Prof.dr.ir. C.J.N. Buisman

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• bacteria
• biological
• compounds
• conversion
• inorganic
• metal
• natural
• nitrogen
• occurring
• sulfur
• using

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Publications

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Electricity generation by a novel design tubular plant microbial fuel cell

Electricity production with living plants on a green roof: Environmental performance of the Plant-Microbial Fuel Cell

Promoting chain elongation in mixed culture acidification reactors by addition of ethanol

Bioelectrochemical production of caproate and caprylate from acetate by mixed cultures (online first)

Chain elongation of acetate and ethanol in an upflow anaerobic filter for high rate MCFA production

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Enhanced publications

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Doctoral Thesis: Liquid biofuel production from volatile fatty acids

Doctoral Thesis: Microbial electrolysis kinetics and cell design

Doctoral Thesis: Blue energy: electricity production from salinity gradients by reverse electrodialysis

Doctoral Thesis: Anaerobic digestion in sustainable biomass chains

Doctoral Thesis: Biotechnological aspects of anaerobic oxidation of methane coupled to sulfate reduction

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Current research

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Project leader	Anaerobic Methane Oxidation for Biological Sulphate & Sulphur Reduction
Supervisor	Characterization of the physical properties of the enhanced coherence state in liquid bridging systems
Supervisor	Plant Power
Supervisor	Fuel the Future: Medium chain length fatty acids, sustainable building block from organic waste
Supervisor	Methane production out of CO2 with Microbial Electrolysis (E-digestion)

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Completed research projects

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Supervisor	Electrochemical study and improvement of cathode performance inMicrobial Electrolysis
Project leader	Flow through capacitor electrodes
Supervisor	Flow through capacitor electrodes
Project leader	Electrochemically active bacteria as a sensor to detect toxicity in drinking water
Supervisor	Electrochemically active bacteria as a sensor to detect toxicity in drinking water

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Classification

A12000	Surfacewater and groundwater
C10000	Biotechnology
D22100	Microbiology