  74. Co-digestion of microalga-bacteria biomass with papaya waste for methane production
  75. Fully aerobic two-step desulfurization process for purification of highly H2 S-laden biogas
  76. Biohydrogen production by batch indoor and outdoor photo-fermentation with an immobilized consortium: A process model with Neural Networks
  77. Influence of Added Nutrients and Substrate Concentration in Biohydrogen Production from Winery Wastewaters Coupled to Methane Production
  78. Temporary feeding shocks increase the productivity in a continuous biohydrogen-producing reactor
  79. Use of solid phosphorus fractionation data to evaluate phosphorus release from waste activated sludge
  80. Distinct effects of furfural, hydroxymethylfurfural and its mixtures on dark fermentation hydrogen production and microbial structure of a mixed culture
  81. Decolourization of Direct Blue 2 by peroxidases obtained from an industrial soybean waste
  82. Effect of the variation of the operating parameters in the production of methane from lignocellulosic waste
  83. From mesophilic to thermophilic conditions: one-step temperature increase improves the methane production of a granular sludge treating agroindustrial effluents
  84. Improvement of methane content in a hydrogenotrophic anaerobic digester via the proper operation of membrane module integrated into an external-loop
  85. Fermentative biohydrogen production in fixed bed reactors using ceramic and polyethylene carriers as supporting material
  86. Reduction of start-up time in a microbial fuel cell through the variation of external resistance
  87. Hydrolysis of microalgal biomass using ruminal microorganisms as a pretreatment to increase methane recovery
  88. Microalgal-bacterial aggregates: Applications and perspectives for wastewater treatment
  89. Influence of solar irradiance levels on the formation of microalgae-bacteria aggregates for municipal wastewater treatment
  90. Kinetic characterization of Scenedesmus quadricauda under low irradiation conditions
  91. Improvement of the bioelectrochemical hydrogen production from food waste fermentation effluent using a novel start-up strategy
  92. Denitrification of metallurgic wastewater: mechanisms of inhibition by Fe, Cr and Ni
  93. Evaluation of various cheese whey treatment scenarios in single-chamber microbial electrolysis cells for improved biohydrogen production
  94. H2 production in membraneless bioelectrochemical cells with optimized architecture: The effect of cathode surface area and electrode distance
  95. A novel gas separation integrated membrane bioreactor to evaluate the impact of self-generated biogas recycling on continuous hydrogen fermentation
  96. Enhancement of methane production from various microalgae cultures via novel ozonation pretreatment
  97. Tratamiento biológico de aguas residuales: Principios, modelación y diseño
  98. A Dynamic Model for Microalgae-Bacteria Aggregates Used for Wastewater Treatment
  99. Biohydrogen production from microalgae
  100. Biohydrogen and methane production via a two-step process using an acid pretreated native microalgae consortium
  101. A mechanistic model supported by data-based classification models for batch hydrogen production with an immobilized photo-bacteria consortium
  102. Corrigendum to “Enhancement of biofuel production via microbial augmentation: The case of dark fermentative hydrogen” [Renew Sustain Energy Rev 57 (2016) 879–891]
  103. Effect of volatile fatty acids mixtures on the simultaneous photofermentative production of hydrogen and polyhydroxybutyrate
  104. Biological pretreatments of microalgal biomass for gaseous biofuel production and the potential use of rumen microorganisms: A review
  105. Microrespirometric determination of the effectiveness factor and biodegradation kinetics of aerobic granules degrading 4-chlorophenol as the sole carbon source
  106. Enhancement of biofuel production via microbial augmentation: The case of dark fermentative hydrogen
  107. Microalgae-bacteria aggregates: effect of the hydraulic retention time on the municipal wastewater treatment, biomass settleability and methane potential
  108. Microbial communities from 20 different hydrogen-producing reactors studied by 454 pyrosequencing
  109. Robust observation strategy to estimate unknown inputs**This research was financed by CONACYT (project 100298) and PAPIIT-UNAM (project IN112114)
  110. Application of microbial electrolysis cells to treat spent yeast from an alcoholic fermentation
  111. BIOSORPTION OF CD, CR, MN, AND PB FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS BY Bacillus SP STRAINS ISOLATED FROM INDUSTRIAL WASTE ACTIVATE SLUDGE
  112. Investigating the effect of hydrogen sulfide impurities on the separation of fermentatively produced hydrogen by PDMS membrane
  113. Evaluation of different support materials used with a photo-fermentative consortium for hydrogen production
  114. Removal of p-nonylphenol isomers using nitrifying sludge in a membrane sequencing batch reactor
  115. Optimization of volatile fatty acids concentration for photofermentative hydrogen production by a consortium
  116. Characterization of oxidized carbon foil as a low-cost alternative to carbon felt-based electrodes in bioelectrochemical systems
