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4th IWA Resource Recovery
Conference 2021
Conference Program
www.iwarr2021.org
5-8 September, 2021
Istanbul, TURKEY (Virtual Event)
Co-Organizers
CONTENT
Welcome .................................................................................................................................................................4
Co-organizers ..........................................................................................................................................................4
Program Committee ...............................................................................................................................................8
Scientific Committee ..............................................................................................................................................9
Local Organizing Committee ............................................................................................................................... 11
Scientific Information .......................................................................................................................................... 12
Publication in IWA Journals ................................................................................................................................. 13
Conference Opening Speech ............................................................................................................................... 15
Plenary Presentations ......................................................................................................................................... 18
Keynote Presentations ........................................................................................................................................ 19
Conference Program ........................................................................................................................................... 23
Post-Conference Workshop ................................................................................................................................ 29
Poster Presentation List....................................................................................................................................... 59
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Welcome
Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of the organizing committee, we
are honoured and delighted to welcome
you to the 4th IWA Resource Recovery
Conference, which will be carried out on a
completely virtual platform.
In line with circular economy concept, the
topics of the conference center around the Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gökşen ÇAPAR Prof. Dr. İsmail KOYUNCU
technologies for resource recovery and high Director Rector
value chemicals recovery, followed by Water Management Institute
economic and environmental sustainability,
industrial symbiosis and safe reuse. The Ankara University İstanbul Technical University
objective of the conference is to highlight TURKEY TURKEY
the importance of embedding resource
recovery as a key consideration in urban
and industrial water management.
The conference will play host to 150+ professionals and practitioners from around the globe across a range of
disciplines including researchers, water professionals, technology providers, policy makers, business developers and
consultants. The conference will provide a platform for researchers and water professionals from several countries
to present their research results and development activities, discuss the latest scientific findings as well as
technological and economic aspects of treatment and recovery of valuable resources. It will provide opportunities
for the delegates to exchange new ideas and experiences, establish business network and research relations.
All participants are warmly encouraged to attend different sessions as a means to stimulate debate and encourage
multidisciplinary collaboration.
We wish you a successful and enlightening conference!
Gökşen CAPAR and Ismail KOYUNCU
IWARR 2021 Co-Chairs
Co-organizers
IWA Resource Recovery from Water Cluster brings together R&D, water
industry and materials users, and to promote economically and environmentally
attractive approaches to resource recovery.
https://iwa-network.org/groups/resource-recovery-from-water-cluster/
Ankara University
Water Management Institute- TURKEY
http://suyonetimi.ankara.edu.tr/en/mainpage/
Istanbul Technical University – TURKEY
Prof. Dr. Dinçer Topacık National Research Center on Membrane
Technologies (MEM-TEK)
http://english.mem-tek.org/en/
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GENERALINFORMATION
4th IWA Resource Recovery Conference 5-8 Septeber 2021, TURKEY
CONFERENCE ORGANISING SECRETARIAT
S.T.O.K. MICE
Atatürk Street, Mustafa Kemal Avenue,
NO:60, 34758 Atasehir/ISTANBUL
Before and after the Conference:
Phone +90 216 250 41 00- Fax +90 216 455 03 77
E-M ail: iwarr2021@stokmice.com
During the Conference:
There will be live technical help desk available on the conference platform to assist you for any inquiry.
VENUE
Virtual conference
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PLATFORM INFORMATION
The Conference starts on September 6, 2021 at 10:30 (GMT+3).
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4th IWA Resource Recovery Conference 5-8 Septeber 2021, TURKEY REGISTRATION FEE IWA RR2021 Registration Fees LATE REGISTRATION (until September 5, 2021) HIGH INCOME COUNTRY NON IWA €125,00 IWA €100,00 YWP (YOUNG WATER PROFESSIONAL)
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Program Committee
Goksen CAPAR-Turkey,
Conference Co-Chair
Ismail KOYUNCU -Turkey,
Conference Co-Chair
Ilje Pikaar- Australia,
Co-Chair of the IWA RRfW Cluster
Olaf van der Kolk- Netherlands,
Co-Chair of the IWA RRfW Cluster
Francesco Fatone- Italy,
Secretary of the IWA RRfW Cluster
Korneel Rabaey-Belgium,
MC member IWA RRfW Cluster
Ana Soares- UK,
MC Member RRfW Cluster
Lars Angenent-Germany,
MC Member RRfW Cluster
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Scientific Committee
Adrian Oehmen, New University of Lisbon, Portugal
Amit Kumar, MIT, USA
Ana Soares, Cranfield University, United Kingdom
Anna Laura Eusebi, Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy
Aysen Erdincler, Bogazici University, Turkey
Bilgehan Nas, Konya Technical University, Turkey
Bulent Keskinler, Gebze Technical University, Turkey
Carlos Chernicharo, UFMG, Brazil
Carmen Teodosiou, Iasi University, Romania
Cees Buisman, Wetsus, The Netherlands
Celine Vaneeckhaute, Laval University, Canada
Claudio Di Iaconi, National Research Council, Italy
Costas Noutsopoulos, National Technical University of Athens, Greece
Craig Criddle Stanford University, USA
David Bolzonella, University of Verona, Italy
David Strik, Wageningen University, The Netherlands
David Stuckey, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom and Singapore
Evina Katsou, Brunel University of London, UK
Filiz Dilek, Middle East Technical University, Turkey
Francesco Fatone, Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy
Francesco Valentino, University of Rome, Italy
Ger Bergkamp, Arcowa, Switzerland
Gerasimos Lyberatos, National Technical University of Athens, Greece
Giorgio Mannina, Universiy of Palermo, Italy
Glen Daigger, University of Michigan, USA
Goksen Capar, Ankara University, Turkey
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Guenter Langergraber, BOKU University, Austria
Hale Özgün Erşahin, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey
Ilje Pikaar, University of Queensland, Australia
Isam Sabbah, The Galilee Society, Israel
Isik Kabdasli, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey
Jason RenPrinceton University, USA
Joaquim Comas, Catalan Institute for Water Research, Spain
Juan Antonio Baeza, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain
Juan Lema, University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Julian Sandino, Jacobs, USA
Jurg Keller, University of Queensland, Australia
Kees Roest, KWR, The Netherlands
Lars Angenent, Tubingen, Germany
Korneel Rabaey, Ghent University, Belgium
Levent Yilmaz, Middle East Technical University, Turkey
Ludwig Hermann, Proman Consulting, Austria
Lutgarde Raskin, University of Michigan, USA
Maite Puijan, Catalan Institute for Water Research, Spain
Mari Winkler, University of Washington, USA
Mark van Loosdrecht, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Mauro Majone, University of Rome, Italy
Mehmet Kitis, Süleyman Demirel University, Turkey
Miriam Otoo, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Mustafa Evren Erşahin, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey
Nalan Kabay, Ege University Turkey
Olaf van der Kolk, Aquaminerals, Netherlands
Özlem Karahan Özgün, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey
Piet Lens, University Ireland Galway, Ireland
Riccardo Gori, University of Florence, Italy
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Roberto Canziani, Polytechnic University of Milan, Italy
Sergio Ponsà Salas, University of Vic, Spain
Siegfried Vlaeminck, University of Antwerp, Belgium
Simos Malamis, National Technical University of Athens, Greece
Thomas Wintgens, FHNW, Switzerland
Tim Hulsen, University of Queensland, Australia
Ulku Yetis, Middle East Technical University,Turkey
William Tarpeh, Stanford University, USA
Xia Huang, Tsinghua University, China
Ying Yu Law, Nanyang Technological University, SCELSE, Singapore
Zhou Yan, Nanyang Technological University, NEWRI, Singapore
Local Organizing Committee
Conference Co-Chairs Goksen Capar and Ismail Koyuncu
IWA Cluster Co-Chairs Olaf van der Kolk and Ilje Pikaar
Local Water Berna Topuz, Evren Ersahin, Hale Ozgun, Mahmut Altinbas, Yesim Ahi
Professionals
YWP Team Borte Kose Mutlu
Responsible for YWP Tolga Pilevneli
Events
Conference Secretary Cigdem Coskun Dilcan
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Scientific Information
ABSTRACTS BOOK PRESENTATION
All accepted abstracts will be published in the Slides must be worded in English only; please copy
electronic Book of Abstracts “4th IWA Resource your work - prepared using MS Power Point or
Recovery Conference 2021” (ISBN: equivalent program. If your presentation is on MAC
9781789062809) computer, please make sure to convert your
The Book of Abstracts will be available for presentation in pc-compatible Power Point.
