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Bioelectrochemical systems: Sustainable bio-energy powerhouses

Mahwash Mahar Gul, Khuram Shahzad Ahmad

Biosensors and Bioelectronics · 2019

Bioelectrochemical systems comprise of several types of cells, from basic microbial fuel cells (MFC) to photosynthetic MFCs and from plant MFCs to biophotovoltaics. All these cells employ bio entities at anode to produce bioenergy by catalysing organic substrates while some systems convert solar irradiation to energy. The current review epitomizes the above-mentioned fuel cell systems and elucidates their electrical performances. Microbial fuel cells have advantages over conventional fuel cells in terms of being sustainable whilst producing impressive power efficiencies without any net carbon emissions. They can be utilized for several environmentally friendly applications including wastewater treatment and bio-hydrogen generation, apart from producing clean and green electricity. Multifarious heterotrophic and autotrophic microbes and plants have been studied for their potential as imperative components of fuel cell technology. MFCs also display some interesting applications, such as integration of plant MFCs into architecture to produce "green" cities. Biophotovoltaic technology is the current hot cake in this field, which aspires to achieve significant electrical efficiencies by light-induced water splitting mechanisms. Furthermore, the utilization of BPVs in space renders it a technology for the future. Compared with other fuel cell systems, this technology is still in its inception and requires further efforts to endeavour its use on commercial or industrial level.

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Toward a low-energy bioelectrochemical fixation of N2 via mixed cultures electroactive biofilms

Jo De Vrieze

Peer Community in Microbiology · 2023

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Cell Analysis with Bioelectrochemical Approaches: Past, Present, and Future

Andrew EWING

Electrochemistry · 2016

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Cellobiose dehydrogenase: Bioelectrochemical insights and applications

Stefan Scheiblbrandner, Roland Ludwig

Bioelectrochemistry · 2020

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MFC—An Approach in Enhancing Electricity Generation Using Electroactive Biofilm of Dissimilatory Iron-Reducing (DIR) Bacteria

C. Yuvraj, V. Aranganathan

Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering · 2017

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Membraneless Microbial Fuel Cell: Characterization of Electrogenic Bacteria and Kinetic Growth Model

Muaz Mohd Zaini Makhtar, Vel Murugan Vadivelu

Journal of Environmental Engineering · 2019

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Study on Electron Transfer Mechanisms of Electroactive Bacteria in Microbial Fuel Cells

May H. Wang

Journal of Energy Bioscience · 2024

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Surface Modification of a Graphite Fiber Fabric Anode for Enhanced Bioelectrochemical Methane Production

Qing Feng, Young-Chae Song

Energy & Fuels · 2016

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Bioelectrochemical Behavior of the Composite PVP-Os/chitosan as a Mediator with Different Types of Enzymes at Graphite Electrode

Najat Beden, Harishchandra Digambar Jirimali

Insights in Analytical Electrochemistry · 2015

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Electrode modification techniques for organic electronics

F Widdascheck, A Hauke, G Witte et al.

Research Outreach · 2020

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Controllable nanoporous fibril-like morphology by layer-by- layer self-assembled films of bioelectronics poly(pyrrole-co-formyl pyrrole)/polystyrene sulfonate for biocompatible electrode

Prasit Pattananuwat, Motohiro Tagaya, Takaomi Kobayashi

Materials Research Bulletin · 2018

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Synthesis and electrochemical characterization of electrospun biocompatible Poly (ε- caprolactone) and Polyaniline nanofiber composite electrode materials for various biosensing applications

M.S. Sumitha, T.S. Xavier

Materials Today: Proceedings · 2023

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Use of Bacterial Cellulose from Gluconacetobacter hansenii NOK21 as a Proton-permeable Membrane in Microbial Fuel Cells

Young Hwan Ko

Journal of Microbial & Biochemical Technology · 2015

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Composite materials for polymer electrolyte membrane microbial fuel cells

Ermete Antolini

Biosensors and Bioelectronics · 2015

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2D and 3D graphene materials: Preparation and bioelectrochemical applications

Hongcai Gao, Hongwei Duan

Biosensors and Bioelectronics · 2015

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Mechanochemical Reactions and Processing of Nanostructured Electrode Materials for Lithium-ion Batteries

Nina V. Kosova

Materials Today: Proceedings · 2016

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Heavy metals removal in biological wastewater treatment dependent on process parameters

Erki Lember, Karin Pachel, Enn Loigu

Desalination and Water Treatment · 2018

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Metal removal and recovery using bioelectrochemical technology: The major determinants and opportunities for synchronic wastewater treatment and energy production

A. Kaushik, Aradhana Singh

Journal of Environmental Management · 2020

Microbial fuel cell (MFC) technology has emerged as a new and attractive bioelectrochemical approach in the last one and a half decade that offers an alternative to conventional treatment methods to remove and recover heavy metals and organics from wastewaters with simultaneous energy production. This technique has advantage over the conventional wastewater treatment techniques, which are energy intensive, sludge producing and with little effectivity at high concentrations. Significant work has been done in the recent years on MFC principle, electrode configuration, biofilm composition, application of MFC in wastewater treatment, metal removal or recovery and energy production. Basically, metal in the cathode chamber acts as acceptor of the electrons released from the oxidation of organic matter in the anode chamber by electrogenic microbes. Literature shows that efficacy of MFCs in removal and recovery of metals and power production is significantly influenced by redox potential of the metal, initial concentration, mix metal systems, carbon source in substrate, pH, biocathode, biofilm composition, gaseous environment in cathode, electrode modification and external resistance, which have been critically reviewed for the first time in the present paper to understand the role of the determinant factors that may be explored for improvement of the MFC performance. The paper provides further insights into the techno-economic aspects of MFC technology and suggests research needs for enhanced performance and reduced costs to increase its feasibility for application at commercial level.

