Jaroslav Moško

Assistant Professor

University of Chemistry and Technology

Czech Republic

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Jaroslav Moško is an Assistant Professor at the University of Chemistry and Technology in the Czech Republic. His research focuses on the treatment of sewage sludge, including methods for metal(loid) removal, the recovery of phosphorus, and the effects of pyrolysis on organic pollutants. He has published extensively on the potential of biochars and thermochemical technologies for waste valorization.

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Jaroslav Semerád

Charles University, Faculty of Science

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Anne Winding

Professor

Aarhus University

DENMARK

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Kazuyuki Oshita

准教授 / Associate Professor

Kyoto University

JAPAN

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Josef Fartak

Assistant Professor

University of Chemistry and Technology

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Michael Pohořelý

University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Articles (10)

P-recovery versus current sewage sludge treatment policy in the Czech Republic and Japan

Pyrolysed sewage sludge for metal(loid) removal and immobilisation in contrasting soils: Exploring variety of risk elements across contamination levels

Removal of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances and organic fluorine from sewage sludge and sea sand by pyrolysis

The effect of carbonization temperature on textural properties of sewage sludge-derived biochars as potential adsorbents

Complex Study of Straw Suitability for the Production of Nonindustrial Straw Pellets

Does micro-sized pyrogenic carbon made in lab affect earthworm mortality in restrained water content?

Residual moisture in the sewage sludge feed significantly affects the pyrolysis process: Simulation of continuous process in a batch reactor

Sewage sludge treatment methods and P-recovery possibilities: Current state-of-the-art

Effect of pyrolysis temperature on removal of organic pollutants present in anaerobically stabilized sewage sludge

Potential of coupling anaerobic digestion with thermochemical technologies for waste valorization

Collaborators (5)

Jaroslav Semerád

Anne Winding

Kazuyuki Oshita

Josef Fartak

Michael Pohořelý

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