download from the Conference website using a
password communicated by mail to registered
participants. CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE
Participants attending the whole event will receive
their certificate of attendance by e-mail after the
ORAL PRESENTATIONS Conference, upon request to the Secretary desk or
The oral presentation sessions will be held in 3 by email to iwarr2021@ankara.edu.tr or
parallel virtual rooms as scheduled in the Oral iwarr2021@stokmice.com
Program and Program Timetable. The presentation
time for oral presentations will be 15 minutes. All
presenters are requested be regularly registered. CHANGES IN PROGRAM / ERRATUM
All presenters are requested to upload their For scientific and/or technical reasons the Scientific
presentations to the dropbox link before the Committee and the Secretariat reserve the right to
beginning of the conference. make changes to the Conference program.
Presenters must be in the virtual session room at
least 15 minutes before the start of the session and
must remain there until the end of the session.
Presentations will be given in English language
only.
POSTER SESSIONS
The abstracts selected for poster presentations will
be displayed in the virtual Poster Area as reported
before on the Conference website.
All the posters will be displayed for the whole
duration of the Conference in the virtual poster area
on Monday 6th and Tuesday 8th September, 2021.
Presenters will be able to discuss results and
answer questions via chat box and Q/A buttons.
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Publication in IWA Journals
All extended abstracts will be published in electronic book of abstracts.
Selected papers will be considered for peer review for publication in the following IWA journals. The deadline for full text
submission is October 8th, 2021.
For further enquiries, please contact Emma Buckingham (Editorial Operations Manager) from IWA
Publishing: ebuckingham@iwap.co.uk
IWA WATER SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
https://iwaponline.com/wst
IWA WATER SUPPLY
https://iwaponline.com/ws
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Conference Opening Speech
CONFERENCE OPENING SPEECH (September 6th, h.10.30-10.45- Main Hall):
Dr. Kalanithy Vairavamoorthy
IWA Executive Director
Internationally recognised water resource management expert, Kala Vairavamoorthy, has been appointed
Executive Director of the International Water Association (IWA). He takes up his position on 25 September
2017, and will be based in the IWA’s Global Operations Office in The Hague, Netherlands.
Vairavamoorthy has a particular interest in urban water issues, combining a strong engineering background
with practical international experience. He has published extensively and has a strong international profile
working closely with the World Bank, African Development Bank, UN-Habitat, Global Water Partnership and
the European Union.
Commenting on the appointment, Diane d’Arras, President of the International Water Association, said:
“Professor Vairavamoorthy brings many years of high-level international experience, including as an active and
well-respected IWA member. His wide scientific, managerial and cultural experience will be invaluable in
shaping the IWA’s future strategy. In particular, how we as a global network of water professionals can be
instrumental in achieving the water-related targets of the Sustainable Development Goals.”
Vairavamoorthy is joining IWA from the International Water Management Institute (IWMI), where he was the
Deputy Director General for Research. He expressed enthusiasm regarding the IWA appointment, “IWA can
help the international water sector navigate a period of rapid change, and its membership is well placed to
provide both innovative and well-tested solutions. IWA can also provide critical help to emerging economies
in their quest for sustainable water management.”
Prior to IWMI, Vairavamoorthy was the Founding Dean of the Patel College of Global Sustainability, and a
tenured Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of South Florida.
Prior to that he was a full Professor and Chair of Water Engineering at the University of Birmingham, UK, and
Professor and Head of Core of Sustainable Urban Water Infrastructure Systems at UNESCO-IHE.
Vairavamoorthy has been a member of many International Scientific Committees. Currently he serves on the
Stockholm World Water Week Scientific Program Committee and the Global Water Partnership’s Technical
Committee. He was Co-chair of the IWA’s Cities of the Future Program and also a member of Singapore
International Water Week’s Program Committee.
Vairavamoorthy has a PhD and MSc in Environmental Engineering from Imperial College, London and a BSc
(Hons) in Civil Engineering from King’s College, London. He is a Chartered Engineer and a Fellow of the
Institution of Civil Engineers (UK).
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CONFERENCE OPENING SPEECH (September 6th, h.10.45-11.00- Main Hall):
Dr. Gökşen ÇAPAR
Co- Chair of IWARR2021
Goksen Capar holds B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Environmental Engineering. She had her higher education
in the Middle East Technical University (METU) from 1994 to 2005. Goksen worked as a teaching assistant in
METU for 7 years. When she was a Ph.D. student, Goksen was awarded Chevening Scholarship from the British
Council and visited UK in 2004 for nine months, where she carried out research activities on membrane
technology under the supervision of Prof. Kang Li in Chemical Engineering Department of Imperial College,
London. Dr. Capar worked as an Instructor in Engineering Sciences Department of METU from 2006 to 2008.
In the same period, she visited Imperial College, London again to continue research activities funded by the
British Council. She also took part in EU funded projects as trainer/expert in the period of 2005-2009.
