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Environmental biotechnology

New possibilities.
Rooted in biology.

PrEl’s Biotech India Pvt. Ltd. researches biological approaches to metal recovery from industrial fly ash and oil-spill remediation.

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Our research focusIndustrial resource recoveryBiological remediationEnvironmental biotechnology
A biological perspective

Rethinking what
industry leaves behind.

Industrial residues and petroleum contamination pose complex environmental challenges. Addressing them calls for careful research into the materials, the conditions and the approaches that may be suitable.

At PrEl’s Biotech, our focus is on the potential of biological processes: exploring resource recovery from fly ash and approaches to oil-spill remediation.

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Research programmes

Two challenges.
One scientific foundation.

Focused research connecting environmental biotechnology with industrial questions.

Industrial residues

Metal recovery
from industrial fly ash

Investigating biological approaches to recovering metals from fly ash, with a focus on resource recovery from industrial residues.

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Environmental remediation

Biological approaches
to oil-spill remediation

Studying microbial and enzyme-based approaches to petroleum contamination and the challenges of environmental remediation.

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Scientific capabilities

Connected disciplines.
Careful investigation.

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Applied microbiology

Understanding microorganisms relevant to industrial waste and contaminated environments.

Bioprocess development

Studying the conditions that shape biological processes and their potential application.

Molecular & enzyme research

Investigating biological functions and enzyme behaviour relevant to remediation.

Analytical characterisation

Using measurement to examine biological processes and inform research decisions.

Industry & scientific collaboration

Let’s start with your
environmental challenge.

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