Mitsuhiko Koyama

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Nagasaki University

Japan

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Mitsuhiko Koyama is an Associate Professor at Nagasaki University, Japan. His research focuses on anaerobic digestion, microbial communities in wastewater treatment, and nutrient recycling. He has published recent articles addressing methane fermentation, microbial community dynamics, and advanced oxidation processes in wastewater treatment.

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メタン発酵の有機物負荷変動に対する微生物の応答ならびに適応力の解明

Open Date: 2021-04-01

Close Date: 2023-03-31

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微細藻類-硝化菌固定化遮光ゲルによる窒素含有排水の低コスト処理：メキシコを例に

Open Date: 2020-10-27

Close Date: 2024-03-31

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メタン生成とアンモニアストリッピングを同一槽内で両立する新規メタン発酵

Open Date: 2019-04-01

Close Date: 2021-03-31

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Winarto Kurniawan

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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MOHD RASHIDI ABDULL MANAP

Lund University

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Treatment of synthetic slaughterhouse wastewater using integrated UV/H<sub>2</sub>O<sub>2</sub>/TiO<sub>2</sub> photocatalytic advanced oxidation process enhanced by yeast‐assisted dissolved air floatation

Effects of Applied Voltage on the Microbial Communities at the Anode and Cathode During Methane Fermentation

Advanced anaerobic digestion by co-immobilization of anaerobic microbes and conductive particles in hydrogel for enhanced methane production performance

Effect of bubble size on microbial community in intermittently-aerated activated sludge process in wastewater treatment

Integrated nutrient recycling: Ammonia recovery from thermophilic composting of shrimp aquaculture sludge via self-heated bench-scale reactor and mango plant growth enhancement by the compost

Utilization of First-Order Mass Action Kinetic Models to Elucidate the Mechanism of Methane Fermentation of Glycerol

Enhancing methane recovery by intermittent substrate feeding and microbial community response in anaerobic digestion of glycerol

Effect of storage time on organic matter decomposition during composting by inoculating enriched microorganisms

Complexity of acclimatization substrate affects anaerobic digester microbial community response to organic load shocks

The effect of calcium hydroxide addition on enhancing ammonia recovery during thermophilic composting in a self-heated pilot-scale reactor

Effect of oxygen deficiency on organic matter decomposition during the early stage of composting

Combined effects of various conductive materials and substrates on enhancing methane production performance

Effect of hydrothermal treatment on organic matter degradation, phytotoxicity, and microbial communities in model food waste composting

Effect of enzymatic pre-treatment on thermophilic composting of shrimp pond sludge to improve ammonia recovery

Co-occurrence network analysis reveals loss of microbial interactions in anaerobic digester subjected to repeated organic load shocks

Effect of Aeration Methods on the Organic Matter Degradation, Microbial Community and Their Catabolic Function During Composting

Influence of lignocellulosic components on the anaerobic digestibility of aquatic weeds: Comparison with terrestrial crops

Inoculation of Neurospora sp. for improving ammonia production during thermophilic composting of organic sludge

Short-term changes in the anaerobic digestion microbiome and biochemical pathways with changes in organic load

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MOHD RASHIDI ABDULL MANAP

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