Goksen Capar started her academic career as a Specialist in Ankara University Water Management Institute in
2010. She became an Assistant Professor in 2012 and Associate Professor in 2014. She served as Vice Director
of Water Management Institute from 2012 to 2016 and she was appointed as the Director on 3 November
2016. Dr. Capar has played an important role in the institutional structuring and physical settlement of Ankara
University Water Management Institute, which was founded in 2010. She has established Water/Wastewater
Laboratory in 2015 to conduct research on water reuse and resource recovery.
She took a pioneer role in the foundation of Water Security and Policy Department and launching of the
international program in the Graduate School of Social Sciences of Ankara University, where she was appointed
as the Department Chair in 2016. Similarly, she took active role in the foundation of Integrated Water
Management Department in the Graduate School of Natural Sciences. She developed new graduate level
courses such as EU Water Framework Directive and Implementation in Turkey; water efficiency; water
footprint and virtual water.
Goksen Capar is a member of IWA and a member of the management committee of Resource Recovery from
Water Cluster (RRfW).
Dr. Capar’s research interests are water/wastewater treatment, water reuse, water/resource recovery,
membrane processes and water quality management. She has devoted many years to a specific research topic;
that is recovery of a silk protein, sericin from textile eflfuents. She has co-authored several international
publications and national/international conference proceedings. She worked as coordinator/manager/team
leader/trainer/expert in several national and international projects.
CONFERENCE OPENING SPEECH (September 6th, h.11.00-11.15- Main Hall):
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Tom Mollenkopf
IWA President and Board Member
Tom Mollenkopf took up the Presidency of the International Water Association in April 2021, having been a
Senior Vice-President and a Board Member for seven years. He is an advisor on water sector strategy, policy
and governance; a Senior Associate with the Aither consultancy; and a Member of the Australian Water
Partnership Expert Review Panel.
Tom is passionate about the central role played by water and sanitation in the social, environmental, and
economic well-being of society. He is also a firm believer in the power of constructive engagement and
evidence-based decision-making as the foundation of sustainable water policy.
Over the past 25 years, Tom has worked extensively in the water sector. He was CEO of the Peter Cullen Water
and Environment Trust up until February 2021 and prior to that was CEO of the Australian Water Association.
He served as Deputy Executive Director of IWA in London for two years after undertaking a series of Executive
Management roles at South East Water in Melbourne. Tom’s professional career started in law, first in private
practice and then as corporate counsel.
His advisory work has covered utilities and water authorities, research centres, industry bodies and
government agencies. He has worked extensively across water sector infrastructure, regulation, policy and
governance.
Within IWA, Tom has chaired the Board Governance and Nominations Committee and is a member of the
Finance and Investment Committee. He played a leading role in the IWA World Water Congress in Brisbane in
2016 and is a former Non-Executive Director of Water Aid Australia, Western Water, Wyong Water and Chair
of the Water Industry Superannuation Fund. His other passion has been surf lifesaving and he is a former
President and Chair of Life Saving Victoria and Director of Surf Life Saving Australia. Other current Board roles
are Director, Dandenong Market; Director, Peninsula Leisure; Chair designate, Star Water Holdings. He is
qualified B. Juris. LL.B. MBA and is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and The Chartered
Governance Institute.
Tom lives on the Mornington Peninsula, near Melbourne, Australia.
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Plenary Presentations
CONFERENCE OPENING PLENARY PRESENTATION (September 6th, h.11.15-11.45-Main Hall):
“Lessons Learnt on Taking Resource Recovery Technology up the TRL Levels all the Way
to Implementation”
Francesco Fatone
Francesco is Professor of Chemical-Environmental Engineering at Polytechnic University
of Marche (Italy), IWA Fellow and Secretary of the IWA Resource Recovery from Water
Cluster. Since 2013 Francesco has been: (a) Coordinator of the Horizon2020 Innovation
Action "SMART-Plant" and PI of >10 EU-funded projects. (c) Editor in Chief of the H2Open
Journal (IWA Publishing). (d) Associate or guest editor of ISI journals (e) Member of expert
committee about circular economy of the Italian Ministry of Environment. (f) Co-chair of
IWA international conferences; (g) Co-chair of the IWA SG on Small Water and
Wastewater Systems; (h) Invited speaker and/or member of scientific committee of >30
international conferences; (i) author of > 110 SCOPUS indexed paper; (l) Co-leader of the
Cluster “Value in Water” within WATER EUROPE; (m) co-leader within the European
ICT4WATER Cluster; (n) member of executive board of Ecomondo; (p) Water JPI
management board member; (o) Expert of the Body of Knowledge for the Water Scarcity
in Southern Europe (EIT Food).
2nd Day PLENARY PRESENTATION (September 7th, h.11.30-12.00-Main Hall):
“Urban Sanitation in Africa: Converting Human Waste into Electricity,
Fertilizer and High Other High Margin Products”
Karie James
Sanergy designs, develops and implements low-cost, high-quality sanitation solutions
that deliver value throughout the entire sanitation value chain (from collection to
conversion). Karie leads the expansion team to expand Sanergy's safe, circular
economy sanitation and organic waste management approach across Africa and
beyond. Prior to transitioning into the world of sanitation and waste reuse, Karie
developed strategic technology systems for IBM, PricewaterhouseCoopers and
Australian financial institutions. Karie applies this previous experience designing and
delivering successful large-scale technology transformation programs to now identify
and implement novel solutions to deliver value from large-scale waste conversion.
Karie holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of NSW, Australia
3rd Day PLENARY PRESENTATION (September 8th, h. 11.30-11.55-Main Hall):
“Applying a Water Lens to the Circular Economy”
Mark Fletcher
Mark currently leads the Global Water Business in Arup. He was made an Arup Fellow
in 2017. He is a Director and has worked for over 34 years with Arup. He was made an
Honorary Fellow of the Society for the Environment in June 2018 and a Fellow of the
Royal Academy of Engineering in 2019. He was made an Honorary Fellow of CIWEM in
March 2021. He co-developed the City Water Resilience Approach with the Rockefeller
Foundation, World Bank, The Resilience Shift (Lloyd’s Foundation) and Stockholm
International Water Institute (SIWI). He was Faculty Leader and Senior Lecturer for the
Arup University - MIT Sloan Business School Masters course on ‘Resilience of Urban
Systems’ (2017-2020). He is on the Organizing Committee for Singapore International
Water Week. He is also the Chairman of the Water Industry Forum, on the Leadership
Council of UK Water Partnership and on the Board of British Water.
