Microbial fuel cells (MFCs), as a potentially sustainable biotechnology, can directly convert organic matter into electricity by using bacterial biofilms as biocatalysts. In a political context where European legislation favors and imposes the revalorization of organic waste from industries, MFC seems an inexpensive and promising technology to meet this need. The aim of this thesis is to improve knowledge of the formation of electroactive biofilms on the anodic surface, and to understand the mechanisms involved in the competition between electroactive bacteria (EAB) and other bacteria. Special attention will be paid to shear force as a tool to control the formation of anodic biofilms. First, bacterial successions have been studied under sta...
The influence of the shear stress (tau(w)) under which biofilms were formed was assessed on their su...
Les biofilms électroactifs (EA) sont des consortia de bactéries mono- ou multi-espèces qui ont la ca...
The effect that the hydrodynamic conditions under which biofilms are formed has on their persistence...
Microbial fuel cells (MFCs), as a potentially sustainable biotechnology, can directly convert organi...
Les piles à combustible microbiennes, en tant que biotechnologie potentiellement durable, peuvent as...
In the global context of increasing energy demands and limited resources, microbial electrocehmical ...
Facing increasing energy needs and limiting their impact on the environment are current and major is...
Multi-species electroactive biofilms (EABs) are able to exchange electrons with an electrode surface...
Les biofilms électroactifs (EABs) multi-espèces sont capables d'échanger des électrons avec la surfa...
Many microorganisms have the ability to catalyze the electrochemical oxidation of organic matterby s...
The control of biofilm formation constitutes an important challenge in many industrial and biomedica...
Electroactive (EA) biofilms refer to single- or multi-species bacterial consortia, which have theabi...
Cette thèse a pour objectif d'apporter une meilleure compréhension des mécanismes qui gouvernent le ...
De multiples micro-organismes ont la capacité de catalyser l’oxydation électrochimique de matières o...
Microbial fuel cells (MFC) are a type of fuel cells based on bacteria as biologic catalysts. By the ...
The influence of the shear stress (tau(w)) under which biofilms were formed was assessed on their su...
Les biofilms électroactifs (EA) sont des consortia de bactéries mono- ou multi-espèces qui ont la ca...
The effect that the hydrodynamic conditions under which biofilms are formed has on their persistence...
Microbial fuel cells (MFCs), as a potentially sustainable biotechnology, can directly convert organi...
Les piles à combustible microbiennes, en tant que biotechnologie potentiellement durable, peuvent as...
In the global context of increasing energy demands and limited resources, microbial electrocehmical ...
Facing increasing energy needs and limiting their impact on the environment are current and major is...
Multi-species electroactive biofilms (EABs) are able to exchange electrons with an electrode surface...
Les biofilms électroactifs (EABs) multi-espèces sont capables d'échanger des électrons avec la surfa...
Many microorganisms have the ability to catalyze the electrochemical oxidation of organic matterby s...
The control of biofilm formation constitutes an important challenge in many industrial and biomedica...
Electroactive (EA) biofilms refer to single- or multi-species bacterial consortia, which have theabi...
Cette thèse a pour objectif d'apporter une meilleure compréhension des mécanismes qui gouvernent le ...
De multiples micro-organismes ont la capacité de catalyser l’oxydation électrochimique de matières o...
Microbial fuel cells (MFC) are a type of fuel cells based on bacteria as biologic catalysts. By the ...
The influence of the shear stress (tau(w)) under which biofilms were formed was assessed on their su...
Les biofilms électroactifs (EA) sont des consortia de bactéries mono- ou multi-espèces qui ont la ca...
The effect that the hydrodynamic conditions under which biofilms are formed has on their persistence...