METS seeks to explore the potential of microalgae biodiversity and interactions for ecological and sustainable water and wastewater treatment therefore providing clean water, valorization of resources and safe solutions. We use modern ecological principles and theories to revolutionize the engineering challenges of microalgae technology design and operation worldwide.
2019 |
Compounds of emerging concern removal by microalgae-based technologies | The project looks at the removal of compounds of emerging concern, such as pharmaceuticals, from wastewater in a microalgae photobioreactor. We also look at... |
2017 |
LOcal Treatment of Urban Sewage Streams for Healthy Reuse (LOTUS-HR) | LOTUSHR will demonstrate a novel holistic (waste-)water management approach for the recovery of water, energy and nutrients from urban wastewater. The required... |
2017 |
Normativities of wastewater treatment: Putting micro-algae to work in Ecovillage Boekel | The project combines three lines of research to develop a water saving system that recovers nutrients and microelements while removing micro-pollutants and... |
2014 |
Recovering nutrients and carbon from concentrated black water - a sustainable decentralized approach for wastewater treatment | Compare two decentralised sanitation treatment systems for concentrated wastewaters with microalgae tecnology. Pilot-scale testing of tubular PBRs in The... |
2011 |
Recycling black water nutrients by algae-based photobiodegradation (Algobioloop) | Implementation of a UASB (upflow anaerobic sludge blanket) reactor for pre-treating the source separated black water (BW) of the NIOO building. Assess the... |