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Researcher

Sam Van Nevel

18 Results

2017

Flow cytometry for immediate follow-up of drinking water networks after maintenance

Sam Van NevelBenjamin BuysschaertKaren De RoyBart De GussemeLieven ClementNico Boon

A1 Journal Article in WATER RESEARCH

2016

Flow cytometric examination of bacterial growth in a local drinking water network

Sam Van NevelBenjamin BuysschaertBart De GussemeNico Boon

A1 Journal Article in WATER AND ENVIRONMENT JOURNAL

Germ-free sea bass Dicentrarchus labrax larval model : a valuable tool in the study of host-microbe interactions

Marlien SchaeckEvelien De SwaefWim Van Den BroeckSam Van NevelNico BoonNathalie De GeyterRino MorentKristof DemeestereLuc DuchateauC Coulombet et al.

A1 Journal Article in DISEASES OF AQUATIC ORGANISMS

2015

Bacterial exchange in household washing machines

Chris CallewaertSam Van NevelFrederiek-Maarten KerckhofMichael S GranitsiotisNico Boon

A1 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN MICROBIOLOGY

2014

Biogenic nanopalladium based remediation of chlorinated hydrocarbons in marine environments

Baharak HosseinkhaniTom HennebelSam Van NevelStephanie VerschuereMichail M YakimovSimone CappelloMohamed BlaghenNico Boon

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Growth and flow cytometric monitoring of bacteria in drinking water

Sam Van NevelNico BoonFrederik Hammes

Microben uit de kraan

Sam Van NevelFrancis Meerburg

Role of transparent exopolymer particles on membrane fouling in a full-scale ultrafiltration plant: feed parameter analysis and membrane autopsy

V DiscartMR BiladSam Van NevelNico BoonJ CromphoutIFJ Vankelecom

A1 Journal Article in BIORESOURCE TECHNOLOGY

2013

Bacterial invasion potential in water is determined by nutrient availability and the indigenous community

Sam Van NevelKaren De RoyNico Boon

Bacterial invasion potential in water is determined by nutrient availability and the indigenous community

Sam Van NevelKaren De RoyNico Boon

A1 Journal Article in FEMS MICROBIOLOGY ECOLOGY

Routine bacterial analysis with automated flow cytometry

Sam Van NevelStefan KoetzschHans-Ulrich WeilenmannNico BoonFrederik Hammes

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF MICROBIOLOGICAL METHODS

Trace organic solutes in closed-loop forward osmosis applications: influence of membrane fouling and modeling of solute build-up

Arnout D'HaesePierre Le-ClechSam Van NevelKim VerbekenEmile CornelissenStuart J KhanArne Verliefde

A1 Journal Article in WATER RESEARCH

2012

Occurence of transparent exopolymer particles (TEP): case-study in re-use plant for drinking water

Sam Van NevelTom HennebelGijs Du LaingWilly VerstraeteNico Boon

Transparent exopolymer particle removal in different drinking water production centers

Sam Van NevelTom HennebelKristof De BeufGijs Du LaingWilly VerstraeteNico Boon

A1 Journal Article in WATER RESEARCH

2011

Occurrence of transparent exopolymer particles (TEP) in drinking water systems

Sam Van NevelTom HennebelWilly VerstraeteNico Boon

Occurrence of transparent exopolymer particles (TEP) through drinking water treatment plants

Sam Van NevelTom HennebelWilly VerstraeteNico Boon

Palladium nanoparticles produced by fermentatively cultivated bacteria as catalyst for diatrizoate removal with biogenic hydrogen

Tom HennebelSam Van NevelStephanie VerschuereSimon De CorteBart De GussemeClaude CuvelierJeffrey P FittsDaniel Van der LelieNico BoonWilly Verstraete

A1 Journal Article in APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY

Palladium nanoparticles produced by fermentatively grown bacteria as catalyst for diatrizoate removal with biogenic hydrogen

Sam Van NevelTom HennebelStephanie VerschuereSimon De CorteNico BoonWilly Verstraete