Bioresource Labs (BRL)

​The Bioresource Labs is a group of researchers at Chalmers (Water Environment Technology) and University of Gothenburg (Chemistry and Molecular Biology).
We work primarily on biological technologies for more efficient treatment and resource recovery from waste streams. Our research spans from microbial ecology to process engineering. We develop new biotechnological processes and we investigate the fundamental science behind these processes. Examples of ongoing projects include microbial electrochemistry, anammox, aerobic granular sludge, biosorption, and moving bed biofilm reactor processes.

The project is carried out at the Division of Water Environment Technology.

Keywords: Wastewater treatment, resource recovery, microbiology, process engineering, biotechnology

• Britt-Marie Wilen

  Professor and Head of Division, Architecture and Civil Engineering, Water Environment Technology

  Britt-Marie is professor and head of division of Water Environment Technology. She is part of the research theme wastewater treatment and resource recovery (Bioresource Labs). Her research is mainly...
• Frank Persson

  Associate professor, Architecture and Civil Engineering, Water Environment Technology

  Frank is an Associate professor in the Division of Water Environment Technology, research theme Process techniques for wastewater treatment, at Chalmers. Frank conducts research about nutrient...
• Oskar Modin

  Professor, Architecture and Civil Engineering, Water Environment Technology

  Oskar’s research subject is environment biotechnology. He is particularly interested in how microbial communities function and how we can use them to recover resources from waste streams such as...
• Enikö Barbara Szabo

  Doctoral student, Architecture and Civil Engineering, Water Environment Technology

  Enikö is a doctoral student at the Division of Water Environment Technology at Chalmers.