The increased presence of xenobiotics affects living organisms and the environment at large
on a global scale. Microbial degradation is effective for the removal of xenobiotics from the …

Biofilm formation on biotic or abiotic surfaces is caused by microbial cells of a single or
heterogeneous species. Biofilm protects microbes from stressful environmental conditions …

Increased contamination of the environment with toxic pollutants has paved the way for
efficient strategies which can be implemented for environmental restoration. The major …

This paper provides an update on the fast‐evolving field of the induced polarization method
applied to biogeophysics. It emphasizes recent advances in the understanding of the …

Adequate management of contaminated sites requires information with improved spatio-
temporal resolution, in particular to assess bio-geochemical processes, such as the …

The complex conductivity of porous materials and colloidal suspensions comprises two
components: an in‐phase conductivity associated with electromigration of the charge …

Biogeochemical hotspots are defined as areas where biogeochemical processes occur with
anomalously high reaction rates relative to their surroundings. Due to their importance in …

During the investigation of aged hydrocarbon contaminated sites using electrical resistivity
tomography (ERT), the low-resistivity anomalies in the detection profile have been widely …

The abundance and growth stages of bacteria in subsurface porous media affect the
concentrations and distributions of charged species within the solid-solution interfaces …

In this paper, the adsorption process of copper ions on activated carbon (AC) was simulated
in a column test. It was deduced that it is consistent with the pseudo-second-order model …