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Augmented biohydrogen production from rice mill wastewater through nano-metal oxides assisted dark fermentation by Rambabu, K., Bharath, G., Thanigaivelan, A., Das, D.B., Show, Pau Loke, Banat, Fawzi

“…[Display omitted] •H2 production from rice mill wastewater was enhanced by NiO and CoO NPs addition.•H2 yield was improved by 109% (NiO) and 90% (CoO) for…”
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Modelling nutrient transport in hollow fibre membrane bioreactor for growing bone tissue with consideration of multi-component interactions by Abdullah, N.S., Das, D.B.

“…Current work in bone tissue engineering (BTE) suggests that hollow fibre membrane bioreactors (HFMBs) can be used to grow artificial bone tissue which may then…”
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Nutrient transport in bioreactors for bone tissue growth: Why do hollow fibre membrane bioreactors work? by Abdullah, N.S., Jones, D.R., Das, D.B.

“…One of the main aims of bone tissue engineering is to produce three-dimensional soft bone tissue constructs of acceptable clinical size and shape in…”
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Sustainable Water Engineering: Theory and Practice by Ramesha Chandrappa, Diganta B. Das

“…Ensuring safe and plentiful supplies of potable water (both now and for future generations) and developing sustainable treatment processes for wastewater are…”
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Modelling insertion behaviour of PVP (Polyvinylpyrrolidone) and PVA (Polyvinyl Alcohol) microneedles by Soorani, M., Anjani, Q.K., Larrañeta, E., Donnelly, R.F., Das, D.B.

“…A comprehensive investigation into the effects of nonlinear material behaviour of polymeric (MN) and skin on the dynamics of the MN insertion in skin was…”
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Substantial Size Reduction of Banana Fibres and Enhancement of Fibre Properties Achieved Through a Single Mechanical Treatment by Emrith, P. D., Ramasawmy, H., Surroop, D., Das, D. B.

“…This study aims to encourage the large scale production of micro-cellulose fibres (MCF), especially in developing economies. Micro-fibres have been extracted…”
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Valorising Wood Ash as an Effective Green Alternative Pulping Agent for Achieving a High Yield of Banana Micro-Lignocellulose Fibres of Enhanced Crystallinity by Emrith, P. D., Ramasawmy, H., Surroop, D., Das, D. B.

“…This study aims to explore the use of wood ash, a common waste, as an alternative and eco-friendly pulping agent. The first and most important singularity of…”
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Geoelectrical characterisation of CO2–water systems in porous media: application to carbon sequestration by Rabiu, K. O., Van der Helm, R., Mumford, N., Das, D. B.

“…Carbon sequestration is a promising method for the reduction of carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emissions as it permits the storage of compressed CO 2 in the…”
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Analysis of hydrodynamic conditions in adjacent free and heterogeneous porous flow domains by Das, D. B., Hanspal, N. S., Nassehi, V.

“…The existence of a free‐flow domain (e.g. a liquid layer) adjacent to a porous medium is a common occurrence in many environmental and petroleum engineering…”
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Modeling of contaminants mobility in underground domains with multiple free/porous interfaces by Das, D. B., Nassehi, V.

“…Existing simulation techniques for subsurface water quality management remain inadequate despite the phenomenal progress made in the computing capabilities in…”
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A numerical study of micro-heterogeneity effects on upscaled properties of two-phase flow in porous media by DAS, D. B, HASSANIZADEH, S. M, ROTTER, B. E, ATAIE-ASHTIANI, B

“…Commonly, capillary pressure–saturation–relative permeability (Pc–S–Kr) relationships are obtained by means of laboratory experiments carried out on soil…”
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Validity of a moving boundary finite element model for salt intrusion in a branching estuary by Das, D.B, Nassehi, V

“…A previously developed scheme for modelling of salt intrusion in estuaries with significant flow channel boundary variations during tidal cycles has been…”
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Development of a new mathematical model for subsurface water quality management by DAS, D. B, NASSEHI, V

“…The interfaces between free (e.g., groundwater) and porous (e.g., soil) flow zones in the subsurface represent important transition zones across which many…”
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Landflow: a 3D finite volume model of combined free and porous flow of water in contaminated land sites by DAS, D. B, NASSEHI, V

“…Free and porous flow of water in lands often occurs in combination under different physical circumstances. To model such configurations, open and porous flow…”
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Geo-electrical Characterisation for CO2 Sequestration in Porous Media by Rabiu, K. O., Abidoye, L. K., Das, D. B.

“…Developing monitoring strategies for the detection and monitoring of possible CO 2 leakage or migration from existing and anticipated storage media are…”
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Design of discharge policies for multiple effluent sources and returning pollutants scenarios in a branching estuary by Passone, S., Das, D.B., Nassehil, V., Bikangaga, J.H.

“…For realistic simulation of contaminants' transport in an estuary, the presence of multiple sources and circulation of pollutants returning upstream of the…”
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Plasma alpha-tocopherol, retinol, and carotenoids in children with falciparum malaria by Das, BS, Thurnham, DI, Das, DB

“…Cross-sectional interactions by malaria status were investigated between plasma alpha-tocopherol, retinol, and several carotenoids (lutein, beta-cryptoxanthin,…”
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Development of an effluent discharge policy for the Tay Estuary based on a finite element model by PASSONE, S, DAS, D. B, NASSEHI, V

“…The tidal hydrodynamics and effluent distribution in estuaries involve a complicated range of solute transport phenomena modelled by partial differential…”
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Solute transport in intervertebral disc: experiments and finite element modeling by Das, D B, Welling, A, Urban, J P G, Boubriak, O A

“…Loss of nutrient supply to the human intervertebral disc (IVD) cells is thought to be a major cause of disc degeneration in humans. To address this issue,…”
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Influence of malaria on markers of iron status in children: implications for interpreting iron status in malaria-endemic communities by Das, Bhabani S., Thurnham, David I., Das, Deba B.

“…To investigate Fe nutritional indices in malaria infection in children, haematology (blood haemoglobin, plasma ferritin, transferrin, Fe, and transferrin…”
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