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Selected Publications Details for Grant Number SU836122

Development of 3D-printed surfaces for ultra-high surface area trickling biofilters for water pollution remediation

RFA: P3 Awards: A National Student Design Competition for Sustainability Focusing on People, Prosperity and the Planet (2015)

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Journal Article Engineering of bio-mimetic substratum topographies for enhanced early colonization of filamentous algae PLOS ONE Khoshkhoo A, Carrano A, Blersch D, Kardel K Khoshkhoo A, Carrano A, Blersch D, Kardel K. Engineering of bio-mimetic substratum topographies for enhanced early colonization of filamentous algae. PLOS ONE 2019;14(7):e0213150 SU836122 (Final)
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Journal Article Analysis of very-high surface area 3D-printed media in a moving bed biofilm reactor for wastewater treatment PLOS ONE Proano-Pena G, Carrano A, Blersch D Proano-Pena G, Carrano A, Blersch D. Analysis of very-high surface area 3D-printed media in a moving bed biofilm reactor for wastewater treatment. PLOS ONE 2020;15(8):e0238386 SU836122 (Final)
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Journal Article The effect of interstitial surface spacing on algal biomass accumulation ALGAL RESEARCH Proano-Pena G, Kardel K, Blersch D, Carrano A Proano-Pena G, Kardel K, Blersch D, Carrano A. The effect of interstitial surface spacing on algal biomass accumulation. ALGAL RESEARCH 2023;70(102980). SU836122 (Final)
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