Physics 2026: International Conference in Rome & Online

Bioelectrochemical Reactor

A Bioelectrochemical Reactor is a system that uses biological components to drive electrochemical reactions. These reactors typically employ microorganisms or enzymes to catalyze redox processes at electrodes. Bioelectrochemical reactors are used in wastewater treatment, energy generation, and chemical synthesis. They convert chemical energy into electrical energy or vice versa. Physics governs electron transport, mass transfer, and electrode interactions. Reactor performance depends on biofilm formation, electrode material, and operating conditions. Bioelectrochemical reactors offer sustainable alternatives to traditional chemical processes. They integrate microbiology, electrochemistry, and engineering design. Research in this field focuses on improving efficiency, stability, and scalability. Bioelectrochemical reactors represent a promising approach for green energy and environmental remediation.