BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOPROCESSES
Advanced Environmental Biotechnology & Bioprocesses
Areas of research
We have the capability of addressing scientific and industrial challenges arising from the entire value chain of wastewater reclamation and biosolids management. Strong fundamentals and applied environmental microbiology research platforms address complex wastewater-energy-resource nexus.

Energy self sufficient wastewater reclamation processes
Eg. Novel treatment processes with lower energy

Energy and resource recovery from biosolids with volume minimisation
- Activated sludge
- Food waste
- Agricultural waste etc.

Modeularized aerobic or anaerobic membrane bioreactors
- Polymeric membrane
- Ceramic membrane
Magnetic Digital Microfluidics-Based Detection Platforms For Bacteria Analysis
1. AEBC poster_Magnetic Digital Microfluidics-Based detetction platform
In‐situ power generation and nutrients recovery from wasted sludge
2. AEBC poster _In‐situ power generation and nutrient recovery
Generation of dissolved organic matter by ozonation and its potential on membrane fouling in ceramic MBR
Water saving solutions for the wafer fabrication and semi‐conductor Industry
4. AEBC poster_Water saving solutions for wafer fab and semi con ind
Sewage sludge biochar as P‐fertilizer
Mainstream anammox in a novel A‐2B process for energy self‐sufficient municipal wastewater treatment with minimized sludge production
Enhanced anaerobic degradation by conductive materials
Electro‐Enhanced Anaerobic Digestion Technology (EAD)
An introduction to in vitro bioassays as a means of water quality assessment
Pilot Demonstration of Ultrafast Conversion of Food Waste to Biofertiliser with Zero Solid Discharge
10. AEBC poster_Ultrafast conversion of food waste to biofertilizer
Membrane Fouling Control in MBR Based on Quorum Quenching (QQ)
Automated Online monitoring of Waterborne Parasites
Facilities
Research enquiries: Professor Shane Snyder (Programme Director) [email protected]
Lab safety enquires: Ms Emily Mar'atusalihat (Lab Manager) [email protected] / (65) 6592 7559