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Anaerobic digestion of marine microalgae in different salinity levels by MOTTET, Alexis, HABOUZIT, Frédéric, STEYER, Jean Philippe

“…In the context of biofuel production from marine microalgae, anaerobic digestion has the potential to make the process more sustainable and to increase energy…”
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Fractionation of anaerobic digestates by dynamic nanofiltration and reverse osmosis: An industrial pilot case evaluation for nutrient recovery by Adam, Gilles, Mottet, Alexis, Lemaigre, Sébastien, Tsachidou, Bella, Trouvé, Emmanuël, Delfosse, Philippe

“…[Display omitted] •Water recovery rate of 10–12% was obtained with two industrial pilots.•Nanofiltration retained >95% of organic matter of the digestate…”
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A statistical comparison of protein and carbohydrate characterisation methodology applied on sewage sludge samples by Jimenez, Julie, Vedrenne, Fabien, Denis, Cécile, Mottet, Alexis, Déléris, Stephane, Steyer, Jean-Philippe, Cacho Rivero, Jesús Andrés

“…Biochemical characterization of organic matter is becoming of key importance in wastewater treatment. The main objectives are to predict organic matter…”
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Kinetics of thermophilic batch anaerobic digestion of thermal hydrolysed waste activated sludge by Mottet, A., Steyer, J.P., Déléris, S., Vedrenne, F., Chauzy, J., Carrère, H.

“…Enhancing waste activated sludge (WAS) anaerobic digestion by thermal pretreatment has become of high interest. However, thermal treatment has been mainly…”
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Kinetic and stoichiometric characterization of organoautotrophic growth of Ralstonia eutropha on formic acid in fed‐batch and continuous cultures by Grunwald, Stephan, Mottet, Alexis, Grousseau, Estelle, Plassmeier, Jens K., Popović, Milan K., Uribelarrea, Jean‐Louis, Gorret, Nathalie, Guillouet, Stéphane E., Sinskey, Anthony

“…Summary Formic acid, acting as both carbon and energy source, is a safe alternative to a carbon dioxide, hydrogen and dioxygen mix for studying the conversion…”
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New fractionation for a better bioaccessibility description of particulate organic matter in a modified ADM1 model by Mottet, A., Ramirez, I., Carrère, H., Déléris, S., Vedrenne, F., Jimenez, J., Steyer, J.P.

“…•A new disintegration/hydrolysis structure is introduced to the ADM1.•Two hydrolysable composite fractions of particulate organic matter were implemented.•A…”
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Modified ADM1 disintegration/hydrolysis structures for modeling batch thermophilic anaerobic digestion of thermally pretreated waste activated sludge by Ramirez, Ivan, Mottet, Alexis, Carrère, Hélène, Déléris, Stéphane, Vedrenne, Fabien, Steyer, Jean-Philippe

“…Anaerobic digestion disintegration and hydrolysis have been traditionally modeled according to first-order kinetics assuming that their rates do not depend on…”
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Estimating anaerobic biodegradability indicators for waste activated sludge by Mottet, Alexis, François, Emilie, Latrille, Eric, Steyer, Jean Philippe, Déléris, Stéphane, Vedrenne, Fabien, Carrère, Hélène

“…The aim of this study was to show the link between the initial characteristics of waste activated sludge (WAS) samples and their thermophilic anaerobic…”
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Kinetic and stoichiometric characterization of organoautotrophic growth of R alstonia eutropha on formic acid in fed‐batch and continuous cultures by Grunwald, Stephan, Mottet, Alexis, Grousseau, Estelle, Plassmeier, Jens K., Popović, Milan K., Uribelarrea, Jean‐Louis, Gorret, Nathalie, Guillouet, Stéphane E., Sinskey, Anthony

“…Summary Formic acid, acting as both carbon and energy source, is a safe alternative to a carbon dioxide, hydrogen and dioxygen mix for studying the conversion…”
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Organoautotrophic growth of R alstonia eutropha by Grunwald, Stephan, Mottet, Alexis, Grousseau, Estelle, Plassmeier, Jens K, Popović, Milan K, Jean‐Louis Uribelarrea, Gorret, Nathalie, Guillouet, Stéphane E, Sinskey, Anthony

“…Formic acid, acting as both carbon and energy source, is a safe alternative to a carbon dioxide, hydrogen and dioxygen mix for studying the conversion of…”
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Kinetic and stoichiometric characterization of organoautotrophic growth of R alstonia eutropha on formic acid in fed‐batch and continuous cultures by Grunwald, Stephan, Mottet, Alexis, Grousseau, Estelle, Plassmeier, Jens K., Popović, Milan K., Uribelarrea, Jean‐Louis, Gorret, Nathalie, Guillouet, Stéphane E., Sinskey, Anthony

“…Summary Formic acid, acting as both carbon and energy source, is a safe alternative to a carbon dioxide, hydrogen and dioxygen mix for studying the conversion…”
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