Oskar Modin
Oskar’s research subject is environment biotechnology. He is particularly interested in how microbial communities function and how we can use them to recover resources from waste streams such as wastewater. A few examples of research areas include microbial electrochemistry (e.g. microbial fuel cells), anaerobic digestion, and aerobic granular sludge. Oskar is a member of the Bioresource Labs research group.

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Hill-based dissimilarity indices and null models for analysis of microbial community assembly
Technologies for biological removal and recovery of nitrogen from wastewater
A variety of hydrogenotrophic enrichment cultures catalyse cathodic reactions
A variety of hydrogenotrophic enrichment cultures catalyze cathodic reactions
Challenges and Opportunities of Microbial Symbiosis for Electrosynthesis Applications
Metal recovery by microbial electro-metallurgy
Integration of aerobic granular sludge and membrane bioreactor for wastewater treatment
A mathematical model of aerobic methane oxidation coupled to denitrification
Integration of aerobic granular sludge and membrane bioreactors for wastewater treatment
Effect of start-up strategies and electrode materials on carbon dioxide reduction on biocathodes
Effect of start-up strategies and electrode materials on carbon dioxide reduction on bio-cathodes
Three promising applications of microbial electrochemistry for the water sector
Microbial electrochemical recovery of zinc
Challenges in upscaling microbial electrochemical reactors for copper recovery from acidic leachates
Nonoxidative removal of organics in the activated sludge process
Microbial electrochemical reactors for metal recovery from leachate
Stability of nitrifying granules exposed to water flux through a coarse pore mesh.
Effects of storage on mixed-culture biological electrodes
Copper Recovery from Polluted Soils Using Acidic Washing and Bioelectrochemical Systems
A mathematical model describing denitrification coupled to aerobic methane oxidation
Back to basics: high-loaded activated sludge
Opportunities for microbial electrochemistry in municipal wastewater treatment – an overview
Gas-diffusion, extractive, biocatalytic, and electrochemical membrane biological reactors
OPPORTUNITIES FOR ZN RECOVERY FROM SWEDISH MSWI FLY ASHES
Integrating bioelectrochemical systems with anaerobic digestion
Application of membrane technology for the development of sustainable biotechnology processes
Pesticide removal by a mixed culture of bacteria and white-rot fungi
Combined wastewater treatment and recovery of copper from ash leachate
A novel bioelectrochemical BOD sensor operating with voltage input
Bioelectrochemical recovery of Cu, Pb, Cd, and Zn from dilute solutions
Aerobic methane oxidation coupled to denitrification: Kinetics and effect of oxygen supply
Performance of a membrane biofilm reactor for denitrification with methane
Denitrification with methane as external carbon source
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Showing 15 research projects
Robust enzymatic and microbial conversion and valorization of bio refinery side streams, part 2
Förändring i populationen av predatorer i biogasreaktorer
Bioelectrochemical systems for sustainable wastewater management
Transition of mesophilic anaerobic digesters to thermophilic conditions
IMplementing MEasuRes for Sustainable Estuaries (IMMERSE)
Behandling av tennorganiskt förorenade sediment: återvinning och stabilisering
Miljövänlig produktion av kemikalier
Microbial electrosynthesis - a fundamental investigation of new respiratory pathways
Microbial electrosynthesis - a fundamental investigation of new respiratory pathways
Metal extraction with focus on Zn from fly ash by means of using acid process waters
Extracting electrical current from organic compounds in wastewater (BIOANODE)