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(inferred from publications by AI)The researcher's work is centered around advancing membrane separation technologies for separating volatile fatty acids from waste streams, with a strong emphasis on their biodegradability. Their research extends into anaerobic digestion, where they explore methods to enhance biogas production and analyze microbial communities in pilot-scale reactors. The researcher also investigates the removal of fluorides using nanofiltration and reverse osmosis techniques, highlighting their role in water quality management. Furthermore, their work delves into energy recovery through anaerobic digestion, examining how substrate proportions influence the long-term performance of these systems. The impact of these technologies on the environment is significant, particularly in reducing fluorides and managing sulfur-based compounds like sulfonamide resistance genes. Additionally, the researcher studies SARS-CoV-2, which involves both wastewater treatment processes and life cycle assessments to monitor its fate across various stages. Their research underscores the importance of understanding microbial dynamics and energy recovery through membrane systems, contributing to sustainable practices in waste management and environmental monitoring.
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