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Keynote Presentations
1st DAY KEYNOTE PRESENTATION-SESSİON 1 (September 6th, h.12.15-12.35- Hall 1):
“Circular use of coagulants through integrated urban water management”
Ilje Pikaar
Ilje Pikaar received his Msc in Environmental Technology (2006) from the Wageningen
University, the Netherlands. He received his PhD degree in Environmental Engineering
in 2012 from The University of Queensland, Australia. His expertise involves the areas
of environmental electrochemistry, the global nitrogen cycle, sewer corrosion, sludge
management, metal recovery, integrated urban water management and resource
recovery with a special focus on system-wide usage and recovery of coagulants. His
work on integrated management has been published in Science, whereas his work on
the global nitrogen cycle was awarded feature article of 2017 in Environmental Science
& Technology. He is co-chair of the IWA Cluster of Resource Recovery from Water,
Scientific Advisory Panel of the International Waste Working Group, and associate
Editor for Waste Management.
1st DAY KEYNOTE PRESENTATION-SESSİON 2 (September 6th, h.12.15-12.35- Hall 2):
“Towards Water Smart Industrial Symbiotic Systems”
Gerard van den Berg
Gerard has a PhD in Geochemistry from Utrecht University in the Netherlands. At
KWR he is team leader and Project Manager. The Innovation & Valorisation team
plays a central role in realizing innovations, and in creating social and economic
impact. As team leader, he heads up a group of professionals and experts who are
responsible for shaping and managing KWR’s national and international research
programs. As project coordinator and project manager, he is involved in initiating,
implementing and supervising challenging international collaboration projects that
contribute to the expertise and ambition of KWR as leading water research institute.
He is currently Coordinator of ULTIMATE, a EU funded project focusing on water
smart industrial symbiosis. As project manager of Watershare, Gerard is involved in a
unique network that aims to bring together leading knowledge institutes and
ambitious end-users in the water sector, for purposes of knowledge sharing and the
joint conduct of future-oriented projects.
1st DAY KEYNOTE PRESENTATION-SESSİON 3 (September 6th, h.12.15-12.35- Hall 3):
"A Route to Low Carbon, Energy Positive Sewage Treatment"
Peter Vale
Pete is the Carbon and Circular Economy Architect in Severn Trent’s Innovation Team.
He has a degree in Environmental Science from the University of Sheffield and a
master’s degree in water and wastewater engineering from Cranfield University. Pete
has worked in R&D and innovation in the water industry for the last 20 years and has
played an important role in developing and implementing Severn Trent’s wastewater
treatment strategy. Over the past decade he has worked on nutrient removal and
recovery processes, removal of emerging contaminants and low energy processes
some of which have now been implemented at full scale. His current area of focus is
on developing and evaluating technologies that will deliver low carbon, low energy,
material recovery treatment flowsheets that will help Severn Trent deliver on its
commitment to be net zero carbon emitters by 2030.
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1st DAY KEYNOTE PRESENTATION-SESSİON 5 (September 6th, h.14.05-14.25- Hall 2):
“Generating sustainable value through municipal sewage: Brazilian experiences from
research to innovation”
Gustavo Rafael Collere Possetti
Gustavo Rafael Collere Possetti is Doctor and Master of Science in Electrical
Engineering and Industrial Informatics by Federal University of Technology - Paraná,
Brazil (UTFPR), specializing in Photonics in Engineering and Automation in Petroleum
and Natural Gas Processes. He has a degree in Electrical Engineering - Electronics and
Telecommunications by UTFPR and in Environmental Engineering by Federal
University of Paraná. He is research and innovation manager at Water and Sanitation
Company of Paraná State (Sanepar). He leads innovative and sustainable projects in
environmental sanitation area, focused on efficiency energy, bioenergy and resource
recovery. He also works with instrumentation, metrology and quantitative methods.
He is associate professor at Higher Institute of Administration and Economics, Brazil.
He is a board member of the Brazil's National Institute of Science and Technology on
Sustainable Sewage Treatment Plants. He coordinates the advisory committees
about sewage treatment of Brazilian Association of Sanitary and Environmental Engineering (ABES) and is director
at ABES-Paraná.
1st DAY KEYNOTE PRESENTATION-SESSİON 8 (September 6th, h.15.55-16.15- Hall 2):
“Membrane crystallisation as an enabling technology for resource recovery: From
controlling mechanism to widescale application”
Ewan McAdam
Ewan specialises in separations that enable process intensification, energy
production or resource recovery that are critical to net zero and circular economy
thinking. McAdam has delivered over €11 Mn of research, producing >95 peer-
reviewed publications, six patented innovations and >25 postgraduate researchers.
With strong emphasis on commercialisation and impact, his research has led to the
installation of novel separation technology into >40 water and wastewater works
(investment >GBP4.8Mn). His development of the 'Nanomembrane Toilet', funded
by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, received the 2018 IWA Innovation Award,
and in 2017 was identified as one of '50 Ideas to Change The World' (Financial Times).
He was also awarded a five year ERC grant under the 'excellent science' pillar of the
H2020 programme on membrane crystallisation, which received the 2017 Emerging
Technologies prize from the Royal Society of Chemistry. Results from this prestigious
grant will form the focus of this keynote.
2nd DAY KEYNOTE PRESENTATION-SESSİON 10 (September 7th, h.12.30-12.50- Hall 1):
“Phosphorus Recovery and the European Green Deal: What may be the Effect of Policies,
Strategies, Missions and Action Plans”
Ludwig Hermann
Dr. Ludwig has 35+ years of experience as technology, sustainability and innovation
manager on three continents, was co-founder and long-term CEO of ASH DEC Umwelt
AG, is co-inventor of minerals/ash decontamination, phosphorus recovery, energy
conversion and efficiency technologies, author and co-author of several patents,
reports, papers and book chapters on recovery of critical materials, nutrient recycling
and renewable energy. Currently Ludwig works as senior researcher and advisor at
Proman Management GmbH, (www.proman.pro), a corporation founded in 2002 for
designing, developing, managing, and evaluating innovation, research and
development projects for business, policy makers and non-profit organizations. His
team operates at the interface of academic and industrial research in collaboration
with the Sustainable Mineral Resources Transdisciplinary Laboratory (SMR TD-Lab) at
the Faculty of Business and Globalization of Danube University Krems, bringing
together industry driven thinking and scientific inquisitiveness for integrated process
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solutions. The Proman team has authored and coauthored studies and policy recommendations on circular economy,
nutrient and phosphate stewardship - mining, processing, use and recycling - on behalf of HELCOM, Finnish, German
and Swiss governmental bodies. Ludwig is president and member of the board of the European Sustainable Phosphorus
Platform (ESPP), Brussels. He is member of the Scientific Advisory Board “Environment” of the Federal Institute for
Materials Research and Testing, Berlin, of the Steering Committee of the International Water Association’s (IWA)
Resource Recovery Cluster, The Hague and of Expert Groups dealing with plant nutrition, protection of soil, water and
management of critical raw materials on behalf of the European Commission, Brussels.
