Today my PhD-student Xi Bai published an article entitled “Schmutzdecke maturation and layers’ contribution to bacterial removal performance in slow sand filters for drinking water production” in the journal Water Research. Go to READ MORE and click on the link to read the paper.
Read More →Today my PhD-student Suyash Gupta published an article entitled “Enhanced activity and tolerance of sulfide-oxidizing bacteria in a dual reactor haloalkaline biodesulfurization system” in the Journal of Applied Microbiology. Go to READ MORE and click on the link to read the paper.
Read More →On Friday, February 13, Xi Bai successfully defended her excellent thesis, “The Role of Microbial Ecology in the Functioning of Slow Sand Filters for Drinking Water Production.” Her research significantly advances our understanding of slow sand filtration and supports drinking water companies in ensuring safe drinking water, both now and in the future. Her co-promotor, […]
Read More →Today my PhD-student Tom Theirlynck published an article entitled “Nutrient-driven growth and microbiome shifts in the brown alga Sargassum fluitans III” in the Journal of Phycology. Go to READ MORE and click on the link to read the paper.
Read More →Today my PhD-student Xi Bai published an article entitled “Shedding light on the total and active core microbiomes in slow sand filters for drinking water production” in the journal Water Research. Go to READ MORE and click on the link to read the paper.
Read More →Our former PhD-student Muhe Diao and coworkers published an article entitled “Succession of bacteria and archaea involved in the nitrogen cycle in a seasonally stratified lake” in the journal FEMS Microbiology Letters. Go to READ MORE and click on the link to read the paper.
Read More →Today our PhD-student Tom Theirlynck and coworkers published an article entitled “Diversity of the holopelagic Sargassum microbiome from the Great Altlantic Sargassum Belt to coastal stranding locations” in the journal Harmful Algae. Go to READ MORE and click on the link to read the paper.
Read More →We started a new project entitled RESTORESEAS consisting of a large international consortium of scientists working on the restoration of algal forests, coral reefs and seagrass meadows. For more information see our beautiful website www.restoreseas.net
Read More →Go to READ MORE and click to watch the beautiful movie on the green alga Caulerpa – the largest cell on Earth.
Read More →Taking sediment cores from the Markermeer on a windy day.
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