The microbial fuel cell (MFC) technology has attracted significant attention in the last years
due to its potential to recover energy in a wastewater treatment. The idea of using an MFC in …

Microbial fuel cells have gained great interest as an alternative energy conversion system
for generating bioenergy. As a bioelectrochemical hybrid system, microbial fuel cells …

Microbial fuel cells (MFCs) are considered as greener technologies for generation of
bioenergy and simultaneously treatment of wastewater. However, the major drawback of …

Microbial fuel cells (MFCs) are emerging as a versatile renewable energy technology. This
is particularly because of the multidimensional applications of this eco‐friendly technology …

Phosphorus (P) is a non-renewable resource, production of nitrogen (N) fertilizer is energy
intensive, and discharge of these nutrients in treated wastewater causes environmental …

Nutrient recovery from wastewater and recycling nutrients as soil fertilizers is a major
challenge for the future circular economy. This is motivated by unregulated discharge of …

Resource recovery from source-separated urine can shorten nutrient cycles on Earth and is
essential in regenerative life support systems for deep-space exploration. In this study, a …

Recovery of phosphorus from wastewater through struvite crystallization is one of the most
attractive methods. However, the cost of chemical consumption makes this technology is …

Microbial fuel cell (MFC) is a variant of the bioelectrochemical system that uses
microorganisms as biocatalysts to generate bioenergy by oxidizing organic matter. Due to its …

Advancing nutrient recovery from idea to implementation requires reporting practices that
facilitate comparison among diverse nutrient removal and recovery (NRR) technologies and …