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0000-0002-7734-3103
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- Our research has focused on the microbial ecology of soil, aquifer, aquaculture systems, drinking water, microbial fuel cells, gastrointestinal ecosystems and activated sludge systems. The areas of interests have been the development of molecular methods for the qualitative and quantitative description of microorganisms and investigations of microbial processes in carbon and nitrogen cycling, novel bioaugmentation strategies for xenobiotics and the bioprecipitation and application of catalytic particles. Recently, the research interests are focussed on the development of new microbial ecological theories to link the microbial community structure to functionality. The central theme of this research is to understand of the composition, functionality and the limits under which a microbial community can (optimally) perform. This strategy is called Microbial Resource Management (MRM).
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Molybdate application in the early stages of shrimp growth suppresses sulphide formation in a shrimp pond bottom model
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Flow cytometry as a rapid tool for quality control of microbial self-healing agents
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Curcumin-based benzothiazepane analogues exhibit selective anti-cancer activity in HCT-116 cells via precipitated particle formation and internalisation
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Evaluating the self-healing capacity of lime and lime-based mortars : effects of age, curing conditions, formulation and testing methods
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Characterization of isolates used in bacterial-based strategies for accelerated carbonation of lime mortars
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Droplet microfluidics for single-cell studies : a frontier in ecological understanding of microbiomes
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IN VITRO INSIGHTS INTO BIOFILMS FROM BROILER HOUSES AND PIGLET NURSERY UNIT DRINKING WATER SYSTEMS
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WHAT LURKS IN THE PIPES? A DEEP DIVE INTO BIOFILMS FOUND IN DRINKING WATER SYSTEMS OF BROILER HOUSES AND PIGLET NURSERY UNITS
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Differential recovery of chain-elongating bacteria : comparing droplet, plating, and dilution-to-extinction methods
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In vitro study of multispecies biofilm development in drinking water systems of broiler houses and piglet nursery units