Sven Kerzenmacher

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University of Bremen

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Professor Sven Kerzenmacher is a faculty member at the University of Bremen, Germany. His research focuses on anaerobic digestion, microbial electrolysis cells, and the interactions of microbial fuel cells within various environments. His recent articles explore innovative technologies for sustainable fertilizer production and the role of electrotrophy in the emergence of life.

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Pierre-Pol Liebgott

Aix-Marseille University

FRANCE

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Federica Romina Schanz

Wageningen University & Research

NETHERLANDS

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Ekkehard Küstermann

University of Bremen

GERMANY

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Articles (16)

Anaerobic digestion of cyanobacterial biomass for plant fertilizer production on Mars

Evaluation of separators for potential use in microbial electrolysis cells under anaerobic digester conditions

Comparative study of bioanodes for microbial electrolysis cells operation in anaerobic digester conditions

Spark of Life: Role of Electrotrophy in the Emergence of Life

Stainless steel wool as novel bioanode for microbial electrolysis cells: A systematic study of materials

Microbial fuel cells in coral reef sediments as indicator tools for organic carbon eutrophication

Spark of Life: Role of Electrotrophy in the Emergence of Life

Stainless steel wool as novel bioanode for microbial electrolysis cells: A systematic study of materials

Screening for Hyperthermophilic Electrotrophs for the Microbial Electrosynthesis of Organic Compounds

Effect of cathode properties on the thermophilic electrosynthesis of PolyHydroxyAlkanoates by Kyrpidia spormannii

In vivo characterization of electroactive biofilms inside porous electrodes with MR Imaging

In vivo characterization of electroactive biofilms inside porous electrodes with MR Imaging

Optimization of growth and electrosynthesis of PolyHydroxyAlkanoates by the thermophilic bacterium Kyrpidia spormannii

High Current Production of Shewanella Oneidensis with Electrospun Carbon Nanofiber Anodes is Directly Linked to Biofilm Formation**

Activation of electrospun carbon fibers: the effect of fiber diameter on CO2 and steam reaction kinetics

Local Acidification Limits the Current Production and Biofilm Formation of Shewanella oneidensis MR-1 With Electrospun Anodes

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Pierre-Pol Liebgott

Federica Romina Schanz

Ekkehard Küstermann

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