  117. Hydrogen and butanol production from native wheat straw by synthetic microbial consortia integrated by species of Enterococcus and Clostridium
  118. Effect of microalgae inoculation on the start-up of microalgae–bacteria systems treating municipal, piggery and digestate wastewaters
  119. Anaerobic digestion of mixed microalgae cultivated in secondary effluent under mesophilic and thermophilic conditions
  120. Hydrogen production in a microbial electrolysis cell fed with a dark fermentation effluent
  121. On-line heuristic optimization strategy to maximize the hydrogen production rate in a continuous stirred tank reactor
  122. Robust observation strategy to estimate the substrate concentration in the influent of a fermentative bioreactor for hydrogen production
  123. Simultaneous biohydrogen production and purification in a double-membrane bioreactor system
  124. Biohydrogen production from industrial wastewaters
  125. Hydrogen and methane production via a two-stage processes (H 2 -SBR + CH 4 -UASB) using tequila vinasses
  126. Exploitation of anaerobic enriched mixed bacteria (AEMB) for the silver and gold nanoparticles synthesis
  127. Biohydrogen production from tequila vinasses using a fixed bed reactor
  128. Performance of a Single-Chamber Microbial Fuel Cell Degrading Phenol: Effect of Phenol Concentration and External Resistance
  129. Comparison of hydrogen-producing bacterial communities adapted in continuous and discontinuous reactors
  130. A cost-effective strategy for the bio-prospecting of mixed microalgae with high carbohydrate content: Diversity fluctuations in different growth media
  131. The source of inoculum plays a defining role in the development of MEC microbial consortia fed with acetic and propionic acid mixtures
  132. Biodegradation of Toilet Wastewaters Generated in Aircrafts
  133. Effect of Starvation upon Activity of Microorganisms Degrading 4-Chlorophenol
  134. Membrane biofouling mechanism in an aerobic granular reactor degrading 4-chlorophenol
  135. Improvement of the robustness of solar photo-Fenton processes using chemometric techniques for the decolorization of azo dye mixtures
  136. Biotic and abiotic characterization of bioanodes formed on oxidized carbon electrodes as a basis to predict their performance
  137. Hydrogen production from acid and enzymatic oat straw hydrolysates in an anaerobic sequencing batch reactor: Performance and microbial population analysis
  138. Effect of the Organic Matter to Ammonia Ratio on Aerobic Granulation during 4-Chlorophenol Degradation in a Sequencing Batch Reactor
  139. Suppression of methanogenic activity in anaerobic granular biomass for hydrogen production
  140. Azo dye decolorization assisted by chemical and biogenic sulfide
  141. Performance Evaluation of a Low-Cost Microbial Fuel Cell Using Municipal Wastewater
  142. Kinetic and Physiological Evaluation of Ammonium and Nitrite Oxidation Processes in Presence of 2-Chlorophenol
  143. Effect of the initial total solids concentration and initial pH on the bio-hydrogen production from cafeteria food waste
  144. Biodegradation of nonylphenols using nitrifying sludge, 4-chlorophenol-adapted consortia and activated sludge in liquid and solid phases
  145. Evaluation of three reagent dosing strategies in a photo-Fenton process for the decolorization of azo dye mixtures
  146. Biodegradation of 4-methylaniline in a sequencing batch reactor
  147. Comparison of the Performance of Membrane and Conventional Sequencing Batch Reactors Degrading 4-Chlorophenol
  148. Degradation of azo dye mixtures through sequential hybrid systems: Evaluation of three advanced oxidation processes for the pre-treatment stage
  149. Practical automatic control of a sequencing batch reactor for toxic wastewater treatment
  150. Biodegradation kinetics of a mixture of phenols in a sequencing batch moving bed biofilm reactor under starvation and shock loads
  151. Biohydrogen production from Tequila vinasses in an anaerobic sequencing batch reactor: Effect of initial substrate concentration, temperature and hydraulic retention time
  152. Treatment of fatty solid waste from the meat industry in an anaerobic sequencing batch reactor: start-up period and establishment of the design criteria
  153. Controlled operation of a membrane SBR for inhibitory wastewater treatment
  154. Acclimatization model of an aerobic bioreactor for the treatment of toxic wastewater
  155. Solar photoassisted advanced oxidation process of azo dyes
  156. Kinetic characterization and modeling simplification of an anaerobic sulfate reducing batch process
  157. Effect of loading rate on TOC consumption efficiency in a sulfate reducing process: sulfide effect in batch culture
  158. Effect of Starvation and Shock Loads on the Biodegradation of 4-Chlorophenol in a Discontinuous Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor
  159. Automation of the acclimation phase in a sequencing batch reactor using dissolved oxygen regulation
  160. Controlled backwashing in a membrane sequencing batch reactor used for toxic wastewater treatment
  161. Anaerobic digestion of gelatinous water at laboratory and pilot scale and nitrogen inhibition