2nd DAY KEYNOTE PRESENTATION-SESSİON 11 (September 7th, h.12.30-12.50- Hall 2):
"Practical implementation of a modular and scalable 1m3 outdoors flat plate
photobioreactor for resource recovery with purple phototrophic bacteria"
Tim Hülsen
Tim Hülsen studied water science at the University Duisburg-Essen (Germany) and
finalized his study with a Master degree. Afterwards, he worked as a technologist for
Paques bv, in The Netherlands. At Paques bv he was responsible for the design of
different anaerobic removal technologies. He was the technology expert for the
realisation of several full-scale installations in several countries. Additionally, he
became phosphate-removal and anammox technologist at the company. As such, he
was the product market development leader, combining laboratory research with full-
scale experience to optimize the technologies. These tasks included the industrial as
well as the municipal market. During his PhD he focused on simultaneous, non-
destructive COD, N and P removal from wastewater, applying purple phototrophic
bacteria to enable complete recovery which is also the main focus of his work as a
senior research fellow.
2nd DAY KEYNOTE PRESENTATION-SESSİON 12 (September 7th, h.12.30-12.50- Hall 3):
“The Fast & The Curious: Understanding Microbiomes to Develop High-rate Fermentation
Processes”
Ramon Ganigué
Ramon Ganigue is professor of environmental biotechnology at the Center for
Microbial Ecology and Technology at Ghent University. He has a MSc degree in
Environmental Science & Technology and a PhD in Environmental Engineering, both
from the University of Girona. His research focuses on the development of microbial
technologies for the treatment and recovery of resources from solid, liquid and
gaseous waste streams. His research interests span microbial technologies for carbon
capture & utilization, the production of added-value products from wastes, advanced
wastewater treatment or bioregenerative life support systems for space applications.
Uniting these very diverse themes stands the central idea of learning from nature &
harnessing microbes to enable the sustainable cycling of resources in our society.
2nd DAY KEYNOTE PRESENTATION-SESSİON 14 (September 7th, h.14.20-14.40- Hall 2):
“Carbon fixation by mixotrophic chain elongation processes”
Sabine Kleinsteuber
Dr. Kleinsteuber is Head of the MicAS Group (Microbiology of Anaerobic Systems) at
the UFZ Department of Environmental Microbiology. She studied Biology at the Martin
Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (Germany), where she obtained her doctoral
degree in 1994. From 1995 to 1999 she was a postdoctoral researcher at the UFZ, and
since 1999 she has been working as senior scientist at the UFZ Department of
Environmental Microbiology. Dr. Kleinsteuber‘s group studies the ecology and
physiology of anaerobic microbiota in natural and engineered environments in order
to identify microbial key players and their functions and to elucidate carbon and
energy flows as well as microbial interactions. The research aims at the
biotechnological application of anaerobic microbiota, a deeper understanding of their
functions in microbial ecosystems, and novel insights into the ecophysiology of not yet
cultured microbes.
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2nd DAY KEYNOTE PRESENTATION-SESSİON 15 (September 7th, h.14.20-14.40- Hall 3):
“Circular Economy & Sustainability in the Water Sector: from Data to Smart Water
Systems”
Evina Katsou
Dr. Evina Katsou is Professor and Course Director of the Water Engineering MSc at
Brunel University. Evina leads the Water & Environmental Engineering group with 20
researchers. Authored 90 journal publications, 12 book chapters with over 100
presentations, invited talks and patent on biopolymers recovery. Evina leads the
Transformation Tools group of the Cost Action on Circular Cities and co-leads the
SMART-WATER group of the ICT4Water Cluster-EC. She is a member of the drafting
team of the new ISO standards on Circular Economy. She leads 11 national and
international projects focusing on the smartification of the water industry. Her
research is focused on: (1) Sustainable resource recovery from wastewater and safe
reuse; (2) Data analytics, knowledge discovery and process modelling; and (3)
Circularity & sustainability measurement and assessment.
2nd DAY KEYNOTE PRESENTATION-SESSİON 16 (September 7th, h.16.10-16.30- Hall 1):
“Ozone-BAC Based Advanced Treatment of Reclaimed Water for Indirect Potable Reuse
in Inland Regions”
Krishna Pagilla
Dr. Krishna Pagilla is the Ralph and Rose Hoeper Engineering Professor and Chair of
Civil and Environmental Engineering Department at the University of Nevada, Reno.
He is also the Director of Nevada Water Innovation Institute, a university-utility
collaboration to meet water technology and development needs, and to drive leading
edge research and innovation in the water sector. Dr. Pagilla’s expertise is in water
issues including quality, quantity, recycling and reuse aspects. He has published 115
peer reviewed journal papers and over 100 other publications in various aspects of
water engineering and science. Dr. Pagilla received numerous awards from national
and international organizations, and is a Fellow of International Water Association,
Water Environment Federation, and the American Society of Civil Engineers. He serves
as an International Juror for the Stockholm Junior Water Prize Competition and serves
on the USEPA’s Science Advisory Board.
3rd DAY KEYNOTE PRESENTATION-SESSİON 19 (September 8th, h.12.25-12.45- Hall 1):
“Safe Reuse: Cautiously Ambitious”
Olaf van der Kolk
Olaf van der Kolk is the CEO of AquaMinerals, a non-profit organization representing
all drinking water companies and 5 water authorities in the Netherlands. The mission
of AquaMinerals is to provide services to its participants for the purpose of creating
economic and sustainability value from resources that are or can be recovered from
the water cycle. AquaMinerals was founded in 1995 in response to the growing costs
of residual management for the Dutch drinking water companies, as well as the
ambition of the sector to become more resource efficient. The foundation of the
company marked to beginning of a unique concept in which the water companies joint
forces enabling development of sustainable value-chains to recover and beneficially
reuse residuals from the water treatment process rather than disposal. Currently,
AquaMinerals has been successful in commercializing various residuals, recovered
substances and even products reused at drinking water and municipal wastewater
treatment plants.
