Tanja Bosak

This study shows that sulfate-rich bioreactors can reduce methane emissions during sewage sludge degradation by manipulating microbial communities and organic load ratios.

This study shows that microbial community composition and organic availability influence methane emissions during gypsum conversion in sewage sludge, with sulfate-reducing bacteria suppressing methane production.

This study shows heat flows solubilize apatite, increasing phosphate availability for prebiotic chemistry by up-concentrating and boosting its solubility.