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Wastewater can guide us to a better sustainable world
Julio Pérez

Birds probably are the most fascinating animals on Earth.
Oscar Guerrero Sodric
Pilar Sánchez

“In some ocasions, bacteria could help to contribute more in the development of a sustainable future than the human being itself"
Zivko Juznic Zonta

My motto? Feel comfortable under uncertainty
Daniel González

“Gaseous emissions should be studied and understood in order to build a better environment”
David Gabriel

World would be a better place to live if all make something to control gaseous emissions
Marcel Vilaplana Artigas

Let's make Hydrogen the fuel of the future!
David Cueto

Environmental biotechnology is the way to achieve world sustainability
Eric Rovira

“How we survive is what makes us who we are”
Xudong Zhou

Recover the waste that we can
Borja Solís

WWTP modelling should be the key tool in order to mitigate GHG emissions during biological nutrient removal
Congcong Zhang

“Never stop the steps of exploring and chasing for a cleaner and more beautiful world”
Aina Soler

" Understanding intermediate steps, can be crucial for the whole process "
Lorena Ferrer

Many small people, in small places and doing small things can change the world
Julian Carrera

I would like to transform the urban WWTPs from energy-consuming to energy-producing systems
Nicollette Laroco

“Research has been a creative outlet to understand the synergistic relationships between human, energy, and environment systems, worldwide.”
Zainab Ul Kausar

Microbial electrolysis provides an effective route for hydrogen production
Cecilia Polizzi

Still a lot to learn from nature
Albert Guisasola

I would like wastewaters to become a source of energy and nutrients for a more sustainable future
Pía Oyarzúa

let's ask the bacteria how they do it
María E. Suárez-Ojeda

I would like wastewater treatment plants to become resource recovery hubs
Javier Lafuente

Head of the Genocov group
Ana Vázquez

“Recovering polyhydroxyalkanoates from agro-industrial waste is a promising alternative that could contribute to the transition to a circular economy”
Juan A. Baeza

Working towards a circular economy scenario in the wastewater field
Eva Fernández

Research should keep moving forward in the understanding of biological processes in order to apply techniques towards the treatment of effluent gases in the industry

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GASES and ODORS
Characterisation, valorisation and biological treatment: hydrogen sulfide, ammonia and COVs Read More
URBAN WASTEWATER
Optimal novel configurations for biological nutrient removal: SBR, Anammox, Granular, . Read More
INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER
Biological and bioelectrochemical treatment of recalcitrant, phenolic and dairy wastewaters Read More
RESOURCE RECOVERY
Nutrient (struvite), carbon (biopolymers) and energy (hydrogen) recovery from wastewater. Read More