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Quantitative microbial risk assessment to estimate the risk of diarrheal diseases from fresh produce consumption in India
by Kundu A., Smith W.A., Wuertz S.
Reference: Food Microbiology (2018) In press (published online 19 January, 2018)
Research Cluster(s): Environmental Engineering
The perfect slime: Microbial extracellular polymeric substances.
by Flemming H.-C., Neu T., Wingender J.
Reference: The Perfect Slime: Microbial Extracellular Polymeric Substances (2016) London, IWA Publishing.
Research Cluster(s): Biofilm Biology Environmental Engineering
Programme(s): Bioprocessing
Hybrid conducting biofilm with built-in bacteria for high-performance microbial fuel cells
by Zhao C.-e., Wu J., Ding Y., Wang V. B., Zhang Y., Kjelleberg S., Loo J. S. C., Cao B., Zhang Q.
Reference: ChemElectroChem (2015) 2(5): 654-658.
Research Cluster(s): Environmental Engineering
Membrane adaptation limitations in Enterococcus faecalis underlie sensitivity and the inability to develop significant resistance to conjugated oligoelectrolytes
by Gayatri CHILAMBI, Gao H. I., Yoon B.K., Park S., Kawakami L.M., Ravikumar V., Chan-Park M.B., Cho N.-J., Bazan G. C., Kline K. A., Rice S. A., Hinks J.
Reference: RSC Advances (2018) 8: 10284-10293
Research Cluster(s): Biofilm Biology Environmental Engineering
Drinking water safety: Role of hand hygiene, sanitation facility, and water system in semi-urban areas of India
by Kundu A., Smith W.A., Harvey D., Wuertz S.
Reference: American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (2018) 99: 889-898
Research Cluster(s): Environmental Engineering
Programme(s): Urban Water Cycle
Voltammetric profiling of redox-active metabolites expressed by Pseudomonas aeruginosa for diagnostic purposes
by Seviour T. W., Doyle L. E., S.J.L. Lauw, Hinks J., Rice S. A., V.J.Nesatyy, R. D. Webster, Kjelleberg S., Marsili E.
Reference: Chemical Communications (2015) 51(18): 3789-3792
Research Cluster(s): Biofilm Biology Environmental Engineering
Increasing intracellular releasable electrons dramatically enhances bioelectricity output in microbial fuel cells
by Yong Y.-C., Yu Y.-Y., Yang Y., Li C.M., Jiang R., Wang X., Wang J.-Y., Song H.
Reference: Electrochemistry Communications (2012) 19: 13-16
Research Cluster(s): Environmental Engineering
Sub-toxic concentrations of volatile organic compounds inhibit extracellular respiration of Escherichia coli cells grown in anodic bioelectrochemical systems
by Santoro C., Mohidin A. F., Grasso L. L., Seviour T. W., Kannan P., Hinks J., Lauro F. M., Marsili E.
Reference: Bioelectrochemistry (2016) 112: 173-177
Research Cluster(s): Biofilm Biology Environmental Engineering
A mass spectrometry-based unique fragment approach for the identification of microcystins
by Benke P., Kumar M.C.S.V, Pan D., Swarup S.
Reference: Analyst (2015) 140: 1198-1206.
Research Cluster(s): Environmental Engineering
Programme(s): Urban Water Cycle
Influence of extraction solvent on nontargeted metabolomics analysis of enrichment reactor cultures performing enhanced biological phosphorus removal (EBPR)
by Saw N. M. M. T., Suwanchaikasem, Montanez R.E.Z., Qiu G., Marzinelli E., Wuertz S., Williams R. B. H.
Reference: Metabolites (2021) 11: 269
Research Cluster(s): Environmental Engineering
Programme(s): Urban Water Cycle
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