The scientific activities of Bioelectrogenesis are organized in two areas:

Laboratory/indoor studies focus on:

• Designing and running bioelectrochemical devices for electricity and hydrogen production from wastewater and vegetal residues

• Studying physiology of electrogenic bacteria

• Identifying electrogenic biomolecules on bacterial membrane

• Optimizing the bacteria-electrode interaction by nanotechnology tools

Environmental/outdoor applications focus on:

• Studying sedimentary MFCs fuelled by rice/wetlands crops

• Identifying and characterizing electrogenic populations in natural environments

• Designing applications for field biosensors operating at remote environments

• Stimulating in situ bioremediation of pollutants