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TITLE AFFILIATION PAGE BOARD DAY NAME AlgalTechnologyDrivenWaterEngineeringOperations Analysisofthetoxicologicaleffectsofatenolol,caffeine,lidocaineandoxytetracyclineon algae Impactofinfluentqualityongreenmicroalgalcultivationwithusedwaterresources– experimentalassessmentcombinedwithimageanalysis Evaluationofactivatedcarbonadsorptionforremovalofalgogenicorganicmatterand disinfectionby-productsbyAnabaenaflos-aquae TUES 1 A01 ZanielDantas TUES 2 A02 DorottyaSarolta Wágner TUES 3 A03 KeunyoungPark TUES 4 A04 KristieStauch-White Nitrogencyclinginthecultivationoxygenicphotogranulesforwastewatertreatment GlasgowCaledonian University TechnicalUniversityof Denmark,DK KonkukUniversity,South Korea UniversityofMassachusetts Amherst 146 148 150 152 BeneficialBiofilmsinWaterEngineering TUES 5 B01 AnaPrieto TUES 6 B02 AndrasNemeth TUES 7 B03 YunjieMa TUES 9 B04 MarisaOliveiraDa Silva TUES 10 B05 PascalSaikaly TUES 11 B06 PedramRamin TUES 12 B07 LeiMiao TUES 13 B08 TubaÜnsal MON 1 D01 MirayÜstüntürkOnan MON 2 D02 NancyRizk MON 3 D03 PatWhalen MON 4 D04 MON 5 PerformanceofacompositebioactivemembraneforenhancedBioH2productionand capturefromwastewater Modellingnitrogenremovalandnitrousoxideproductioninamembrane-aeratedbiofilm reactor Suppressionofnitrite-oxidizingbacteriainintermittentlyaeratedbiofilmreactors:amodelbasedexplanation MicrobialDegradationofaCyanotoxininGravity-drivenMembraneFiltrationBiofilms UniversityofMinnesota,USA 154 Oxymemltd,Ireland 156 TechnicalUniversityof Denmark,DK 158 UniversityofZurich,CH 160 KingAbdullahUniversityof Microbialsuccessiononhydrophobicandhydrophilichollowfibermembranesoperatedat ScienceandTechnology, lowfluxinalab-scalemembranebioreactor SaudiArabia Removalofprimaryandsecondarytraceorganicsubstratesinaerobicandanaerobicsewer TechnicalUniversityof biofilm Denmark,DK BeijingUniversityof AdvancednitrogenremovalfromlandfillleachateviaAnammoxSBBRsystem Technology,China InvestigationofTheEffectsofAgandCuIonsonTheMatureBiofilmByElectrochemical IstanbulUniversity,Turkey ImpedanceSpectroscopy 162 164 166 168 BiofilmandBiocorrosioninEngineeredWaterSystems Co-ExistenceofSulphateReducingBacteriaandAerobicHeterotrophicBacteriainBiofilm FormedinaModelWaterDistributionSystem Characterizationofbiofoulingindripirrigationsystemusingtreatedeffluentandtheir interactionwithCaCO3 MitigationofMembraneBiofoulingThroughProactiveMicrobiologicalMonitoring& DecisionSupportSystems Aix-MarseilleUniversity, 172 France LuminUltraTechnologiesLtd., 174 Canada PeterDesmond EPSchemicalcompositioninfluencesthecompactionandrelaxationofmembranebiofilms Eawag,CH 176 D05 SergeyDobretsov Thebattleagainstbiofilms:preventionofbiofoulingbyutilizingthesun SultanQaboosUniversity, Oman 178 MON 6 D06 SimgeArkan BiofilmformationbyDesulfovibriosp.inthepresenceofAgandCuions IstanbulUniversity,Turkey 180 MON 7 D07 BurgaBraun DestabilizationandRemovalofBiofilmsbyLaundryAgents MON 8 D08 LauraRice Applicationofmetagenomicanalysisforbiofilmcontrolinthepaperindustry MON 9 D09 LisaNeu Uglyducklings-thedarksideofmaterialsincontactwithpotablewater Eawag,CH MON 10 D10 OsnatGillor Biofoulingofreverseosmosismembranesduringdesalinationoftertiarytreated wastewater BenGurionUniversityofthe 188 Negev,Israel IstanbulUniversity,Turkey 170 TechnicalUniversityofBerlin, 182 Germany NalcoanEcolabCompany, 184 USA 186 EcologicalFrameworksforUnderstandingMicrobialDynamicsinWaterEngineeringApplications TUES 14 E01 AlexandraMurray Assessingecologicalcompetitionforelectrondonorwithinagroundwatermicrobial communitythatcontainsorganohalide-respiringbacteria