The diversity of microalgae and bacteria allows them to form a complementary consortium
for efficient wastewater treatment and nutrient recovery. This review highlights the potential …

Microalgae have emerged as an effective dual strategy for bio-valorisation of food
processing wastewater and food waste hydrolysate which favours microalgae cultivation into …

Conventional wastewater treatment using activated sludge cannot efficiently eliminate
nitrogen and phosphorus, thus engendering the risk of water eutrophication and ecosystem …

The increased nitrogen (N) input with low utilization rate in artificial N management has led
to massive reactive N (Nr) flows, putting the Earth in a high-risk state. It is essential to …

Microalgae are photosynthetic microbes that can synthesize compounds of therapeutic
potential with wide applications in the food, bioprocessing and pharmaceutical sector …

Traditional wastewater treatment has been aimed solely at sanitation by removing
contaminants, yet actual issues of climate change and depletion of natural resources are …

Urbanization, industrialization and other human-related activities discharge various
inorganic and organic toxic compounds into the environment. Many physical, chemical and …

Following the escalating human population growth and rapid urbanization, the tremendous
amount of urban and industrial waste released leads to a series of critical issues such as …

This paper offers a comprehensive analysis of algal-based membrane bioreactors (AMBRs)
and their potential for removing hazardous and toxic contaminants from wastewater …

Wastewater treatment carried out by microalgae is usually affected by the type of algal strain
and the combination of cultivation parameters provided during the process. Every microalga …