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MEET THE WORKSHOP TEAM
Workgroup Rapporteurs
Workgroup 1:
Fundamental Research Aspects
Imperial College, UK
Workgroup 2:
Technology Readiness Level <6
Institute of Ecology, NL
Workgroup 3:
Technology Readiness Level >5
Auburn University, USA
Lectures Session I: Algae – N/P/C uptake and storage biology
Session chair: SALIH, Anya, Univ. Western Sydney, Australia
Engineering algae for optimum nutrient recycling –what do we need and what is possible? JONES, Patrik R. Imperial College, London, UK Mechanisms of luxury phosphorus uptake in microalgae SOLOVCHENKO, Alexei Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia A model of phosphate metabolism in Chlorella vulgaris METTLER-ALTMANN, Tabea Heinrich Heine University, Düsseldorf, Germany Biofertilisation potential of the diazotrophic cyanobacteria Anabaena VALTON, Marine Imperial College, London, UK Managing nitrogen metabolism in Anabaena sp. PCC 7120 to increase fertilization efficiencies PERIN, Giorgio Imperial College, London, UK Microalgal lipids, high-value products KHOZIN-GOLDBERG, Inna Ben Gurion University, S’de Boqer, IsraelLectures Session II: Methods for measuring N/P/C reserves
Session chair: NEDBAL, Ladislav, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany
Confocal Raman microscopy of microalgae, identification, detection and quantification of energy-and nutrient-storing pools, and crystalline inclusions at a single-cell level MOJZEŠ, Peter Charles University, Praha, Czech Republic 31P-NMR introduction and applications WILLBOLD, Sabine Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany Microsensing and confocal in situ imaging of energy storage in microalgae focusing on Symbiodinium of reef corals SALIH, Anya University of Western Sydney, AustraliaLectures Session III: Algae cultivation systems and protocols
Session chair: CAMARGO-VALERO, Miller Alonso, University of Leeds, UK
Immobilisation of microalgae: a promising tool for waste-water treatment and biochemical production KOSOUROV, Sergey, ALLAHVERDIYEVA, Yagut University of Turku, Finland Large scale algal production VONSHAK, Avigad Ben Gurion University, S’de Boqer, Israel Algal turf scrubbing for wastewater treatment and agricultureSmithonian Institution, USA
Performance studies on Algal Turf Scrubber technologiesAuburn Uni., USA
Growth physiology of Chlamydopodium fusiforme cultivated in a mineral medium and pig wastewater TORZILLO, Guiseppe Ben Gurion University, S’de Boqer, Israel Closing cycles from wastewater by microalgae-bacteria consortia: opportunities vs. risksInstitute of Ecology, Wageningen, NL
Lectures Session IV: Waste water
Session chair: CALAHAN, Dean, Smithonian Institution, USA
Microalgae and cyanobacteria for wastewater treatment in waste stabilization ponds in tropical and temperate climate countries CAMARGO-VALERO, Miller Alonso University of Leeds, UK Reducing the effluent nutrient concentration of municipal wastewater treatment plants using microalgae and considering further biomass application THEILEN, Ulf, WAWILOW, Tatjana, HASPORT, Nils University of Applied Sciences, Giessen, GermanyLectures Session V: Closing the cycles to soil fertilization and soil conditioning
Session chair: JONES, Patrik R., Imperial College, London, UK
Interactions of algal biostimulants with plant microbiome BALDASSARRE-ŠVECOVÁ, Eva Institute of Botany, Praha, Czech Republic Role of biological soil crusts in C and N enrichment in arid soils ADESSI, Alessandra University of Florence, Italy Phosphorus uptake by algae and experimental use of algal biomass for fertilization of marginal soils NEDBAL, Ladislav Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany