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Professor Thomas Curtis
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Dr Beate Christgen
Professor Yujie Feng
Professor Thomas Curtis
Professor Keith Scott
Dr Eileen Yu
et al.
Chapter 4: Metal Recovery Using Microbial Electrochemical Technologies
2020
Professor Thomas Curtis
Characterization of slowly-biodegradable organic compounds and hydrolysis kinetics in tropical wastewater for biological nitrogen removal
2020
Carolina Ospina Betancourth
Dr Kishor Acharya
Dr Ben Allen
Jim Entwistle
Professor Ian Head
et al.
Enrichment of Nitrogen-Fixing Bacteria in a Nitrogen-Deficient Wastewater Treatment System
2020
Dr Saikat Jana
Sam Charlton
Dr Lucy Eland
Professor Grant Burgess
Professor Anil Wipat
et al.
Nonlinear rheological characteristics of single species bacterial biofilms
2020
Fei Zhao
Dr Elizabeth Heidrich
Professor Thomas Curtis
Dr Jan Dolfing
Understanding the complexity of wastewater: The combined impacts of carbohydrates and sulphate on the performance of bioelectrochemical systems
2020
Dan Aiken
Professor Thomas Curtis
Dr Elizabeth Heidrich
Avenues to the financial viability of microbial electrolysis cells [MEC] for domestic wastewater treatment and hydrogen production
2019
Dr Oluwole Oyebamiji
Professor Darren Wilkinson
Dr Bowen Li
Dr Paolo Zuliani
Professor Thomas Curtis
et al.
Bayesian emulation and calibration of an individual-based model of microbial communities
2019
Dr Rebeca Gonzalez-Cabaleiro
Professor Thomas Curtis
Dr Dana Ofiteru
Bioenergetics analysis of ammonia-oxidizing bacteria and the estimation of their maximum growth yield
2019
Dr Mathew Brown
Dr Joana Baptista
Donna Swan
Sarah Smith
Dr Russell Davenport
et al.
Coupled Virus - Bacteria Interactions and Ecosystem Function in an Engineered Microbial System
2019
Tamara Coello Garcia
Professor Thomas Curtis
Dr Wojciech Mrozik
Dr Russell Davenport
Enhanced estrogen removal in activated sludge processes through the optimization of the hydraulic flow pattern
2019
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