Microbial electrolysis cells (MECs) is an emerging technology for energy and resource
recovery during waste treatment. MECs can theoretically convert any biodegradable waste …

Microbial electrolysis cells (MECs) are cutting edge technology with great potential to
become an alternative to conventional wastewater treatments (anaerobic digestion …

Aqueous-phase electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide requires an active, earth-
abundant electrocatalyst, as well as highly efficient mass transport. Here we report the …

Electrically conductive, graphene-coated, hollow-fiber porous membranes were used as
cathodes in anaerobic electrochemical membrane bioreactors (AnEMBRs) operated at …

Municipal wastewater treatment has long been known as a high-cost and energy-intensive
process that destroys most of the energy-containing molecules by spending energy and that …

Undesired H2 sinks, including methanogenesis, are a serious issue faced by microbial
electrolysis cells (MECs) for high-rate H2 production. Different from current top-down …

We aimed to investigate the relationship between membrane material and the development
of membrane fouling in a membrane bioreactor (MBR) using membranes with different pore …

A novel electrocatalytic and microfiltration polymeric hollow fiber is fabricated for
simultaneous recovery of energy (H2) and clean fresh water from wastewater, hence …

A novel design of membrane air-cathode (MAC) with a double activated carbon layer was
developed and served as a filtration cathode in a single chambered microbial fuel cell. This …

The microbial electrochemical cell (MXC) is a novel environmental-biotechnology platform
for renewable energy production from waste streams. The two main goals of MXCs are …