I am searching for people for scientific collaboration on interactions between Sulfate-reducing bacteria and facultatives anaerobic Thiobacillus in order to minimize the production of sulphides in the biogas of a station of water treatment located in Marrakech.
good morning
we are working on sulfate reducing bacteria and sulfide oxidizing bacteria, either chemotrophs and phototrophs. We applied both molecular and high troughput cultural approches to study these microorganisms in natural ecosystems and in anthropically modified ecosystems (acid mine drainages, eutrophic lagoons, ....)
If you want we can speak about your interest in order to see if and how we can collaborate.
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Rémy Guyoneaud
direct contact : [email protected]
Dear friends
im also interested. This bacteria seems to be really intelligent and so aggressive to materiel. The problem is, it almost always makes its colonies under a shelter like tuberculous or a bio-film so its not easy to reach it for treatment. If anyone know how to help in this regard he is truly appreciated. And dear abel iilah plz forgive me for interruption...
Please let me know the flow and COD, SO4 in the raw wastewater being sent to the anaerobic reactor, and I can give you solutions.
Dear Qatibi,
Our Research group headed by Dr. P Mullai, Professor of Chemical Engineering also works under anerobic digestion Its interesting to have collaboration related to ananerobic digestion. E Mail. [email protected]
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