Author

A. Patil

Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Mohali (IISER Mohali) - Cited by 5,148 - Electromicrobiology - CO2 bioconversion - Integrated bioelectrochemical processes for wastewater management

Biography

A. Patil is currently Lecturer of Medway School of Science, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Greenwich, Chatham Maritime ME4 4TB, Kent, United Kingdom. She has published many articles in his career.His research interests reflect in his wide range of publications in various national and international journals.
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Recent advances in the use of different substrates in microbial fuel cells toward wastewater treatment and simultaneous energy recovery
P Pandey, VN Shinde, RL Deopurkar, SP Kale, SA Patil, D PantApplied Energy 168, 706-723, 2016201
674
2016
A logical data representation framework for electricity-driven bioproduction processes
SA Patil, S Gildemyn, D Pant, K Zengler, BE Logan, K RabaeyBiotechnology advances 33 (6), 736-744, 2015201
185
2015
An overview of cathode materials for microbial electrosynthesis of chemicals from carbon dioxide
N Aryal, F Ammam, SA Patil, D PantGreen Chemistry 19, 5748-5760, 2071201
171
2017
Continuous long-term electricity-driven bioproduction of carboxylates and isopropanol from CO2 with a mixed microbial community
JBA Arends, SA Patil, H Roume, K RabaeyJournal of CO2 Utilization 20, 141–149, 2017201
133
2017
Strategies for optimizing the power output of microbial fuel cells: transitioning from fundamental studies to practical implementation
S Chen, SA Patil, RK Brown, U SchröderApplied energy 233, 15-28, 2019201
118
2019
A comprehensive review on emerging constructed wetland coupled microbial fuel cell technology: potential applications and challenges
S Gupta, P Srivastava, SA Patil, AK YadavBioresource Technology 320 (Part B), 124376, 2021202
104
2021
Low-cost stainless-steel wool anodes modified with polyaniline and polypyrrole for high-performance microbial fuel cells
JM Sonawane, SA Patil, PC Ghosh, SB AdelojuJournal of Power Sources 389, 103–114, 2018201
93
2018
Anodes stimulate anaerobic toluene degradation via sulfur cycling in marine sediments
M Daghio, E Vaiopoulou, SA Patil, A Suárez-Suárez, IM Head, A Franzetti, ...Applied and Environmental Microbiology 82 (1), 297-307, 2016201
89
2016
Strategies for improving the electroactivity and specific metabolic functionality of microorganisms for various microbial electrochemical technologies
P Chiranjeevi, SA PatilBiotechnology advances 39, 107468, 2020202
83
2020
Heat-treated stainless steel felt as scalable anode material for bioelectrochemical systems
K Guo, AH Soeriyadi, H Feng, A Prévoteau, SA Patil, JJ Gooding, ...Bioresource technology 195, 46-50, 2015201
83
2015
Microbial Fuel Cells: Electrode Materials
S Kalathil, SA Patil, D PantReference Module in Chemistry, Molecular Sciences and Chemical Engineering …, 2018201
74
2018
A high-performance rotating graphite fiber brush air-cathode for microbial fuel cells
S Chen, SA Patil, U SchröderApplied energy 211, 1089-1094, 2018201
64
2018
Direct utilization of industrial carbon dioxide with low impurities for acetate production via microbial electrosynthesis
M Roy, R Yadav, P Chiranjeevi, SA PatilBioresource Technology 320 (Part A), 124289, 2021202
50
2021
Current Trends in Enzymatic Electrosynthesis for CO2 Reduction
P Chiranjeevi, M Bulut, T Breugelmans, SA Patil, D PantCurrent Opinion in Green and Sustainable Chemistry 16, 65-70, 2019201
43
2019
Microbial Electrosynthesis: A Way Towards The Production of Electro-Commodities Through Carbon Sequestration with Microbes as Biocatalysts
S Das, D Ludo, P Deepak, S Patil, MM GhangrekarJournal of the Electrochemical Society 167, 155510, 2020202
41
2020
Microbial electroactive biofilms
R Kiran, SA PatilIntroduction to biofilm engineering, 159-186, 2019201
36
2019
Integrated drip hydroponics-microbial fuel cell system for wastewater treatment and resource recovery
RK Yadav, P Chiranjeevi, Sukrampal, SA PatilBioresource Technology Reports 9, 100392, 2020202
26
2020
Technological progress and readiness level of microbial electrosynthesis and electrofermentation for carbon dioxide and organic wastes valorization
M Roy, N Aryal, Y Zhang, SA Patil, D PantCurrent Opinion in Green and Sustainable Chemistry 35, 100605, 2022202
18
2022
Microbial Electrolysis for Biohydrogen Production: Technical Aspects and Scale-Up Experiences
I Rivera, U Schröder, SA PatilMicrobial Electrochemical Technology: Sustainable Platform for Fuels …, 2019201
18
2019
Enhanced product recovery from glycerol fermentation into 3-carbon compounds in a bioelectrochemical system combined with in situ extraction
H Roume, JB Arends, C Ameril, SA Patil, K RabaeyFrontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology 4, 2016201
17
2016

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Citations 5148
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i10-index 47
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