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This is an early access version, the complete PDF, HTML, and XML versions will be available soon. Open AccessReview by Sumira Malik 1,*,†, Shristi Kishore 1,†, Sagnik Nag 2,†, Archna Dhasmana 3, Subham Preetam 4, Oishi Mitra 2, Darwin A. León-Figueroa 5, Aroop Mohanty 6, Vijay Kumar Chattu 7,8,9, Marjan Assefi 10, Bijaya K.
Abstract : The treatment of wastewater is an expensive and energy-extensive practice that not only ensures the power generation requirements to sustain the current energy demands of an increasing human population but also aids in the subsequent removal of enormous quantities of wastewater that need to be treated within the environment.
Abstract In the past few years, microalgae have gained huge recognition from the scientific community due to their potential applications in the production of a broad array of bio-based products varying from biofuels to nanoparticles. Due to their elevated growth rate, high tolerance to various types of abiotic stresses, and complex metabolic capacity, microalgae can be used as promising tools for the attainment of a circular bioeconomy.
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