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Bioelektrochemie

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Uwe Schröder, Falk Harnisch, Lars Angenent Microbial electrochemistry and technology: terminology and classification Energy and Environmental Science 8 (2015), U. Schröder Discover the possibilities: microbial bioelectrochemical systems and the revival of a 100-year–old discovery Journal of Solid State Electrochemistry, 15 (

Fuel from waste and electricity? - Sonnenseite - Ökologische...

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Production of drop-in fuel from biomass and electric energy by combined microbial and electrochemical conversion. Researchers at Helmholtz Center for

How sustainably will we be living in 2030, Mr Angenent?

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PROFESSOR LARS ANGENENT Humboldt Professor ... to optimise and employ bacteria to synthesise fuels and chemicals is the subject of Lars Angenent's research. › ...

Microbes help turn Greek yogurt waste into fuel -- ScienceDaily

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Consumers across the world enjoy Greek yogurt for its taste, texture, and protein-packed punch. Reaching that perfect formula, however, generates large volumes...

Converting waste water from dairies to animal feed and ...

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— Professor Lars Angenent from the Center of Applied Geosciences at the University of Tübingen and international colleagues used microbiome ... ›

Greek yogurt could be a sustainable jet plane fuel | Daily Mail Online

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Lead researcher Dr Lars Angenent, from Cornell University, New York, said: 'To be sustainable, you want to convert waste streams where they are made, and upstate New York is where the cows are, where the dairy farmers are, and where the Greek yoghurt craze began in the United States. 'That's a lot of ...

In Person: Breaking All the Rules | Science | AAAS

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— Microbial ecologist Ruth Ley is an assistant professor in the Department of Microbiology at Cornell University. Her husband, Lars Angenent, is ... › article

Power…they say it’s in your blood – Scientific Scribbles

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It is not all smooth sailing, as through this process a generation of waste by the yeast fermentation will occur, however in the words of Lars Angenent, who works on microbial fuel cells at Cornell University, “I think people will figure this out”. So we should all start dreaming of a future where you will never be ...

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