take place across Steven Lewis’s PhD (the first commencing 26/06/2017) in the School of GeoSciences / UK Biochar Research Centre at the University of Edinburgh and the James Hutton Institute. Efforts in and scaling-up APPlicative 1-9-2015 1-9-2018 Project Dr. Andrea bioelectrochemical systems, including (1) Nutrient Schievano wastewater recovery during agro-food wastewater treatment, (2) purification Environmental sensing, and (3) Electrofermentation financed and reactors. by the nutrients SIR2014 recovery. Grant, Towards Italian Microbial Ministry of systems and scaling-up and field (MIUR). Ecosec ? ? ? ? ? mobile struvite funding reactor From waste FERTI-MINE aims to recover phosphorus from waste 1-9-2014 31-8-2018 The Walter to fertilizer materials in order to reduce the depletion of global rock Austrian Wenzel & - phosphate resources. By applying different Prof. Dr. phosphorus thermochemical conversion techniques (pyrolysis, Christoph and carbon combustion, gasification, hydrothermal carbonization) for Pfeifer waste carbonization as well as recovery of ash components, mining as fertilizer products rich in phosphorus and organic carbon Agency nutrient will be developed and assessed for their viability, (FFG) recycling ecological and economic impacts. This innovative strategy
take place across Steven Lewis’s PhD (the first commencing 26/06/2017) in the School of GeoSciences / UK Biochar Research Centre at the University of Edinburgh and the James Hutton Institute. wastewater purification and nutrients recovery. Towards Microbial systems scaling-up and field Efforts in and scaling-up APPlicative bioelectrochemical systems, including (1) Nutrient recovery during agro-food wastewater treatment, (2) Environmental sensing, and (3) Electrofermentation reactors. 1-9-2015 1-9-2018 Project financed by the SIR2014 Grant, Italian Ministry of and (MIUR). Dr. Andrea Schievano Ecosec mobile struvite reactor ? ? ? ? funding ? From waste to fertilizer - phosphorus and carbon waste mining as nutrient recycling FERTI-MINE aims to recover phosphorus from waste materials in order to reduce the depletion of global rock phosphate resources. By applying different thermochemical conversion techniques (pyrolysis, combustion, gasification, hydrothermal carbonization) for carbonization as well as recovery of ash components, fertilizer products rich in phosphorus and organic carbon will be developed and assessed for their viability, ecological and economic impacts. This innovative strategy 1-9-2014 31-8-2018 The Austrian Agency (FFG) Walter Wenzel & Prof. Dr. Christoph Pfeifer
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