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CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Monday, 6th September 2021
All times are in Turkey Local Time - GMT +03:00 / CET +01:00 / UTC +03:00
REGISTRATION - 5 SEPTEMBER 2021
DAY 1 - MORNING SESSION - 6 SEPTEMBER 2021
Main Hall: CONFERENCE OPENING AND WELCOME SPEECH 15 + 0
Dr. Kalanithy Vairavamoorthy - IWA Executive Director (UK)
10:30 11:15
Dr. Gökşen Çapar - IWA 4th Resource Recovery Conference 2021 Conference Co-Chair (TR)
Tom Mollenkopf - IWA President and Board Member (UK)
Main Hall: PLENARY PRESENTATION
11:15 11:45 Lessons Learnt on Taking Resource Recovery Technology up the TRL Levels all the Way to Implementation 25 + 5
Dr. Francesco Fatone (IT)
11:45 12:15 BREAK 30
Hall 1: Session 1 Hall 2: Session 2 Hall 3: Session 3
High Value Bioproducts/Chemicals Industrial Symbiosis Energy Recovery
Chair: Dr. Ilje Pikaar (AU) Chair: Dr. Gökşen Çapar (TR) Chair: Dr. Yasemin Dilşad Yılmazel (TR)
KEYNOTE KEYNOTE KEYNOTE
Circular Use of Coagulants Through Integrated Urban Water
12:15 12:35 Towards Water Smart Industrial Symbiotic Systems A Route to Low Carbon, Energy Positive Sewage Treatment 15 + 5
Management
Dr. Ilje Pikaar (AU) Dr. Gerard van den Berg (NL) Peter Vale (UK)
Exploring the synergy between carbon capture and utilization and microbial protein A novel approach in nZVI synthesis: reducing agent hydrazine recovery from Enhancing biogas production from the anaerobic treatment of municipal wastewater by
production for a more sustainable food chain deammonification wastewater forward osmosis pretreatment
12:35 12:50
Lotte Rosa Van Peteghem, Myrsini Sakarika, Silvio Matassa, Ilje Pikaar, Ramon Ganigué, Korneel
Esra Erken, Ceren Hür, Bilge Alpaslan Kocamemi Soraya Zahedi, Federico Ferrari, Gaetan Blandin, Jose Luis Balcazar, Maite Pijuan
Rabaey
What is the best operational strategy to valorize protein-rich streams into Smart water and efficient management in large industrial sites: the Italian case study of Evaluation of electricity generation from pretreated sewage sludge with α-amylase and
polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHA)? Aretusa peracetic acid using microbial fuel cells
12:50 13:05
Cecilia Bruni, Marco Parlapiano, Massimiliano Sgroi, Anna Laura Eusebi, Giovanna Darvini, Lucía González Espinoza, Petia Mijaylova Nacheva, Edson Baltazar Estrada Arriaga, Iván Moreno
Alba Roibás Rozas, Ángeles Val Del Río, Almudena Hospido, Anuska Mosquera Corral
Camillo Palermo, Francesco Fatone Andrade
12 + 3
Sustainable polyhydroxyalkanoates production from municipal waste streams: Pure cultures Hyperthermophilic biohydrogen production from unpretreated cattle manure by
An investigation on the potential use of waste sericin as a fish feed additive in aquaculture
vs. Mixed cultures Caldicellulosiruptor bescii
13:05 13:20
Kasra Khatami, Mariel Perez Zabaleta, Zeynep Cetecioglu Goksen Capar, Levent Dogankaya Berivan Tunca, Feride Ece Kutlar, Aykut Kas, Yasemin Dilsad Yilmazel
The production of a newly discovered PHA family member, poly(3-hydroxyisobutyrate), and Reinventing the solids train by incorporating hydrothermal liquefaction into a wastewater
13:20 13:35 poly(3-hydroxybutyrate), from isobutyrate using a microbial enrichment treatment plant
Chris Maarten Vermeer, Larissa Jennigje Bons, Robbert Kleerebezem Alper Ibrahim Basar, Huan Liu, Paul Kadota, Cigdem Eskicioglu
13:35 14:05 BREAK / POSTER SESSION 30
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DAY 1 - AFTERNOON SESSION - 6 SEPTEMBER 2021
Hall 1: Session 4 Hall 2: Session 5 Hall 3: Session 6
High Value Bioproducts/Chemicals Pilot / Full Scale Applications Energy Recovery
Chair: Dr. David Weissbrodt (NL) Chair: Dr. Francesco Fatone (IT) Chair: Dr. Hale Özgün-Erşahin (TR)
KEYNOTE
Comparative analysis on digestibility of the waste activated sludge (WAS) and aerobic
Survivability of accumulated PHA in municipal surplus activated sludge Generating Sustainable Value Through Municipal Sewage: granular sludge (AGS)
14:05 14:25 15 + 5
Brazilian Experiences from Research to Innovation
Busra Cicekalan, Muhammed Furkan Aras, Sadiye Kosar, Fatme Busra Yaman Buyukbuberoglu,
Ruizhe Pei, Nouran Tarek Bahgat, Robbert Kleerebezem, Mark Van Loosdrecht, Alan Werker Dr. Gustavo Rafael Collere Possetti (BR)
Gulin Ucas, Mustafa Evren Ersahin, Ismail Koyuncu, Hale Ozgun
Selective growth of PHA-storing biomass to maximize the production of PHA by waste Nitrogen and phosphorus recovery and valorization in urban WWTP: a holistic point of view Exploring the effect of the temperature in anaerobic digestion of slaughterhouse wastewater:
activated sludge of the whole value chain bioenergy, pharmaceutical compounds and antibiotic resistance genes
14:25 14:40 Álvaro Mayor Pillado, Adriana Romero Lestido, Joana Tobella Brunet, Eva Mena Gil, Philippe
Ángel Estévez Alonso, María Arias Buendía, Mark C.m. Van Loosdrecht, Robbert Kleerebezem,
Rouge None, Pilar Rodriguez Gutierrez, Clement Roche None, Carmen Biel Loscos, Mar Carreras Soraya Zahedi, Gros Meritxell, Balcazar Jose Luis, Petrovic Mira, Pijuan Maite
Alan Werker
Sempere, Jose Luis Cortina Pallas, Cesar Valderrama Ángel
Environmental assessment of an Italian wastewater resource recovery facility: Castelfranco Kinetic evaluation of organic carbon degradation in large-scale wastewater treatment plants
From wastewater cellulose to biopolymers with strong flocculent properties
Salvatronda case study with low biogas yield
14:40 14:55
