With the unprecedented deterioration of environmental quality, rapid recognition of toxic
compounds is paramount for performing in situ real-time monitoring. Although several …

Electrochemically-active microorganisms (EAM) are relevant to metal biogeochemistry and
have applications in microbial fuel cells (MFCs), bioremediation, and bioelectrocatalysis …

Aims Iron plaques can prevent the uptake of heavy metals on the root surface of wetland
plants. The Fe and Mn oxides produced by microorganisms are major Fe/Mn-oxidizing …

Impetus to minimise the energy and carbon footprints of evolving wastewater resource
recovery facilities has promoted the development of microbial electrochemical systems …

The scarcity of natural resources and the growing need for electricity requires the
development of new technologies that can provide alternatives to traditional energy sources …

Stack connection (ie, in series or parallel) of microbial fuel cell (MFC) is an efficient way to
boost the power output for practical application. However, there is little information available …

Complexly contaminated river sediment caused by reducible and oxidizable organic
pollutants is a growing global concern due to the adverse influence on ecosystem safety and …

To understand the effect of inoculum concentration on direct interspecies electron transfer
(DIET) for methanogenesis, batch-type anaerobic bioreactors with different inoculum …

A plant‐associated phototrophic bacterium, R. palustris strain PS3, was inoculated into a soil‐
based MFC to generate electricity. We evaluated the performance of this soil‐based …

Electrochemically active bacteria (EAB) are catalysts of microbial electrogenesis and
electrosynthesis, showing great prospects in wastewater treatment and biochemical …