M. Peces

Beyond Conveyance: Assessing the Contribution of Process-Critical Bacteria from Urban Sewer Systems to Wastewater Treatment Plants

The sewer microbiome is known to be the main source of process-critical bacteria involved in nitrogen and phosphorus removal in wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) and is thus crucial for the assembly of activated sludge (AS) microbial communities. However, the extent of these bacterial loads arriving at WWTPs currentl...

A Saccharimonadia epibiont interacts with the polyphosphate-accumulating bacterium Candidatus Phosphoribacter in wastewater treatment plants

The MiDAS global genome catalog: 53,501 long-read MAGs representing all core prokaryotic genera in the global activated sludge microbiome

The MiDAS genome catalog provides a framework for linking taxonomy, metabolism and ecological roles in wastewater treatment systems globally and enables analyses of predicted functional traits and their ecological context.