TechnicalUniversityof Denmark,DK TechnicalUniversityof Denmark,DK iBET-InstitutodeBiologia ExperimentaleTecnológica, Portugal TUES 15 E02 BastiaanCockx Theperksofagent-basedmodellingwithiDynoMiCS2 TUES 16 E03 AnaSilva Bioremovalofpolycyclicaromatichydrocarbonsbyanoilrefinerywastewatermicrobial community TUES 17 E04 EzequielSantillan Intermediateneutralityhypothesisforbacterialcommunityassemblyundervarying disturbancelevels SingaporeCentrefor EnvironmentalLifeSciences Engineering 196 TUES 18 E05 JayathilakePahala Gedara Effectofbacterialaggregatesonmicrobialcompetitionsinbiofilms NewcastleUniversity,UK 198 TUES 19 E06 LingWang Co-occurrenceanalysisrevealstherolesofcoreandrarespeciesinanaerobicbioreactors TUES 21 E07 MartaKinnunen Aconceptualframeworkforinvasioninmicrobialcommunities NorthCarolinaState University,USA TechnicalUniversityof Denmark,DK 190 192 194 200 202 E08 MartaVignola TUES 23 E09 VaibhavDiwan TUES 24 E10 OluwoleOyebamiji TUES 25 E11 SimonPoirier TUES 26 E12 AdrianOehmen TITLE AFFILIATION PAGE BOARD DAY TUES 22 NAME Evaluatingneutralassemblyintheformationofwaterfiltersmicrobialcommunities AlgalTechnologyDrivenWaterEngineeringOperations NewcastleUniversity,UK 204 Linkingnitrifiersdiversitytothefluxoftheirkeyresources TechnicalUniversityof Denmark,DK 206 NewcastleUniversity,UK 208 Istrea,France 210 UniversidadeNOVAde Lisboa,Portugal 212 Statisticalemulationasatoolforanalysingcomplexmultiscalestochasticbiologicalmodel outputs Microbialcommunityshiftswithinanaerobicdigestersfacingammoniainhibition:Towards earlywarningbioindicators? AssessingmicrobialpopulationdynamicsandperformanceofanA2OWWTPthrough applicationoftheMETA-ASMmodel EnvironmentalBiotechnology:DiscoveringandApplyingRecentlyDiscoveredMicrobialPhysiologies IntracellularaccumulationofacetateinTetrasphaeraelongataandactivatedsludgeduring dynamicanaerobic-aerobicconditions PCBdechlorinatingbacteriaandtoxicityofPCBsinbiologicalwastewatertreatmentinthe USA Epiphyticgrowthonfilamentousbacteriafoundinactivatedsludge:amorphological approach Nitriteoxidizingbacteria(NOB)inhibitionandnitriteaccumulationeffectinalternatingoxicanoxicmodelSBRbytreatingrealmunicipalsewage BioaugmentationforsulfamethoxazoledegradationfromWWTPsbyAchromobacter denitrificasnstrainPR1 Bacterialcommunitiesofactivatedsludgefortheremovalofemergingmicropollutantsat lowtemperatures MON 11 F01 HienNguyen MON 12 F02 BirtheKjellerup MON 13 F03 ThobelaConco MON 14 F04 ErlongJiao MON 15 F05 PhiYenNguyen MON 16 F06 AntoninaKruglova MON 17 F07 Dr.Yvonne Schneider MON 18 F08 EmilyLee MON 19 F09 MON 20 F10 MON 21 F11 MON 22 F12 MON 23 F13 MonicaConthe LifeonN2O:ontheecophysiologyofnitrousoxiderespiration MON 24 F14 MaaikeHoekstra Kineticsofanammoxbacteriainamembranebioreactor,theeffectoftemperature MON 25 F15 MaaikeHoekstra Thecontributionofhydroxylamineinapartialnitritation/anammoxbiofilm MON 26 F16 NatalieKeene TotalNutrientRemovalwithMinimalAeration MON 27 F17 RebecaGonzalezCabaleiro Co-metabolismcouldexplainobservedhighgrowthyieldsforammonia‑oxidizingbacteria MON 28 F18 MON 29 Factorsinfluencingnitrousoxidereductionbydenitrificationasameanstominimize greenhousegasemissions Effectofdifferentcarbonsourcesonthegrowthofpurplephototrophicbacteriain wastewater AmmoniaconcentrationdeterminesecologicalnichedifferentiationofNitrospiraasnitriteHirotsuguFujitani oxidizersinactivatedsludge DifferentiatingthemicrobialcommunitystructureofflocsandfilmsinanintegratedfixedHussainAqeel filmactivatedsludgesystem Microbialcommunityinabiofilmfromanalkalinebiotricklingfiltertreatingdimethyl LuisArellano-Garcia disulphideandhydrogensulphidevapours