Marianna Villano - Concepedia

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Marianna Villano

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D. Todaro, Ilaria, Ceccarelli, M. Villano, Marianna Villano, VILLANO, MARIANNA, Villano M., Villano Marianna, Villano, M., Villano, Marianna

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Sapienza University of Rome Water Research Institute National Research Council Ca' Foscari University of Venice University of Verona

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Marianna Villano is an author at Sapienza University of Rome specializing in engineering, chemical engineering, and microbiology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	20	26	2.1K
2	Chemical Engineering	17	19	1.7K
3	Medicine	12	13	848
4	Health Sciences	1	1	25
5	Biochemistry	1	1	54

Marianna Villano

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	Year	Citations
Bioelectrochemical reduction of CO2 to CH4 via direct and indirect extracellular electron transfer by a hydrogenophilic methanogenic culture Marianna Villano, Federico Aulenta, Costanza Ciucci, Bioresource Technology Chemical EngineeringEngineeringBioenergyBioelectrochemistryBiochemical Engineering	2010	571
Electrochemically assisted methane production in a biofilm reactor Marianna Villano, Gianluca Monaco, Federico Aulenta, Journal of Power Sources Chemical EngineeringEngineeringBioelectrochemical ReactorGas ProductionBioelectrochemical System	2011	160
Carbon and nitrogen removal and enhanced methane production in a microbial electrolysis cell Marianna Villano, Stefano Scardala, Federico Aulenta, Bioresource Technology Chemical EngineeringEngineeringGas ConversionBioenergyEnvironmental Engineering	2012	145
Linking Bacterial Metabolism to Graphite Cathodes: Electrochemical Insights into the H<sub>2</sub>‐Producing Capability of <i>Desulfovibrio</i> sp. Federico Aulenta, Laura Catapano, Laura Snip, ChemSusChem Chemical EngineeringEngineeringBioelectrochemistryGraphite CathodesMicrobial Biocathode	2012	145
Exploiting olive oil mill effluents as a renewable resource for production of biodegradable polymers through a combined anaerobic–aerobic process M. Beccari, Lorenzo Bertin, Davide Dionisi, Journal of Chemical Technology & Biotechnology EngineeringBioplasticBiological Waste TreatmentBiodegradable PolymersAnaerobic Digestion	2009	136
Effect of pH on the production of bacterial polyhydroxyalkanoates by mixed cultures enriched under periodic feeding Marianna Villano, Mario Beccari, Davide Dionisi, Process Biochemistry BiomanufacturingEngineeringFood FermentationBacterial PolyhydroxyalkanoatesPeriodic Feeding	2010	135
Characterization of polyhydroxyalkanoates synthesized from microbial mixed cultures and of their nanobiocomposites with bacterial cellulose nanowhiskers Marta Martínez‐Sanz, Marianna Villano, Catarina S. Oliveira, New Biotechnology Microbial Mixed CulturesBiomanufacturingBioplasticBiotechnologyBacterial Cellulose Nanowhiskers	2013	119
Polyhydroxyalkanoates production with mixed microbial cultures: from culture selection to polymer recovery in a high-rate continuous process Marianna Villano, Francesco Valentino, Andrea Barbetta, New Biotechnology Culture SelectionBiomanufacturingEngineeringPolyhydroxyalkanoates ProductionBiochemical Engineering	2013	100
Impact of nitrogen feeding regulation on polyhydroxyalkanoates production by mixed microbial cultures Fernando Silva, Sabrina Campanari, Stefania Matteo, New Biotechnology BiomanufacturingEngineeringPolyhydroxyalkanoates ProductionMicrobial PhysiologyEnvironmental Biotechnology	2016	93
Bioelectrochemical hydrogen production with hydrogenophilic dechlorinating bacteria as electrocatalytic agents Marianna Villano, Luca De Bonis, Simona Rossetti, Bioresource Technology Chemical EngineeringHydrogen ProductionEngineeringMicrobial Electrochemical SystemBioelectrochemical Reactor	2010	83

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