Importance of microbial ecology in the development of sustainable technologies for mineral processing and wastewater treatment.

D.B. Johnson

Importance of microbial ecology in the development of sustainable technologies for mineral processing and wastewater treatment.

D.B. Johnson

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Original language	English
Pages	1-17
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2003
Event	Research and Technological Development for a Sustainable Extractive Industry in the EU and Candidate Countries: a new perspective on the material supply chain in Europe. Proceedings of the 1st NESMI Conference, Prague, Czech Republic - Duration: 3 Jan 0001 → …

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Conference	Research and Technological Development for a Sustainable Extractive Industry in the EU and Candidate Countries: a new perspective on the material supply chain in Europe. Proceedings of the 1st NESMI Conference, Prague, Czech Republic
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Johnson, D. B. (2003). Importance of microbial ecology in the development of sustainable technologies for mineral processing and wastewater treatment.. 1-17. Paper presented at Research and Technological Development for a Sustainable Extractive Industry in the EU and Candidate Countries: a new perspective on the material supply chain in Europe. Proceedings of the 1st NESMI Conference, Prague, Czech Republic.

Johnson, D.B. / Importance of microbial ecology in the development of sustainable technologies for mineral processing and wastewater treatment. Paper presented at Research and Technological Development for a Sustainable Extractive Industry in the EU and Candidate Countries: a new perspective on the material supply chain in Europe. Proceedings of the 1st NESMI Conference, Prague, Czech Republic.

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Importance of microbial ecology in the development of sustainable technologies for mineral processing and wastewater treatment. / Johnson, D.B.
2003. 1-17 Paper presented at Research and Technological Development for a Sustainable Extractive Industry in the EU and Candidate Countries: a new perspective on the material supply chain in Europe. Proceedings of the 1st NESMI Conference, Prague, Czech Republic.

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