MetabolismandGrowthofAutotrophicAmmoniaOxidizingBacteriawithHydroxylamineas LuisArellano-Garcia theSoleEnergyandNitrogenSource AalborgUniversity,Denmark 214 CentersforDiseaseControl andPrevention,USA 216 missing 218 BeijingUniversityof 220 Technology,China UniversidadeNovadeLisboa, 222 Portugal AaltoUniversity,Finland 224 InstituteforSanitary EngineeringandWaste Management(ISAH), Germany 226 UnivesityofWestern Australia,Australia 228 WasedaUniversity,Japan 230 Queen’sUniversity,Canada 232 ColumiaUniversity,USA 234 ColumiaUniversity,USA 236 DelftUniversityof Technology,Netherlands DelftUniversityof Technology,Netherlands DelftUniversityof Technology,Netherlands UniversityofWisconsinMadison,USA 238 240 242 244 NewcastleUniversity,UK 246 TomonoriKindaichi Developmentofsingle-stagenitritation-anammoxprocessbyusingmembranebioreactor HiroshimaUniversity,Japan 248 F19 YaohuiBai TheroleofbiogenicFe-Mnoxidesformedinsituforarsenicoxidationandadsorption ChineseAcademyofSciences, 250 China MON 30 F20 YueyunLi LinkingPhenotypicandPhylogeneticDiversitytoRevealEBPRPhysiological Characterization:MultivariateAnalysisofRamanFingerprints NortheasternUniversity,USA 252 MON 31 F21 Clemens Schauberger EnvironmentalDetectionofcomammoxbacteria UniversityofVienna,Austria MON 32 F22 CristianaMorais MON 33 F23 JosepRuizSánchez Acclimatisationofammoniaoxidizingbacteriaunderlowdissolvedoxygenconditionsin NewcastleUniversity,UK laboratoryscalewastewatertreatmentreactors Enhancedbiogasproductionfromnitrogen-richwastesbyintroducingzeoliteandmagnetite IRTA,TorreMarimon,Spain inthedigester 254 256 258 ManagingEngineeredBiofilms:RealWorldExperience TUES 27 G01 JulioOrantes TUES 28 G02 JulioOrantes TUES 29 G03 LienBosmans Dinamicsofmicrofaunacommunitiesduringbiomassadaptationtotheoperatingconditions UMSNH,Mexico ofasubmergedmembranebioreactor(SMBR) Nitrogenassimilationinamovingbedbiofilmreactor(MBBR)inarecirculatingaquaculture UMSNH,Mexico system(RAS) AssessingtheusefulnessofhydrogenperoxidetocontrolAgrobacteriumbiovar1containing KULeuven,Belgium biofilmsinapilot-scalesystem 260 262 264 TUES 30 G04 XiuhongLiu TUES 31 G05 KärtKanger TUES 32 G06 CarolineKragelund TITLE Controlofbiofilmgrowthindenitrifyingbiofilterfortreatingsecondarywastewaterfrom AlgalTechnologyDrivenWaterEngineeringOperations municipalwastewatertreatmentplant Theeffectofsyntheticsilvernanoparticlesonthemicrobialcommunityinbiofilmbased wastewatertreatmentsystem Degradationofpharmaceuticalsinabiofilm-basedwastewatertreatmentplant AFFILIATION PAGE BOARD DAY NAME RenminUniversityofChina, China 266 UniversityofTartu,Estonia 268 DanishTechnological Institute,Denmark 270 UniversidaddeCartagena, Colombia 272 UniversityofMichigan,USA 274 UniversityofTartu,Estonia 276 ManagingMicrobialCommunities:FromFulltoLabScaleExperience Respirometricassessmentofmicrobialnutrientremovalinsubmergedmembrane bioreactorconfigurations TUES 33 H01 JavierMouthon TUES 34 H02 JesethDelgadoVela Clarifyingtheimpactofsulfideonnitrificationinwastewatertreatment TUES 35 H03 KristjanOopkaup TUES 36 H04 TUES 37 H05 TUES 38 H06 TUES 39 H07 TUES 40 H08 TUES 41 H09 CristobalOnetto Servingcocktailsimprovesdiversity UniversityofAdelaide,South 288 Australia TUES 42 H10 EmilyScholes MicrobialDynamicsandProcessvariationintheMBRTreatmentofPulpandPaper wastewater MonashUniversity,Australia. 