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The goal of ISMET is to link researchers from various areas of science and engineering towards studying the complex interactions of microorganisms and electrodes, while finding novel ways to use them for sustainability applications. 

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NA-ISMET 2024

The 2024 North American Meeting of the International Society for Microbial Electrochemistry and Technology (NA-ISMET) will be hosted at Rice University during ...
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WISMET seminar 23/03/23

Name of the speaker: Dr. Anaísa Coelho Affiliation: Postdoctoral Research at University of Southern California Title: "Unraveling the extracellular electron ...
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Public Engagement Awards

ISMET was impressed by the engagement of community members on Public Engagement Day and selected three members to be awarded ...
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WISMET seminar 5/11

The next WISMET Seminarwill be on the 9th November at 17h (CEST). Speaker:Dr. Mehri Shabani Affiliation: ESAIP La Salle, CERADE, Saint-Barthélemy ...
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Open Jobs

The Jack Lab (U-M faculty profile) in the Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering Department (CEE) at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (UM-CEE, program ranked #2 U.S. News and World Reports) invites applications for funded post-doctoral research fellow positions to study fundamental kinetic and thermodynamic processes at the electrochemical-biological interface towards the development of scalable CO2 capture and conversion technologies. This interdisciplinary work will span topics such as electrochemical water and CO2 electrolysis as well as several emerging microbial electrochemical technologies (e.g. microbial electrosynthesis, electro-enzymatic synthesis, electro-fermentation, microbial electrolytic carbon capture). Overall, this work will focus on tailoring CO2 ...
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For the extension of Center for Electromicrobiology until 2027 we seek a total of 8 enthusiastic, young researchers with a keen interest in cable bacteria and a relevant background for research in one of the following areas:
- Molecular structure, mechanism, or catalytic properties of conductive biopolymers
- Functional genomics, physiology, or structural biology of electron-conducting microbes
- Interactions and population controls in (electric) aquatic microbial communities Institution contact information Head of Center Lars Peter Nielsen or Vice Head Andreas Schramm, Center for Electromicrobiology, Aarhus University, Denmark. Contact email address lpn@bio.au.dk Deadline 01-06-2023 External link https://bio.au.dk/center-for-elektromikrobiologi-cem/positions ...
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