Akihiko Terada

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Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

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Professor Akihiko Terada serves at Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology in Japan. His research focuses primarily on microbial nitrogen cycling, wastewater treatment technologies, and the environmental impact of microbial communities. Recent publications include studies on protein production from microbial populations in rice paddy soils and the use of membrane bioreactors for industrial wastewater treatment. His work aims to enhance nitrogen removal processes and understand the dynamics of greenhouse gas emissions in aquatic systems.

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Tsuyoshi Kinouchi

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Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Sukhwan Yoon

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

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Single cell protein production potential of enriched microbial populations from rice paddy soils and roots: Insights into protein yield enhancement by Methylophilaceae

A pilot-scale hybrid membrane-aerated biofilm reactor for nitrogen removal from a mixture of municipal and agricultural wastewater

Developing a simple activity test to estimate nitrous oxide production from sewage treatment

Actively N2O-Reducing Oxygen-Tolerant Microbial Consortium Attained by Using a High-Dilution-Rate Chemostat Fed with Methanol

Long-term operation of a full-scale membrane bioreactor for industrial wastewater treatment using polyvinyl fluoride hollow fiber membranes: A systematic evaluation during 18-year operation

Unexpected increase of sulfate concentrations and potential impact on CH4 budgets in freshwater lakes

Future directions in microbial nitrogen cycling in wastewater treatment

Elemental mercury production from contaminated riparian soil suspensions under air and nitrogen bubbling conditions

Modeling of an aerobic granular sludge process for ammonia retention: Insights into granule size, dissolved oxygen concentration, and solids retention time

Complete genome sequence of Afipia carboxidovorans strain SH125, a non-denitrifying nitrous oxide-reducing bacterium isolated from anammox biomass

Membrane fouling during nutrient recovery from digestate using electrodialysis: Impacts of the molecular size of dissolved organic matter

Microaerophilic Activated Sludge System for Ammonia Retention toward Recovery from High-Strength Nitrogenous Wastewater: Performance and Microbial Communities

Particulate organic carbon potentially increases methane emissions from oxic water of eutrophic lakes

Nitrate removal in iron sulfide-driven autotrophic denitrification biofilter: Biochemical and chemical transformation pathways and its underlying microbial mechanism

Space-for-time substitution leads to carbon emission overestimation in eutrophic lakes

Evaluation of Pollution Level, Spatial Distribution, and Ecological Effects of Antimony in Soils of Mining Areas: A Review

Microaerophilic activated sludge system for ammonia retention from high-strength nitrogenous wastewater: biokinetics and mathematical modeling

Identification of nosZ-expressing microorganisms consuming trace N2O in microaerobic chemostat consortia dominated by an uncultured Burkholderiales

Exploring the Functions of Efficient Canonical Denitrifying Bacteria as N2O Sinks: Implications from 15N Tracer and Transcriptome Analyses

Efficient oxygen supply and rapid biofilm formation by a new composite polystyrene elastomer membrane for use in a membrane-aerated biofilm reactor

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Tsuyoshi Kinouchi

Sukhwan Yoon

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