290 TUES 43 H11 HiroyukiYoshino Feasibilityofahighpressurejetdeviceforexcessactivitysludgereductionandselective bacterialdisruptiontowardsmicrobialcommunitycontrol TUES 44 H12 IoannisVyrides Immobilisationofaconstructedbacterialconsortiumatpilotscalebioreactorsfor biodegradationofbilgewastewater. TUES 45 H13 JosephWeaver Changesininitiallyidenticalmicrobialcommunitiesintwofullscaleplants TUES 46 H14 KenMeerbergen TUES 47 H15 TUES 48 H16 TUES 49 H17 TUES 50 H18 MajaNielsen TUES 51 H19 MieBechLukassen TUES 52 H20 Giantommaso Scarascia TUES 54 H21 KarinHellauer TUES 55 H22 JoonyeobLee TUES 56 H23 TaewoanKoo TUES 57 H24 RongQi TUES 58 H25 ChenjingJiang Microbialcommunityabundanceanddiversitydynamicsinexperimentaldomestic greywatertreatmentsystem RelationshipbetweenPhytoplanktonDynamicsandSeasonalVariationinRawWaterIntake PalsiriSrirungruang ofMetropolitanWaterworksAuthority,Thailand Novelppk1clade-specificprimersrevealdifferencesinthepopulationstructureofthe PamelaCamejo Accumulibacterlineageundermicro-aerobicconditions Effectsofacylhomoserinelactoneonextracellularpolymericsubstancesandmicrobial Phuc-NguonHong communityinactivatedsludgeunderdifferentaerationcondition Notpre-acclimationbutenvironmentstressaffectsbacterialcommunitiesinwastewater YongXiao treatmentsystems Inhibitoryeffectsonthestructureofmicrobialcommunityinpropionate-fedmethanogenic Yue-QinTang chemostat MetropolitanWaterworks Authority,Thailand UniversityofWiscosinMadisin KanazawaUniversity,Japan 278 280 282 ChineseAcademyofSciences, 284 China SichuanUniversity,China 286 TokyoUniversityof AgricultureandTechnology, 292 Japan CyprusUniversityof 294 Technology,Cyprus NorthCarolinaState 296 University Pyrosequencinganalysisofmicrobialcommunitiesinvarioustextileandmunicipal KULeuven,Belgium wastewatertreatmentplants DiversityandimportanceoffilamentousbacteriainnutrientremovalWWTPs–aworldwide MartaNierychlo AalborgUniversity,Denmark survey UniversitédeToulouse, SophiePecastaings Bacterialpopulationsinamembranebioreactortreatinghospitalwastewaters. France BiodegradationandPhotoxidationofPharmaceuticalbasedMicropollutantspresentin Z.H.CollegeofEngineering IzharulHaqFarooqi MunicipalWastewater andTechnology,INDIA Theeffectofsmalltemperaturedifferencesonbiogasyieldinsludge-basedbiogasdigesters AarhusUniversity,Denmark Microbialpopulationscausingoff-flavourinwaterandbiofilterinrecirculatedaquaculture AalborgUniversity,Denmark systems KingAbdullahUniversityof Correlatingtherelativeabundanceofammonia-andnitrite-oxidizingbacteriawiththe ScienceandTechnology nitrificationperformanceusingHOPE (KAUST).SaudiArabia Theroleofconcentrationandcompositionofbulkorganiccarbonformicrobialdegradation TechnicalUniversityof oftraceorganicchemicalsinnaturaltreatmentsystems Munich,Germany PohangUniversityofScience Variousexternalcarbonsourcesindenitrificationprocessofsteelprocessingwastewater: andTechnology,Republicof specificdenitrificationrateanddenitrifyingbacteriacommunities Korea 298 300 302 304 306 308 310 312 314 PohangUniversityofScience andTechnology(POSTECH), 316 RepublicofKorea MicrobialcommunitystructureofChinesebiologicalwastewatertreatmentplantsanalysed ChineseAcademyofSciences, 318 by16SrRNAampliconsequencing China. Investigationoffoaminginanaerobicsludgedigestionbyfoamingpropensitytestand AalborgUniversity,Denmark 320 microbialcommunitystructuresurvey Microbialcommunitystructurerelatedtoenvironmentalparametersinfourfull-scale anaerobicdigestiontreatingmunicipalsludge MethodsforMonitoringandAssessingMicrobialCommunitiesinWaterEngineering MON 34 J01 MON 35 J02 ElisabeteBorgesDe QuantificationofPHA-accumulatingmicroorganismsbyflowcytometry Freitas AnewmethodforCryptosporidiumDNAdetectionbyimmunomagneticbeadseparation TakahiroSekikawa andsurfactantextractiontreatment(IMS-SET) UniversidadeNOVAde Lisboa,Portugal. UniversityofShizuoka, Shizuoka 322 324 TITLE