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Synthesis and performance evaluation of polypyrrole/titanium oxide composite as an electrocatalyst for simultaneous power generation and wastewater treatment in bioelectrochemical systems

Karthick Senthilkumar, Haribabu Krishnan

Biomass Conversion and Biorefinery · 2025

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Integrating bioelectrochemical systems for sustainable wastewater treatment

Veera Gnaneswar Gude

Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy · 2018

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New application of microbial fuel cell-based biosensor for monitoring the quality of actual potato chips’ processing wastewater

Ahmed Y. Radeef, Zainab Z. Ismail

Waste Disposal & Sustainable Energy · 2019

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Microbial fuel cell-based biosensor for toxicity testing of Cr<SUP align="right">6+</SUP>

Afşın Y. Çetinkaya, Bestami Özkaya

International Journal of Global Warming · 2019

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A bio on bioelectrochemical cells: a conversation with Nicolas Mano

Nicolas Mano

Nature Communications · 2020

Dr Nicolas Mano is a Senior Researcher at Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal, France. His research interests include (bio)electrochemistry, biosensors, biofuel cells, enzymes engineering, and the use of carbonaceous materials for electrodes. His aim is to develop approaches where biochemical fuels can be converted into electricity and applied into bioelectrochemical applications. In this conversation, he is discussing the advancements in the field of biofuel cells in the past ten years and look ahead at future developments.

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Engineering glucose oxidase for bioelectrochemical applications

Nicolas Mano

Bioelectrochemistry · 2019

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Advances in bioelectrochemical systems

Katalin Belafi-Bako

Chemosphere · 2017

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Bioelectrochemical Nitrogen Reduction

Benjamin List, Tim Gatzenmeier

Synfacts · 2017

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Development and optimization of high power density micro-thermoelectric generators

Wenhua Zhang, Juekuan Yang, Dongyan Xu

Journal of Physics: Conference Series · 2018

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Design and Optimization of a High Power Density and Efficiency Boost PFC

Bekir FINCAN, Murat YILMAZ, Alper GOYNUSEN et al.

Balkan Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering · 2017

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Boosting Microbial Electrocatalytic Kinetics for High Power Density: Insights into Synthetic Biology and Advanced Nanoscience

Long Zou, Yan Qiao, Chang Ming Li

Electrochemical Energy Reviews · 2018

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Power density optimization for MEMS piezoelectric micro power generator below 100 Hz applications

Mohd H. S. Alrashdan, Azrul Azlan Hamzah, Burhanuddin Yeop Majlis

Microsystem Technologies · 2018

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Second harmonic generation optimization under limited power density of fundamental radiation. Part 2

V.O. Troitskii

Optika atmosfery i okeana · 2022

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Second harmonic generation optimization under limited power density of fundamental radiation. Part 1

V.O. Troitskii

Optika atmosfery i okeana · 2021

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Power Density Optimization Based Parameter Design Method for the Capacitive Power Transfer System With Magnetic-Core Inductors

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Yu WU

CPSS Transactions on Power Electronics and Applications · 2023

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Synthetical Thermal Modeling and Optimization Design for High Power Density Inverter Heat Dissipation

Kemin Dai

CPSS Transactions on Power Electronics and Applications · 2023

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Characterization of Generated Voltage, Current, Power and Power Density from Cow Dung Using Double Chambered Microbial Fuel Cell

Anand Parkash

Journal of Physical Chemistry & Biophysics · 2016

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Bioelectrochemical system for the biooxidation of a chalcopyrite concentrate by acidophilic bacteria coupled to energy current generation and cathodic copper recovery

José S. Fernández-Reyes, J. Viridiana García-Meza

Biotechnology Letters · 2018

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Geobacter sulfurreducens-inoculated bioelectrochemical system reveals the potential of metabolic current in defining the effect of extremely low-frequency electromagnetic field on living cells

Zhenhua Shi

Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety · 2019

The effect of extremely low-frequency electromagnetic fields (ELF-EMFs) on human health has become a worldwide concern, and no molecule/factor has been established as a measurable indicator of this effect. Diseases related to ELF-EMF are generally accompanied with energy metabolic dysfunction, and the energy in metabolism often flows in terms of electrons in all living cells. Hence, this study specifically investigated the relationship between metabolic current and ELF-EMF. By applying 0-128 Gauss ELF-EMFs to Geobacter sulfurreducens-inoculated bioelectrochemical systems, we found that metabolic current was increased and oscillated in ELF-EMF-exposed G. sulfurreducens. All effects were exposure dose dependent. Moreover, the oscillation amplitude varied linearly with the ELF-EMF strength. These results reveal that metabolic current can be used as a dosimetric indicator of the effect of ELF-EMF on living organisms, including human beings.

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Recent advances in high surface area electrodes for bioelectrochemical applications

Nicolas Mano

Current Opinion in Electrochemistry · 2020

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Demystifying terms for understanding bioelectrochemical systems towards sustainable wastewater treatment

Zixuan Wang, Zhen He

Current Opinion in Electrochemistry · 2020

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Editorial: Current Challenges and Future Perspectives on Emerging Bioelectrochemical Technologies

Tian Zhang, Pier-Luc Tremblay

Frontiers in Microbiology · 2016

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