1. Microorganisms
2. Biomolecules
3. Metabolism
4. Biooxidation and Bioreduction
5. Biodegradation
6. Biosynthesis
7. Cells and Cellular Aggregates
8. Microbial Reproduction and Growth
9. Microbial Ecology
10. Classifications of Viruses and Microorganisms
11. Physiological Classification of Prokaryotes
12. The Groups of Anaerobic Fermenting Prokaryotes
13. The Groups of Anoxic Prokaryotes
14. The Groups of Microaerophilic and Facultative Aerobic Prokaryotes
15. The Groups of Aerobic Prokaryotes
16. Microorganisms and Public Health
17. Biosafety In Civil and Environmental Engineering
18. Biotechnological Processes
19. Microbiological Methods Used In Engineering
20. Aquatic Ecosystems
21. Biotreatment of Polluted Water
22. Anaerobic and Anoxic Treatment of Waste
23. Aerobic Treatment of Wastewater
24. Value-Added Microbial By-Products
25. Biotreatment of Industrial Hazardous Wastes
26. Solid Wastes Biotreatment
27. Bioremediation of Polluted Soil
28. Biomaterials and Bioprocesses of Construction Biotechnology
29. Microbiology of Air and Air Biotreatment
30. Microbiology of Closed Ecosystems
31. Biodeterioration, Biocorrosion, and Biofouling
32. Exam Questions and Solutions
Biography
Volodymyr Ivanov, PhD, earned his PhD and Doctor of Sciences degrees in microbiology and biotechnology in the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. His professional experience includes 40 years of the graduate and post-graduate teaching and research in microbiology and biotechnology in the universities of Ukraine, Thailand, South Korea, Singapore, and USA. He has published over 220 papers, 8 patents, and over 30 book chapters and several monographs on microbial physiology, environmental and construction microbiology and biotechnology. His major scientific achievements are the theory of physiological dualism of a growing cell existing in both exotrophic and endotrophic states, revealing of a multicellular bacterial granule as a proto-organism, periodic table of physiological classification of prokaryotes, and the establishing of Construction Biotechnology as a new scientific discipline.
