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Researcher

Silvio Matassa

Awards & Distinctions

19 Results

2025

Fueling the protein transition : can waste-derived ethanol enable efficient and high-quality microbial protein production?

Lotte Van PeteghemSilvio MatassaMyrsini Sakarika

A1 Journal Article in BIORESOURCE TECHNOLOGY

2023

Exploring microbial protein production from recovered carbon and nitrogen

Lotte Van PeteghemKorneel RabaeySilvio MatassaMyrsini Sakarika

Microbial protein from recovered nitrogen : nutritional quality, safety, and feasibility assessment

Lotte Van PeteghemSilvio MatassaKorneel RabaeyMyrsini Sakarika

A1 Journal Article in SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT

2022

From CO2 to drunk microbes and food : exploring the synergy between CCU and microbial protein production for a more sustainable food chain

Lotte Van PeteghemMyrsini SakarikaSilvio MatassaRamon GaniguezIlje PikaarKorneel Rabaey

2020

Stochasticity in microbiology : managing unpredictability to reach the Sustainable Development Goals

Jo De VriezeThijs De MulderSilvio MatassaJizhong ZhouLargus T. AngenentNico BoonWilly Verstraete

A1 Journal Article in MICROBIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY

Upcycling of biowaste carbon and nutrients in line with consumer confidence : the 'full gas' route to single cell protein

Silvio MatassaStefano PapirioIlje PikaarTim HulsenEvert LeijenhorstGiovanni EspositoFrancesco PirozziWilly Verstraete

A1 Journal Article in GREEN CHEMISTRY

2018

Decoupling livestock from land use through industrial feed production pathways

Ilje PikaarSilvio MatassaBenjamin L BodirskyIsabelle WeindlFlorian HumpenoederKorneel RabaeyNico BoonMichele BruschiZhiguo YuanHannah van Zanten et al.

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2017

Electrochemical ammonia recovery from source-separated urine allows microbial protein production

Marlies ChristiaensSylvia GildemynSilvio MatassaTess YsebaertJo De VriezeKorneel Rabaey

Electrochemical ammonia recovery from source-separated urine for microbial protein production

Marlies ChristiaensSylvia GildemynSilvio MatassaTess YsebaertJo De VriezeKorneel Rabaey

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Microbes and the next nitrogen revolution

Ilje PikaarSilvio MatassaKorneel RabaeyBenjamin Leon BodirskyAlexander PoppMario HerreroWilly Verstraete

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Microbial protein production on electrochemically recovered NH3 and H2 from source-separated urine

Marlies ChristiaensSylvia GildemynSilvio MatassaTess YsebaertJo De VriezeKorneel Rabaey

2016

Autotrophic nitrogen assimilation and carbon capture for microbial protein production by a novel enrichment of hydrogen-oxidizing bacteria

Silvio MatassaWilly VerstraeteIlje PikaarNico Boon

A1 Journal Article in WATER RESEARCH

Exploring protein production by hydrogen-oxidizing microbiomes

Silvio MatassaNico BoonWilly Verstraete

Microbial protein : future sustainable food supply route with low environmental footprint

Silvio MatassaNico BoonIlje PikaarWilly Verstraete

A1 Journal Article in MICROBIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY

2015

Anaerobic digestion and the markets for resource recovery

Willy VerstraeteSilvio Matassa

Can direct conversion of used nitrogen to new feed and protein help feed the world?

Silvio MatassaDamien J BatstoneTim HulsenJerald SchnoorWilly Verstraete

A1 Journal Article in ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Do not waste water, drink it!

Nicole HahnSilvio Matassa

H2-Oxidizing bacteria for single cell protein production and sustainable nitrogen cycling

Silvio MatassaNico BoonJan ArendsWilly Verstraete

Resource recovery from used water: the manufacturing abilities of hydrogen-oxidizing bacteria

Silvio MatassaNico BoonWilly Verstraete

A1 Journal Article in WATER RESEARCH