Bin Bian

Pennsylvania State University

United States

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Suman Bajracharya

Lulea University of Technology

SWEDEN

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Pascal E. Saikaly

SAUDI ARABIA

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Bruce E. Logan

Pennsylvania State University

UNITED STATES

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Michael Hickner

Rogerson Endowed Professor

Michigan State University

UNITED STATES

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RUGGERO ROSSI

Assistant Professor

Johns Hopkins University

UNITED STATES

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Najiaowa Yu

University of Alberta

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Bin Bian

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Thin-Film Composite Membranes for Hydrogen Evolution with a Saline Catholyte Water Feed

Lactate-mediated medium-chain fatty acid production from expired dairy and beverage waste

Using a non-precious metal catalyst for long-term enhancement of methane production in a zero-gap microbial electrosynthesis cell

Reducing Chloride Ion Permeation during Seawater Electrolysis Using Double-Polyamide Thin-Film Composite Membranes

Relative Insignificance of Polyamide Layer Selectivity for Seawater Electrolysis Applications

Nickel-Coated ceramic hollow fiber cathode for fast enrichment of chemolithoautotrophs and efficient reduction of CO2 in microbial electrosynthesis

Long-Term Continuous Extraction of Medium-Chain Carboxylates by Pertraction With Submerged Hollow-Fiber Membranes

Resistance assessment of microbial electrosynthesis for biochemical production to changes in delivery methods and CO2 flow rates

Microbial electrosynthesis from CO2: Challenges, opportunities and perspectives in the context of circular bioeconomy.

Efficient solar-to-acetate conversion from CO2 through microbial electrosynthesis coupled with stable photoanode

Collaborators (6)

Suman Bajracharya

Pascal E. Saikaly

Bruce E. Logan

Michael Hickner

RUGGERO ROSSI

Najiaowa Yu

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