Search Results - "Padovani, Giulia"

Microalgae for oil: Strain selection, induction of lipid synthesis and outdoor mass cultivation in a low-cost photobioreactor by Rodolfi, Liliana, Chini Zittelli, Graziella, Bassi, Niccolò, Padovani, Giulia, Biondi, Natascia, Bonini, Gimena, Tredici, Mario R

“…Thirty microalgal strains were screened in the laboratory for their biomass productivity and lipid content. Four strains (two marine and two freshwater),…”
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How does the circular economy contribute to the pursuit of Agenda 2030? A systematic literature review by Pasca, Maria Giovina, Padovani, Giulia, Arcese, Gabriella, Mugion, Roberta Guglielmetti

“…The present study aims to understand the current state of knowledge on how the circular economy contributes to achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable…”
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Batch Growth of Chlorella Vulgaris CCALA 896 versus Semi-Continuous Regimen for Enhancing Oil-Rich Biomass Productivity by Vaiciulyte, Sigita, Padovani, Giulia, Kostkeviciene, Jolanta, Carlozzi, Pietro

“…The aim of this study was to induce lipid accumulation in Chlorella cells by creating stressful growth conditions. Chlorella vulgaris CCALA 896 was grown under…”
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An Innovative Device to Convert Olive Mill Wastewater into a Suitable Effluent for Feeding Purple Non-Sulfur Photosynthetic Bacteria by Carlozzi, Pietro, Padovani, Giulia, Cinelli, Patrizia, Lazzeri, Andrea

“…A device (prototype) with a working volume of 200 L was used to deplete olive mill wastewater (OMW) of polyphenols. The OMW transformed into feedstock by means…”
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The aquatic fern Azolla as a natural plant-factory for ammonia removal from fish-breeding fresh wastewater by Carlozzi, Pietro, Padovani, Giulia

“…This study has investigated the potential of an Azolla-Anabaena symbiosis, a marriage between the cyanobacterium Anabaena azollae and the aquatic fern ( Azolla…”
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Dephenolization of stored olive-mill wastewater, using four different adsorbing matrices to attain a low-cost feedstock for hydrogen photo-production by Padovani, Giulia, Pintucci, Cristina, Carlozzi, Pietro

“…•Dephenolization of OMW using four matrices: Azolla, active carbon, resin and zeolite.•Pre-treated OMW is a low-cost feedstock suitable for hydrogen…”
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BioH 2 photoproduction by means of Rhodopseudomonas palustris sp. cultured in a lab-scale photobioreactor operated in batch, fed-batch and semi-continuous modes by Padovani, Giulia, Vaičiulytė, Sigita, Carlozzi, Pietro

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Hydrogen photo-evolution by Rhodopseudomonas palustris 6A using pre-treated olive mill wastewater and a synthetic medium containing sugars by Pintucci, Cristina, Padovani, Giulia, Giovannelli, Alessio, Traversi, Maria Laura, Ena, Alba, Pushparaj, Benjamin, Carlozzi, Pietro

“…•Adsorbent matrices to convert fresh olive mill wastewater (OMWF) in feedstock.•Dry-Azolla and granular active carbon for adsorbing polyphenols from…”
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BioH2 photoproduction by means of Rhodopseudomonas palustris sp. cultured in a lab-scale photobioreactor operated in batch, fed-batch and semi-continuous modes by Padovani, Giulia, Vaičiulytė, Sigita, Carlozzi, Pietro

“…•Hydrogen scenario as an alternative energy carrier in future coming years.•Batch, fed-batch and semi-continuous growth regimens for the generation of…”
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Fresh olive mill waste deprived of polyphenols as feedstock for hydrogen photo-production by means of Rhodopseudomonas palustris 42OL by Pintucci, Cristina, Giovannelli, Alessio, Traversi, Maria Laura, Ena, Alba, Padovani, Giulia, Carlozzi, Pietro

“…In the present study, fresh olive mill waste (OMWF) was processed using an innovative pre-treatment based on the adsorption capacity of two natural matrices…”
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Assessment of glycerol usage by five different purple non-sulfur bacterial strains for bioplastic production by Padovani, Giulia, Emiliani, Giovanni, Giovanelli, Alessio, Traversi, Maria Laura, Carlozzi, Pietro

“…•Phylogenetic tree along with already characterized Rhodopseudomonas sp. type strains.•Purple bacteria have been fed with glycerol for producing degradable…”
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PHB-Rich Biomass and BioH2 Production by Means of Photosynthetic Microorganisms by G. Padovani, P. Carlozzi, M. Seggiani, P. Cinelli, S. Vitolo, A. Lazzeri

“…Polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHAs) are a family of biopolyesters produced by many bacteria as intracellular storage carbon and energy source. Poly-ß-hydroxybutyrate…”
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