Publications by authors named "Akang Tong"

Dark fermentation biohydrogen production is a rapidly advancing and well-established field. However, the accumulation of volatile organic acid (VFAs) byproducts hinder its practical applications. Microalgae have demonstrated the ability to efficiently utilize VFAs while also treating waste gases and other nutrient elements.

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Microbes are involved in every aspect of human life. Microbiology is a mandatory subject at the undergraduate level covering majors including life sciences, pharmacy, medicine, agriculture, forestry and food. Along with internationalization and development of the first-class disciplines, teaching microbiology courses in English is highly valued.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Akang Tong"

  • - Akang Tong's recent research primarily focuses on the effective utilization of microalgae for biotransformation processes, specifically targeting the conversion of volatile fatty acids produced during dark fermentation biohydrogen production to enhance wastewater treatment methods.
  • - In a 2023 study, Tong explored the screening of various microalgae strains, demonstrating their capability to not only handle organic waste byproducts but also to treat associated waste gases, revealing potential applications in sustainable bioenergy production.
  • - Additionally, Tong has contributed to the educational field by addressing the importance of teaching microbiology in English, recognizing its relevance in various scientific disciplines and the need for improved communication in international research contexts.