Ludovic Jourdin

Delft University of Technology

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Kunal Masania

Delft University of Technology

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David Strik

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Wageningen University & Research

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Adrie Straathof

Delft University of Technology

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In Seop Chang

Assistant, Associate and Full Professor

Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology

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Ludovic Jourdin

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Microbial cell viability-driven operational strategy for enhanced acetate production in syngas fermentation

Investigating the influence of a thin copper film coated on nickel plates through physical vapor deposition for electrocatalytic nitrate reduction

Novel miniaturised microbial electrosynthesis reactor

Preparation of biodegradable membrane utilizing chitosan and polyvinyl alcohol, and assessment of its performance after coating with graphene conductive ink

Microbial electrosynthesis from CO2 reaches productivity of syngas and chain elongation fermentations

Biomass-specific rates as key performance indicators

Concentration-dependent effects of nickel doping on activated carbon biocathodes

Concentration-dependent effects of nickel doping on activated carbon biocathodes

Microbial Electrosynthesis: Where Do We Go from Here?

A General Model for Biofilm-Driven Microbial Electrosynthesis of Carboxylates From CO2

Catalytic Cooperation between a Copper Oxide Electrocatalyst and a Microbial Community for Microbial Electrosynthesis

Bioelectrochemical Chain Elongation of Short‐Chain Fatty Acids Creates Steering Opportunities for Selective Formation of n‐ Butyrate, n‐ Valerate or n‐ Caproate

CO2 conversion by combining a copper electro‐catalyst and wild‐type microorganisms

Purposely designed hierarchical porous electrodes for high rate microbial electrosynthesis of acetate from carbon dioxide

Techno-economic assessment of microbial electrosynthesis from CO2 and/or organics

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Kunal Masania

David Strik

Adrie Straathof

In Seop Chang

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