"MFCs capture energy produced by naturally occurring microbial metabolism and can generate electricity from organic matters such as soil, sediments or different wastes"
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Welcome, on the blog of CNRS Toulouse dedicated on MFC
"MFCs capture energy produced by naturally occurring microbial metabolism and can generate electricity from organic matters such as soil, sediments or different wastes"
Team members
- Alain Bergel (Pr - team leader)
- Benjamin Erable (Post-doc)
- Bibiana Cercado (PhD student)
- Liz Pons (Post-doc)
- Luc Etcheverry (Engineer)
- Maha Mehana (PhD student)
- Marie-Line Délia (Pr)
- Régine Basséguy (Pr)
List of Projects
- ERG+SMILE
- Bactériopile 2005-2008
- EA-Biofilms 2004-2007
Qui êtes-vous ?
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- Semi-industrial scale MFC
- Laboratory scale MFC
- Microscopy and 3D Optigrid system
- N-stat box: interesting tool for tests of comparison
- Experiments led under chronoamperometries
- Potentiostats and Software from Bio-Logic SA
- Biofilm construction under constant polarisation
- New and Emerging Science and Technology (NEST) Eur...
- Electrochemically-active biofilms
- Introduction on Microbial Fuel Cell technology
- About the Chemical Engineering Laboratory
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