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A comparative study of single- and two-phase anaerobic digestion of food waste under uncontrolled pH conditions File

Jo. Yeadam , Kim, Jaai , Hwang, Kwanghyun , Lee, Changsoo

Article Issue Date2018-08 View9
Biomethanation potential of marine macroalgal Ulva biomass in sequencing batch mode: Changes in process performance and microbial community structure over five cycles File

Jung, Heejung , Kim, Jaai , Lee, Joonyeob , Hwang, Seokhwan , Lee, Changsoo

Article Issue Date2016-08 View11
Complex network analysis of slaughterhouse waste anaerobic digestion: From failure to success of long-term operation File

Dalantai, Tergel , Rhee, Chaeyoung , Kim, Dae Wook , Yu, SungIl , Shin, Juhee , Triolo, Jin Mi , Shin, Seung Gu

Article Issue Date2022-10 View14
Effect of enhanced biomass retention by sequencing batch operation on biomethanation of sulfur-rich macroalgal biomass: Process performance and microbial ecology File

Jung. Heejung , Kim, Jaai , Lee, Changsoo

Article Issue Date2017-12 View47
Enhancing anaerobic digestion of vegetable waste and cellulose by bioaugmentation with rumen culture File

Jo, Yeadam , Hwang, Kwanghyun , Lee, Changsoo

Article Issue Date2019-05 View12
Long-term effectiveness of bioaugmentation with rumen culture in continuous anaerobic digestion of food and vegetable wastes under feed composition fluctuations File

Jo, Yeadam , Rhee, Chaeyoung , Choi, Hyungmin , Shin, Juhee , Shin, Seung Gu , Lee, Changsoo

Article Issue Date2021-10 View22
Ulva biomass as a co-substrate for stable anaerobic digestion of spent coffee grounds in continuous mode File

Kim, Jaai , Kim, Hakchan , Lee, Changsoo

Article Issue Date2017-10 View12
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