AFFILIATION ApplicationofanovelmethodofFluorescenceinsituhybridization(FISH)-probedesignfor NanyangTechnological AlgalTechnologyDrivenWaterEngineeringOperations studyingmicrobialgroupsinwastewater University,Singapore MON 36 J03 ShiMingTan MON 37 J04 SørenMichaelKarst mmgenome:AtoolboxforvisualizationandbinningofmicrobialmetagenomesinR PAGE BOARD DAY NAME 326 AalborgUniversity,Denmark 328 MicrobialEcologyinAerobicGranularSludgeProcesses TUES 59 K01 PascalSaikaly KingAbdullahUniversityof Bacterialcommunitystructureofdifferent-sizedmicrobialaggregatesinafull-scaleaerobic ScienceandTechnology, granularsludgetreatmentplant Thuwal,KingdomofSaudi Arabia TUES 60 K02 FarrukhBasheer BiodegradationofAbsorbableOrganicHalide(AOX)fromPulpandPaperIndustry WastewaterusingPilotPlantAerobicGranulesinSequencingBatchReactor TUES 61 K03 AlineAdler Evolutionofmicrobialcommunitiesandnutrientremovalperformancesinaerobicgranular ÉcolePolytechniqueFédérale 334 sludgesequencingbatchreactorduringchangeofsubstrate deLausanne,Switzerland TUES 62 K04 AnjieLi Effectofsludgeloadingrateonmicrobialstructureandbiodieselproductionofaerobic granularsludge TUES 63 K05 ArnaudGelb Identificationofmicroorganismsinaerobicgranularsludgeactivelyinvolvedinbiological phosphorusremoval TUES 64 K06 JolienD'aes AEROBICGRANULARSLUDGEENRICHEDINPOLYPHOSPHATE-ACCUMULATINGOR GLYCOGEN-ACCUMULATINGORGANISMS TUES 65 K07 RaquelLiebana Complexarchitectureallowsaerobicmetabolismatdepthingranules TUES 66 K08 SunaynaDasgupta Comparativeanalysisofmicroecosysteminabiofilmbasedaerobicgranulesand conventionalflocs UniversityofUtah,Utah 344 TUES 67 K09 TibelaLandeka Dragičević NO3-NandNO2-Naselectronacceptorfordenitrification UniversityofZagreb,Crotia 346 TUES 68 K10 OlivierHenriet TUES 69 K11 AndreasGiesen TUES 70 K12 SiewHerngChan TUES 71 K13 YuemeiLin AligarhMuslimUniversity, India BeijingNormalUniversity, China ÉcolePolytechniqueFédérale deLausanne(EPFL), Switzerland NationalUniversityof Quilmes,Argentina ChalmersUniversityof Technology,Sweden Phosphorusremovalinaerobicgranularsludgeprocess: Effectofbiomassmanagementonefficiencyandbacterialdiversity Aerobicgranularbiomasstechnology:fieldexperienceforcost-effective,sustainable wastewatertreatment Universitécatholiquede Louvain,Belgium DelftUniversityof Technology,Netherlands NanyangTechnological Predator-preyinteractionsinaerobicgranular University,Singapore ConnectingthespecialmorphologyofaerobicgranularsludgedominatedbyDefluviicoccus DelftUniversityof spp.,withtheacidsolublefractionofextracellularpolymericsubstances Technology,Netherlands 330 332 336 338 340 342 348 350 352 354 NewDevelopmentsinMicrobiologyofDrinkingWaterProductionandDistribution TUES 72 L01 AlinaNescerecka Anewapproachforbiologicalstabilityassessmentinafull-scaledrinkingwatersupply system TUES 73 L02 MartaKinnunen Establishingdrinkingwaterbiofilmswithvaryingalpha-diversity? TUES 74 L03 PhanwattPhungsai TUES 75 L04 AleksandraKnezev TUES 76 L05 AleksandraKnezev TUES 77 L06 CatherinePaul TUES 78 L07 CatherinePaul TUES 79 L08 CatherinePaul TUES 80 L09 GillianClayton TUES 81 L10 YooraeNoh RigaTechnicalUniversity, Latvia TechnicalUniversityof Denmark,Denmark 356 358 TrackingDissolvedOrganicMatterRemovedafterMicrobialRegrowthinChlorinated ReclaimedWaterbyUsingOrbitrapMassSpectrometry TheATPmeasurementandflow-cytometryarebetterparametersfortheassessmentof generalmicrobialwaterqualityindrinkingwatertreatmentthantheHPC Effectoftheextentionofacopperpremisseplumbingonthecompositionofplanktonicand biofilmbacteria HetWaterlaboratorium, Netherlands HetWaterlaboratorium, Netherlands