Entries by mem2bio_geus_dk

Introduction of pesticide-degrading bacteria to rapid sand filters as a tool to remediate pesticide-polluted drinking water

Aamand J., C. N. Albers, M. N. Fini, L. Ellegaard-Jensen and M.D. Schostag (2019) Introduction of pesticide-degrading bacteria to rapid sand filters as a tool to remediate pesticide-polluted drinking water. Presentation at TransCon2019 – Understanding and managing microbial biotransformation of environmental contaminants. Congressi Stefano Franscini, Monte Verità, Ascona, Switzerland. View abstract of “Introduction of pesticide-degrading […]

The effect of water matrix, feed concentration and recovery on the rejection of pesticides using NF/RO membranes in water treatment

Fini, MN, Madsen, HT & Muff, J 2019, ‘The effect of water matrix, feed concentration and recovery on the rejection of pesticides using NF/RO membranes in water treatment’, Separation and Purification Technology, bind 215, nr. 521-527, s. 521-527. View article “The effect of water matrix, feed concentration and recovery on the rejection of pesticides using […]

Performance of NF/RO membranes in a combined membrane separation and biological degradation process for treatment of pesticide contaminated drinking water

Performance of NF/RO membranes in a combined membrane separation and biological degradation process for treatment of pesticide contaminated drinking water. Fini, Mahdi Nikbakht; Madsen, Henrik Tækker; Muff, Jens; Ellegaard-Jensen, Lea; Hylling, Ole; Hestbjerg Hansen, Lars. 2018. 19 Abstract fra Nordic Filtration Symposium, Aalborg, Danmark

Retentate from Reverse Osmosis Stimulates Degradation Potential of Bioaugmentation Candidate Aminobacter sp. MSH1

Retentate from Reverse Osmosis Stimulates Degradation Potential of Bioaugmentation Candidate Aminobacter sp. MSH1. Hylling, Ole; Fini, Mahdi Nikbakht; Muff, Jens; Madsen, Henrik Tækker; Aamand, Jens; Hestbjerg Hansen, Lars; Ellegaard-Jensen, Lea. 2018. Poster præsenteret ved 17th International Symposium on Microbial Ecology, Leipzig, Tyskland.