RUGGERO ROSSI

Assistant Professor

Johns Hopkins University

United States

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Ruggero Rossi is an Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins University, USA. His research primarily focuses on microbial electrosynthesis, carbon valorization, and advanced water management technologies. Recent articles authored by him explore innovative methods in carbon dioxide capture and wastewater treatment through microbial and electrochemical processes.

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Michael Hickner

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Bin Bian

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RUGGERO ROSSI

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Articles (10)

Substantially Improved Microbial Electrosynthesis of Methane Achieved by Improving Hydrogen Retention and Flow Distribution through Porous Electrodes

Autonomous water quality management in an electrochemical desalination process

CO–Driven Bioconversion of Carbon Substrates into C2–C4 Carboxylates by Mixed Microbial Communities for Sustainable Carbon Valorization

Exploring the Use of Treated Water in Water Reclamation Facilities for Carbon Dioxide Capture and Sequestration

Flow field design for zero-gap microbial electrolysis cells using synthetic and real wastewater

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

Reinforcement Learning and Machine Learning Controllers for Enhancing Water Quality and Process Efficiency in Electrochemical Desalination

Impact of reactor architecture and design parameters on the performance of microbial electrolysis cells revealed by the electrode potential slope analysis

Hydrogen production in microbial electrolysis cells with biocathodes

Dynamic pore modulation of contracted carbon fiber filter for wastewater treatment: Filtration performance and in-situ regeneration mechanism

Collaborators (6)

MOON SON

Bruce E. Logan

Michael Hickner

Luguang Wang

Bin Bian

Najiaowa Yu

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