Understandingbacterialbiofilmcommunitiesindrinkingwaterdistributionsystems. LundUniversity,Sweeden 366 LundUniversity,Sweeden 368 LundUniversity,Sweeden 370 UniversityoftheWestof England,UK 372 YonseiUniversity,Korea 374 Thedevelopmentofbacterialcommunitiesforeffectivedrinkingwaterpurificationinnew slowsandfiltersisinfluencedbysandorigin Impactofnaturalorganicmatter(NOM)onbacterialcommunitiesduringartificial infiltrationofdrinkingwater Antimicrobialefficacyofelectrochemicallyactivatedsolutionswithinanoff-griddrinking waterproductionsystem BiofilmMicrobiomesFlushedfromWaterSupplyPipesinBuildings TUES 82 L11 AhmadShaban BiologicalRemovalforIronandManganesefromGroundwaterbyBiofilmFormation TUES 83 L12 EmmanuellePrest Seasonalbiologicalsedimentformationinafull-scaledrinkingwaterdistributionsystem TUES 84 L13 GangLiu TUES 85 L14 IkuroKasuga TUES 86 L15 LeaEllegaard-Jensen Bacterialcultureskick-startbiologicalprocessesinwaterworkssandfilters TheDistributionofbiofilmquantityandbacterialCommunitiesover360Degreein OperationalDrinkingWaterPipe’scrosssections CharacterizationofResidualMicrobialGrowthPotentialinDrinkingWaterTreatedby OzonationandBiologicalActivatedCarbon UniversityofTokyo,Japan Nationalresearchcentre, Egypt PWNTechnologies, Netherlands DelftUniversityof Technology,Netherlands TheUniversityofTokyo, Japan AarhusUniversity,Denmark 360 362 364 376 378 380 382 384 TUES 87 L16 MiyuSuzuki TUES 88 L17 Nontokozo Magwaza TUES 89 L18 BendingerBernd TUES 90 L19 ErifyliTsagkari TITLE AFFILIATION DepthProfilesofMicrobialCommunityinaFull-scaleBiologicalActivatedCarbonFilterfor AlgalTechnologyDrivenWaterEngineeringOperations DrinkingWaterTreatment Aquaticfungalsecondarymetabolitescontaminationofdrinkingwater:Assessmenttheir occurrence,fate,distributionandtoxicity Quantityandactivityofaerobicmethaneoxidizingbacteriainrapidsandfiltersofdrinking watertreatmentplants TheUniversityofTokyo, Japan UniversityofSouthAfrica, SouthAfrica HamburgUniversityof Technology,Germany Methylobacteria;keystonespeciesinbiofilmsuccession? UniversityofGlasgow,UK PAGE BOARD DAY NAME 386 388 390 392 NewMicrobialProcessesforResourceRecovery,CarbonCaptureandResourceEfficiency ActivityofPAOsinMesophilicandThermophilicDigestersandTheirSignificanceforPRecovery Variationsofpolyphosphateaccumulationorganisms(PAOs)dynamicsandtheirtimeAnNiZhang dependantassociationstooperationalparameters EcologyandCommunityAssemblyofPhotosyntheticEnhancedBiologicalPhosphorus BenOyserman Removal Low-sludgeageEBPRprocessforresourcerecovery–microbialandbiochemicalprocess BorjaValverdePérez characterization MON 38 M01 KamillaHansen MON 39 M02 MON 40 M03 MON 41 M04 MON 42 M05 DanielAiken FinancialfeasibilityofBio-electrochemicalSystemsasatreatmentforwastewater NewcastleUniversity,UK 402 MON 43 M06 EliasRazo-Flores Performancedifferencesinbiohydrogenproductionrelatedtoseedpretreatmentsusing AnaerobicFluidizedBedReactors InstitutoPotosinode InvestigaciónCientíficay TecnológicaA.C.,Mexico 404 MON 44 M07 Thelimitofanaerobicwastewaterlipolysisusingcold-adaptedinocula. NewcastleUniversity,UK 406 MON 45 M08 Chainelongationbyundefinedmixedmicrobialcultures PoznanUniversityof Technology,Poland 408 MON 46 M09 SilvioMatassa Microbialproteinproductionbyhydrogenoxidizingmicrobiomes GhentUniversity,Belgium 410 MON 47 M10 YingyuLaw Enhancedbiologicalphosphorusremovalundertropicalconditions NanyangTechnological University,Singapore 412 MON 48 M11 YuXia TheUniversityofHongKong 414 MON 49 M12 JeppeLundNielsen AarhusUniversity,Denmark 416 MON 50 M13 MikkelStokholmBjerregaard Evangelos Petropoulos PiotrOleskowiczPopiel