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Environmental biotechnology
The use of micro-organisms to inhibit pollution is researched. Emphasis is placed on water pollution with special reference to waste water, industrial waste water, industrial effluent cooling water and water supply |
Postgraduate students' research projects completed in 2001 (titles of dissertations and
theses) |
Dissertations |
Beukes H: Course work (Prof TE Cloete) |
Gumbo J: Course work (Prof TE Cloete) |
Malherbe S: Biological pretreatment of lignocellulosic carbon sources for use in the passive treatment on mine water. (Prof TE Cloete) |
Masoabi D: Course work (Prof TE Cloete) |
Nemato H: Course work (Prof TE Cloete) |
Ntsudisane B: Biomass and its role in biological phosphorus removal. (Prof TE Cloete) |
Oosthuizen DJ: Bioaugmentation of activated sludge for Enhanced Biological phosphorus removal (Prof TE Cloete) |
Posthimus C: Course work (Prof TE Cloete) |
Scheepers N: Course work (Prof TE Cloete) |
Wagner A: Morpholical and molecular identification of filamentous bacteria associated with bulking and foaming in activated sludge (Prof TE Cloete) |