- applications, like
space biomining,
fungal bioleaching and
biomining with
hybrid biomaterials. The
possibility of
using microorganisms in
biomining applications was...
- Kumar, S. (2023).
Circular Economy in Muni****l
Solid Waste Landfilling:
Biomining &
Leachate Treatment.
Radionuclides and
Heavy Metals in the Environment...
-
methods called bioleaching and
biomining,
whereby metals are
extracted from
their ores
through bacterial oxidation.
Biomining uses
radioactive waste as an...
- of
extremophiles lies in
processes such as PCR,
biofuel generation and
biomining, but
there are many
other smaller scale operations at play.
There are...
-
production and products. Some of the
recycling of
waste may be
biomining and some
biomining could be
applied beyond recycling. For example, in 2020, biotechnologists...
-
warfare --
Bioluminescence --
Biomedical Engineering --
Biomimetics --
Biomining --
Bionanotechnology --
Bionics --Biopharmacology --
Biophotonics -- Bioprocessing...
-
riverine and
marine environments. L.
ferriphilum is
central to
commercial biomining processes,
where the
bacteria form
biofilms on ore
surfaces and catalyze...
-
drinking water.
Certain genetically modified microbes can also be used in
biomining and bioremediation, due to
their ability to
extract heavy metals from...
- CUEs, were identified.
Using this strategy, a
comprehensive Metagenomic BioMining Engine (MetaBioME)
platform to
facilitate homology-based com****tional...
- Jennifer;
Craig Everroad, R.; Demets, René (10
November 2020). "Space
station biomining experiment demonstrates rare
earth element extraction in microgravity...