Phylogenystructuredcarbohydratemetabolismacrossmicrobiomescollectedfrom differentunitsinwastewatertreatmentprocess Temperatureandprimarysubstratedeterminediversity,structureandcompositionof substratespecificmicrobialcommunityprofileinfull-scalebiogasplants SimplereturnactivatedsludgefermentationcontrolGAOsandfacilitatesstableEBPRin warmclimates AalborgUniversity,Denmark 394 TheUniversityofHongKong UniversityofWisconsinMadison,USA TechnicalUniversityof Denmark,Denmark 396 398 400 AalborgUniversity,Denmark 418 PathogensandInvasioninWaterEngineeringMicrobialCommunities:ConceptsandObservations Linkingopportunisticbacterialpathogensandmetallevelsindrinkingwatersamplesand UniversityofMichigan,USA 420 corrodedservicelinesinFlint,Michigan,USA The[gray]watercycle:Assessmentofbacterialpathogensintreatedgraywater,aerosolsand BenGurionUniversityofthe 422 irrigatedsoils Negev,Israel MON 51 N01 LutgardeRaskin MON 52 N02 OsnatGillor MON 53 N03 BeatrizCasasola MON 54 N04 YoshihiroIshii MON 55 N05 HaiboWang MON 56 N06 DavidMantillaCalderon MON 57 N07 FutoshiKurisu MON 58 N08 JoonhongPark MON 59 N09 JuriJung Extendingtheuseofstormwaterbiofilterstopathogenremovalfromgreywater MON 60 N10 MoustaphaHarb KingAbdullahUniversityof Molecular-basedevaluationofinfluentandeffluentmicrobialcommunitiesofananaerobic ScienceandTechnology, membranebioreactor SaudiArabia 438 MON 61 N11 NadineKotlarz InactivationofDrinkingWaterBacterialPopulationsinaFull-ScaleOzoneContactor UniversityofMichigan,USA 440 MON 62 N12 SeongTaekKim SeoulWaterInstitute,Korea 442 MON 63 N13 JannieMunk Kristensen ComparisonoftheresistanceoftheviablebutnonculturableformofHelicobacterpylorito UniversidadNacional 424 waterdisinfectionwithozoneandchlorine AutónomadeMéxico,Mexico GrowthPotentialofEscherichiacoliinUrbanRiverWatersandScreeningofItsGrowth Substrate Inhibitionofcorrosionandopportunisticpathogensgrowthbyadjustingbacterial communityindrinkingwaterdistributionsystems TheUniversityofTokyo, 426 Japan ChineseAcademyofSciences, 428 China KingAbdullahUniversityof IsolationandcharacterizationofNDM-positiveEscherichiacolifrommunicipalwastewater ScienceandTechnology, 430 inSaudiArabia SaudiArabia MicrobialIndicatorstoEstimateContributionofIn-sewerDepositinCombinedSewer TheUniversityofTokyo, 432 Overflow Japan MetagenomicEvaluationofMicrobialHazardsinMunicipalWastewaterTreatmentSludge YonseiUniversity,Korea 434 UsableforResourceRecovery Thestudyofentericvirusesintheinfluentandeffluentofawastewatertreatmentplant nearbyHanRiverinKorea Influentpathogenicbacteriamaygostraightintotheeffluentinfull-scalewastewater treatmentplants. MONASHUniversity,Australia 436 AalborgUniversity,Denmark 444 N14 NicoleHahn TITLE AlgalTechnologyDrivenWaterEngineeringOperations Microbialinvasionintodrinkingwater-relatedbacterialcommunities AFFILIATION GhentUniversity,Belgium PAGE BOARD DAY MON 64 NAME 446 SystemsBiologyApproachesforAssessingMicrobialCommunitiesinWaterEngineering MON 65 P01 DiniHu High-throughputsequencingprovidesinsightsintomicrobialdiversityofMacauReservoir UniversityofMacau,China 448 MON 66 P02 HenrikKjeldal MON 67 P03 MON 68 P04 MON 69 P05 MON 70 P06 MON 71 P07 MON 72 P08 MON 73 P09 MON 74 P10 MON 75 P11 MON 76 P12 MON 77 P13 Yu-ChenSu Proteomicanalysisofco-metabolicmethanolproductionbyammoniaoxidizingbacteria ColumbiaUniversity,USA 472 MON 78 P14 ZihanDai ElucidatingtheLong-TermImpactofDisinfectionStrategiesontheDrinkingWater Microbiome UniversityofGlasgow,UK 474 MON 79 P15 Florian-Alexander Herbst Keepcalmandsucceed–HowthegenusTetrasphaeraprospersindynamicsystems AalborgUniversity,Denmark 476 