  162. Performance of an optimally filled discontinuous bioreactor degrading 4-chlorophenol
  163. Experiments for modelling the biodegradation of wastewater in sequencing batch reactors
  164. Modeling for the optimal biodegradation of toxic wastewater in a discontinuous reactor
  165. Evaluation of an optimal fill strategy to biodegrade inhibitory wastewater using an industrial prototype discontinuous reactor
  166. ACCLIMATION MODEL OF AN AEROBIC BIOREACTOR FOR THE TREATMENT OF TOXIC WASTEWATER
  167. AUTOMATION OF THE ACCLIMATION PHASE IN A SEQUENCING BATCH REACTOR DEGRADING INHIBITORY COMPOUNDS
  168. The use of fatty acid methyl esters as biomarkers to determine aerobic, facultatively aerobic and anaerobic communities in wastewater treatment systems
  169. Optimal biodegradation of phenol and municipal wastewater using a controlled sequencing batch reactor
  170. Comparison of two types of inocula during acclimation and stable operation for nitrophenol biodegradation in an anaerobic-aerobic SBR
  171. Effect of starvation on activity and viability of Pseudomonas aeruginosa ATCC 10145 degrading 4-chlorophenol
  172. Degradation of acid orange 7 by a controlled anaerobic–aerobic sequencing batch reactor
  173. Biodegradation of high 4-chlorophenol concentrations in a discontinuous reactor fed with an optimally controlled influent flow rate
  174. On-line concentration measurements in wastewater using nonlinear deconvolution and partial least squares of spectrophotometric data
  175. Optimal degradation of inhibitory wastewaters in a fed-batch bioreactor
  176. Event-driven time-optimal control for a class of discontinuous bioreactors
  177. Practical optimal control of fed-batch bioreactors for the waste water treatment
  178. Effect of co-substrate, biomass and sulfate concentration on the performance of a control strategy used to determine the anaerobic stage length of an anaerobic/aerobic SBR degrading p-nitrophenol
  179. Evaluation of two control strategies for a sequencing batch reactor degrading high concentration peaks of 4-chlorophenol
  180. CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR TREATING TOXIC WASTEWATER USING BIOREACTORS
  181. Variation of the microbial activity during the acclimation phase of a SBR system degrading 4-chlorophenol
  182. Influence of the origin of the inoculum and the acclimation strategy on the degradation of 4-chlorophenol
  183. Practical Optimal Control for Fed-Batch Bioreactors
  184. Anaerobic/aerobic treatment of colorants present in textile effluents
  185. Aerobic degradation of the azo dye acid red 151 in a sequencing batch biofilter
  186. Event-Driven Control for Treating Toxicants in Aerobic Sequencing Batch Bioreactors
  187. Influence of the origin of the inoculum on the anaerobic biodegradability test
  188. Modeling of the acclimation/deacclimation process of a mixed culture degrading 4-chlorophenol
  189. Oxidation-Reduction Potential as a Control Variable for the Anaerobic Stage during Anaerobic-Aerobic p-Nitrophenol Degradation
  190. Pharmaceutical Wastewater Treatment Using an Anaerobic/Aerobic Sequencing Batch Biofilter
  191. Influence of the initial substrate to microorganisms concentration ratio on the methanogenic inhibition test
  192. Automated sequencing batch bioreactor under extreme peaks of 4-chlorophenol
  193. Biodegradation of disperse blue 79 using sequenced anaerobic/aerobic biofilters
  194. Degradation of p-nitrophenol in a batch biofilter under sequential anaerobic/aerobic environments
  195. Strategies to enhance the biodegradation of toxic compounds using discontinuous processes
  196. Observer-based time-optimal control of an aerobic SBR for chemical and petrochemical wastewater treatment
  197. Production of activated carbon from petroleum coke and its application in water treatment for the removal of metals and phenol
  198. Biotransformation of disperse blue 79 by an anaerobic sequencing batch biofilter
  199. Use of a sequencing batch biofilter for degradation of azo dyes (acids and bases)
  200. Start-up of a sequential anaerobic/aerobic batch reactor for the mineralization of p-nitrophenol
  201. Influence of So/Xo ratio on anaerobic activity test
  202. Respirometry based optimal control of an aerobic bioreactor for the industrial waste water treatment
  203. Effect of compression–decompression on helminth eggs present in sludge of a settling tank
  204. Biodegradation of phenolic compounds by an acclimated activated sludge and isolated bacteria
  205. Respirometry based optimal control of an aerobic bioreactor for the industrial waste water treatment
  206. Comparison between Three Secondary Effluents in Tertiary High Rate Filtration
  207. Characterization of the microorganisms from an acclimated activated sludge degrading phenolic compounds
  208. Enhancement of the Biodegradation Activity by the Acclimation of the Inoculum
  209. Uptake rate and mineralization of hexadecane and naphthalene by a mixed aerobic culture
  210. Control of phenol biodegradation by using CO2evolution rate as an activity indicator
  211. Use of a sequencing batch reactor to study the biodegradation of 4-chlorophenol in soil