Microbial Ecology
Understanding microbial interactions in engineered systems
Microbial Ecology
Understanding microbial interactions in engineered systems
What we do
We characterize the microbial community in the bioreactor systems to study their composition, structure, and dynamics, and examine how these microbial populations interact with their physicochemical environment. Our work also investigates niche partitioning through spatial and temporal separation and the impact of product-induced toxicity on microbial function.
What we do
We characterize the microbial community in the bioreactor systems to study their composition, structure, and dynamics, and examine how these microbial populations interact with their physicochemical environment. Our work also investigates niche partitioning through spatial and temporal separation and the impact of product-induced toxicity on microbial function.
Approach
Approach
Ames Hall
3400 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21218
Department of Environmental Health and
Engineering
Johns Hopkins University