Etienne Paul, Ana Morgado Ferreira, Jean Noël Louvet, Mansour Bounouba, Elise Blanchet, Alessia Foglia, Corinne Andreola, Giulia Cipoletta, Cecilia Bruni, Nicola Frison, Anna Laura Eusebi, Goksin Ozyildiz, Didem Okutman Tas, Gulsum Emel Zengin, Didem Guven, Ece Sagir Kurt, Ezgi Atli,
Sylvaine Berger, Dores Cirne, Yolaine Bessière Francesco Fatone Nigar Eyit, Emine Cokgor, Nazik Artan, Güçlü Insel
12 + 3
Valorization of structural extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) from aerobic granular In-line measurement and significance of dissolved methane in anaerobic wastewater
sludge (AGS) as hydrogels treatment applied to temperate climates
14:55 15:10
Benedetta Pagliaccia, Sidonie Durieux, Yolaine Bessiere, Mansour Bounouba, Abdo Bou Sarkis,
Eleonora Paissoni, Richard Smith, Peter Vale, Bruce Jefferson, Ana Soares
Elisabeth Girbal Neuhauser, Claudio Lubello, Tommaso Lotti, Etienne Paul
Zero-liquid discharge treatability of oral liquid and oral solid formulation facility using
Pickle brine as renewable feedstock for biopolymer production using mixed microbial cultures
membrane biological reactor, reverse osmosis system with dual effect evaporator
15:10 15:25
Guclu Insel, Gulsum Emel Zengin Balci, Didem Guven, Didem Okutman Tas, Goksin Ozyildiz, Dilara
Chandrabose Rushanth, Aynkaran Aymmugan
Ozturk, Ezgi Ayisigi, Ayse Guventurk, Emine Cokgor
15:25 15:55 BREAK / POSTER SESSION 30
Hall 1: Session 7 Hall 2: Session 8 Hall 3: Session 9
High Value Bioproducts/Chemicals Nutrients Recovery & Reuse Urine Valorization
Chair: Dr. Elif Genceli Güner (TR) Chair: Dr. Merle De Kreuk (NL) Chair: Dr. Céline Vaneeckhaute (CA)
KEYNOTE
Chemostat vs. sequencing batch reactor: Do we have a choice for bioplastics production from Membrane Crystallisation as an Enabling Technology for A comprehensive mathematical model to optimize nutrient recovery and recycling during
municipal wastewater? Resource Recovery: From Controlling Mechanism to composting
15:55 16:15 15 + 5
Widescale Application
Antoine Brison, Cécile Bettex, Nicolas Derlon Dr. Ewan McAdam (UK) Eric Walling, Céline Vaneeckhaute
Recovery of rare earth elements from e-wastes in circular economy framework Recovery of crucial nutrient ions through engineered magnetic nanoparticles N2O emissions during urine nitrification
16:15 16:30
Ayse Yuksekdag, Borte Kose Mutlu, Ismail Koyuncu, Busra Kara, Anett Gulyass, Neslihan Semerci, Zehra Semra Can, Seval Genç, Valentin Faust, Wenzel Gruber, Ramon Ganigué, Siegfried E. Vlaeminck, Kai M. Udert,
Enhanced secretions of algal cell-adhesion molecules and metal ion-binding exoproteins
The effect of pH on the removal and recovery of boron from water Enhanced phosphorus removal and struvite recovery from fresh urine using biomineralisation
promote self-flocculation of Chlorella sp. recovering nutrients from wastewater
16:30 16:45
Öykü Mutlu Salmanli, Ismail Koyuncu Zhipeng Chen, Shuang Qiu, Shijian Ge Robert Edward Colston, Pete Vale, Ajay Nair, Tom Stephenson, Ana Soares,
Recovering high-value P-K fertilizer from effluents by integrating adsorption and 12 + 3
Recovery of Industrial Waste Borax Solution by Eutectic Freeze Crystallization Nitrogen recovery from urine using clinoptilolite
16:45 17:00 electrodialysis with bipolar membranes
Ayşegül Okumuş, Mehmet Emre Kenar, Fatma Elif Genceli Güner Ru Liu, Oded Nir N. Chatzi, E Nyktari, N. Kouris, S. Malamis
Fermentation of sievings from domestic wastewater for improvement of biological nutrient Stabilization of fresh human urine by inhibition of enzymatic ureolysis using magnesium
Evaluation of pickle brine as the source of organic acids for biopolymer production
removal oxide: a pre-step to alkaline urine dehydration
17:00 17:15
Ezgi Ayişigi, Didem Güven, Dilara Ozturk, Goksin Ozyildiz, Gulsum Emel Zengin, Tugba Olmez Hanci,
Mathijs Oosterhuis, Magela Odriozola, Merle De Kreuk Chinmoy Deb, Prithvi Simha, Dyllon Randall, Bjorn Vinnerås
Ece Tukenmez, Elif Banu Gencsoy, Bunyamin Karagoz, Guclu Insel, Emine Cokgor
244th IWA Resource Recovery Conference 5-8 Septeber 2021, TURKEY
Tuesday, 7th September 2021
DAY 2 - MORNING SESSION - 7 SEPTEMBER 2021
Main Hall: PLENARY PRESENTATION
11:30 12:00 Urban Sanitation in Africa: Coverting Human Waste into Electricity, Fertilizer and High Other High Margin Products 25 + 5
Karie James (KE)
12:00 12:30 BREAK 30
Hall 1: Session 10 Hall 2: Session 11 Hall 3: Session 12
Phosphorus Recovery High Value Bioproducts/Chemicals VFA and Organics Recovery
Chair: Dr. Yang Jiakuan (CN) Chair: Dr. Tim Hülsen (AU) Chair: Dr. Zeynep Cetecioglu-Gurol (SE)
KEYNOTE KEYNOTE KEYNOTE
Phosphorus Recovery and the European Green Deal: What Practical Implementation of a Modular and Scalable 1m3
12:30 12:50
The Fast & The Curious: Understanding Microbiomes to 15 + 5
may be the Effect of Policies, Strategies, Missions and Action Outdoors Flat Plate Photobioreactor for Resource Recovery
Develop High-rate Fermentation Processes
Plans with Purple Phototrophic Bacteria
Ludwig Hermann (AT) Dr. Tim Hülsen (AU) Dr. Ramon Ganigué (BE)
Phosphorus recovery from the liquid phase of anaerobic digestate using biochar derived from A mechanistic model for purple bacteria in raceway reactors: Simulating microbial selection Steering carbohydrate mixed-culture fermentations towards lactic acid assisted by resource
ferric sludge: A potential phosphorus fertilizer and wastewater treatment performance allocation modelling
12:50 13:05
Abbas Alloul, Giorgio Gardella, Marta Cerruti, Siegfried E. Vlaeminck, Edo Abraham, Ralph E. F.