Characterizationofgemfibrozil-degradationbyBacillussp.GeD10throughgenomics, AalborgUniversity,Denmark 450 proteomicsandmetabolomics DetermininghownitrifiershavedifferentlevelsoftolerancetotheanitmicrobialagentFree UniversityofQueensland, AndrewLaloo 452 NitrousAcid(FNA)usingametaproteomicapproach Australia TheUniversityofTokyo, HiroyasuSatoh BacterialGroupsThatTendtoLeakfromActivatedSludgeFlocs 454 Japan Diggingintothemicrobialcommunitiesinmesophilicanaerobicsludgedigestersby LipingHao AalborgUniversity,Denmark 456 metagenomicapproach Changesinthecompositionandactivityofmicrobialcommunitiesinsewerbiofilmsduring CatalanInstituteforWater MaitePijuan 458 nitritedosagetocontrolH2SandCH4 Research,Spain Metagenomicsofabiofilm-basedmainstreamdeammonificationprocesswithandwithout MediniAnnavajhala ColumbiaUniversity,USA 460 couplingtoasidestreamdeammonificationsystem Characterizationoftheacclimatizationofananaerobicmicrobiotasubjectedtoinhibitory OlivierChapleur Irstea,France 462 phenolconcentration AGAOhidingamongthePAO:TheroleofthePropionivibriospp.inbiologicalphosphorus SimonMcIlroy AalborgUniversity,Denmark 464 removal MiDAS2.0:Thesite-specificcurateddatabaseofmicroorganismsinactivatedsludgeand SimonMcIlroy AalborgUniversity,Denmark 466 anaerobicdigesters U.S.EnvironmentalProtection VikramKapoor Inhibitionandgeneexpressionofwastewaternitrifyingenrichmentsexposedtocyanide 468 Agency,USA Microbialcommunitystructureandactivitydynamicsinalaboratory-scalenitrification U.S.EnvironmentalProtection VikramKapoor 470 bioreactor Agency,USA TheEcologyofAntibioticResistanceGenesinWaterEngineeringSystems KingAbdullahUniversityof Influenceofanaerobic/aerobicconditionsandmicro-selectiveantibioticconcentrationson ScienceandTechnology, thefateandpersistenceofblaNDM-1inwastewatermicrocosm SaudiArabia MON 80 Q01 DavidMantillaCalderon MON 81 Q02 MoustaphaHarb MON 82 Q03 Chia-ChenWu MON 83 Q04 HyunMinJang OccurrenceofantibioticresistancegenesineffluentofaquaculturefarmsfromSouthKorea. MON 84 Q05 Makhosazana Sigudu MON 85 Q06 QianDong MON 86 Q07 RongchangWang Antimicrobialsandpresenceofantibioticresistantbacteriainsourcewaterandthedrinking RandWaterProcess watertreatmentsystem Technology,SouthAfrica Transportanddistributionofantibioticsandpharmaceuticalsinthemunicipalsewage TsinghuaUniversity,China system Co-metabolismofantibioticsandresponsesofantibioticresistantgenesinanitrifying TongjiUniversity,China biofilm-membranebioreactor MON 87 Q08 MarcosQuintelaBaluja MON 88 Q09 EmilyGarner MON 89 Q10 BingZhang MON 90 Q11 HaleySanderson MON 91 Q12 LiguanLi KingAbdullahUniversityof Organicmicro-pollutantsinaerobicandanaerobicMBRs:microbialcommunities,antibiotic ScienceandTechnology, resistancegenes,andgeneexpression SaudiArabia AssessingMicrobialDiversityandthePotentialforAntibioticResistanceinDrinkingWater UniversityofMichigan,USA Point-of-UseFilters UrbanWastewaterManagementandAntibioticResistanceDissemination 478 480 482 GwangjuInstituteofScience 484 andTechnology,SouthKorea 486 488 490 NewcastleUniversity,UK 492 VirginiaTech,USA 494 TsinghuaUniversity,China 496 ComparisonofTotalandVancomycin-ResistantEnterococciIsolatedfromTwoMunicipal WastewaterTreatmentSystems Queen’sUniversity,Canada 498 GenomicAnalysisoftheco-occurrenceofantibioticresistancegenes(ARGs)andmetal resistancegenes(MRGs) TheUniversityofHongKong 500 Metagenomicsurveyoffourpairedreclaimedandpotablewaterdistributionsystems: microbialecology,antibioticresistancegenes,andbulkwater-biofilminteractions Usingnetworkanalysistoexploreco-occurrencepatternsamonghumanbacterial pathogensandantibioticresistancegenes
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