Xiao Keke, Wang Hui, Yang Jiakuan Alberte Regueira, Juan M. Lema, Marta Carballa, Miguel Mauricio Iglesias
Lindeboom, David G. Weissbrodt
Implications of light attenuation for the upscaling of mixed purple phototrophic bacteria Manipulation of mixed microbial culture by bioaugmentation for desired volatile fatty acids
Recovery of nutrients via struvite precipitation using waste magnesite powder
13:05 13:20 processes composition
Feride Ece Kutlar, Yasemin Dilsad Yilmazel Gabriel Capson Tojo, Damien J. Batstone, Tim Hülsen Merve Atasoy, Zeynep Cetecioglu 12 + 3
Effect of pH and light intensity on the growth, protein content and PHA formation of purple Closing the gap between lab-scale and full-scale production of volatile fatty acids from
Effect of humic substances on phosphate recovery using struvite precipitation
non-sulphur bacteria treating fuel synthesis wastewater wastes: The impact of substrate variability
13:20 13:35
Javier Pavez, Widya Prihesti Iswarani, Jules Van Lier, Merle De Kreuk Afrah Siddique, Annette Shoba Vincent, Hamish R Mackey Isaac Owusu Agyeman, Elzbieta Plaza, Zeynep Cetecioglu
The green biorefinery: from grass to lactic acid and microbial protein Volatile fatty acids from urban wastewater and sewage sludge: batch test experiments
13:35 13:50
Myrsini Sakarika, Eleftheria Ntagia, Brecht Delmoitié, Ioanna Chatzigiannidou, Xavier Gabet,
Giorgio Mannina, Dario Presti, Giuseppe Gallo, Alida Cosenza
Ramon Ganigué, Korneel Rabaey
13:50 14:20 BREAK / POSTER SESSION 30
254th IWA Resource Recovery Conference 5-8 Septeber 2021, TURKEY
DAY 2 - AFTERNOON SESSION - 7 SEPTEMBER 2021
Hall 1: Session 13 Hall 2: Session 14 Hall 3: Session 15
Phosphorus Recovery Chain Elongation Economic and Environmental Sustainability
Chair: Dr. Chris Thornton (BE) Chair: Dr. Largus T. Angenent (DE) Chair: Dr. Evina Katsou (UK)
KEYNOTE KEYNOTE
Sustainable regeneration of a new hybrid anion exchange nanotechnology (HAIX-Nano) for
Circular Economy & Sustainability in the Water Sector: from
14:20 14:40 phosphorus removal and recovery Carbon Fixation by Mixotrophic Chain Elongation Processes 15 + 5
Data to Smart Water Systems
Xavier Foster, Céline Vaneeckhaute Dr. Sabine Kleinsteuber (DE) Dr. Evina Katsou (UK)
Towards upgrading glycerol and carbon dioxide into succinic acid based on open-culture
Hydrothermal carbonization of sewage sludge: optimization of phosphorous recovery Life cycle assessment of sericin recovery from silk degumming wastewaters
anaerobic fermentation
14:40 14:55
Gemma Mannarino, Andrea Luca Tasca, Riccardo Gori, Massimo Aiello, Sandra Vitolo, Monica
Patrick Schweizer, Largus T. Angenent Gökşen Çapar, Tolga Pilevneli, Ülkü Yetiş, Filiz Bengü Dilek
Puccini
Phosphorus recovery from sewage sludge ash: leaching and precipitation conditions for high- Microbial recycling of biodegradable plastics: PLA food packaging chemical hydrolysis and
Potential of irrigation return flow (IRF) to reuse in irrigation with three alternatives in Turkey
value fertilizer production consequent chain elongation to carboxylic acids
14:55 15:10
Gaia Boniardi, Andrea Turolla, Roberto Canziani, Enrico Gelmi, Laura Fiameni, Elza Bontempi David P.b.t.b. Strik, Brian Heusschen Irem Karahan, Numan Habip, Arife Ozudogru, Yusuf Basaran, Bilal Dikmen
12 + 3
Phosphorous adsorption and recovery from municipal wastewater with a hybrid ion Nutritional and operational requirements to apply granular biofilms for lactic acid-mediated Environmental and socioeconomic assessment of innovative resource recovery technologies
exchange resin: long-term assessment of the process performances chain elongation on municipal wastewater
15:10 15:25
Ramon Ganigue, Quinten Mariën, Barbara Ulčar, Eline Hendriks, Benjamin Vanthuyne, Korneel Giulia Cipolletta, Alessia Foglia, Cecilia Bruni, Anna Laura Eusebi, Nicola Frison, Evina Katsou,
Dario Frascari, Sara Bovina, Giorgia Rubertelli, Davide Pinelli, Samuela Guida, Ana Soares
Rabaey, Jose Carvajal Arroyo, Pieter Candry Francesco Fatone
Lactic acid addition increases valerate yield in granular mixed culture glucose fermentation Water reuse in hydroponic plant production: a new facet in agricultural food production
15:25 15:40
Tomas Allegue Martinez, Ramis Rafay, Mauricio Patón, Jorge Rodriguez Michaela Fischer, Martina Winker
15:40 16:10 BREAK / POSTER SESSION 30
Hall 1: Session 16 Hall 2: Session 17 Hall 3: Session 18
Water Recovery & Reuse Chain Elongation Economic and Environmental Sustainability
Chair: Dr. Özlem Karahan Özgün (TR) Chair: Dr. David P.B.T.B. Strik (NL) Chair: Dr. Kees Roest (NL)
KEYNOTE
Chain elongation fermentation enables the formation of branched medium chain fatty acids An operational decision support tool for assessing the eco-efficiency of resource recovery
16:10 16:30
Ozone-BAC Based Advanced Treatment of Reclaimed Water and alcohols for resource recovery from wastewater 15 + 5
for Indirect Potable Reuse in Inland Regions
Dr. Krishna Pagilla (USA) Kasper Daniël De Leeuw, Theresa Ahrens, Cees J.N. Buisman, David P.B.T.B. Strik Maria Faragò, Martin Rygaard, Morten Rebsdorf
Nutrients and brine valorization through advanced water reclamation process: The case of Economic and cross-media effect analysis for caustic recovery methods from mercerization
Acid whey to MCCs and then to drop-in fuel – how to do the triple-step
the city of Murcia wastewater
16:30 16:45
Mateo Bruno Pastur Romay, Eva Mena, Benoit Lefevre, Jose Luis Cortina, Julio Lopez, Celia Richard Hegner, Monika Temovska, Katharina Neubert, Luis F.M. Rosa, Falk Harnisch, Largus T.
Meltem Balkan, Emrah Ozturk, Mehmet Kitis
Castro Barros, Joana Tobella Angenent
Potential novel products from extractive chain elongation: vegetable oil enriched with n-
Sim4Reuse: A user-friendly software platform for resource recovery in the Mediterranean Circular economy – A path to full scale resource recovery in Greater Copenhagen, Denmark
caproate and n-caprylate as functionalized feed additive
16:45 17:00 12 + 3
Dines Erik Thornberg, Nick Ahrensberg, Jeanette Agertved Madsen, Mikkel Holmen Andersen, Ida
Özlem Karahan Özgün, Doğa Binay, Onur Yılmaz Özcan Carlos A. Contreras-Dávila, Cees N. J. Buisman, David P. B. T. B. Strik
Leisner, Martin Rygaard
Is capacitive electrodialysis a barrier for the transport of organic micropollutants? A Impact and opportunities for the urban water cycle of the ‘fully circular in 2050’ target of the
decentralized desalination study Netherlands - Circular Water 2050
17:00 17:15
Lingshan Ma, Leonardo Gutierrez, Malgorzata Roman, Mingsheng Jia, Yu Xue, Arne Verliefde,
Kees Roest, Aalke Lida De Jong, Henk Jan Van Alphen, Andrew Segrave
Emile Cornelissen
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