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Boris TARTAKOVSKY | Cited by 4,713 | of National Research Council Canada, Ottawa (NRC) | Read 158 publications | Contact Boris TARTAKOVSKY
May 9, 2022 · This method costs about 50% less and works even at near-zero temperatures. According to Dr. Boris Tartakovsky, the NRC's scientific lead on the project, a key feature of the recently patented technology is its ability to recover energy from organic waste, either in the form of biogas or heat.
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Develop improved techniques for sewage treatment operations in challenging Arctic and northern conditions
Pilot testing the BEAST system in a variety of conditions and geographic locations, including:Building a 24 cubic metre system in Grande Prairie, AB as a first phase in a larger (75 cubic metre) community sewage treatment plantTesting the BEAST technology’s potential in such applications as:Testing achieved high waste removal rates in temperatures as low as 5 degrees Celsius and hydraulic retention time that varied between 1.5 and 4 days, depending on the concentration of the raw sewage
Boris Tartakovsky, PhD. Anti-cardiolipin antibodies induce pregnancy failure by impairing embryonic implantation. T cell clone producing an IL 1-like activity after stimulation by antigen-presenting B cells. IL-1 is an autocrine growth factor for T cell clones. B Tartakovsky, A Finnegan, K Muegge, DT Brody, EJ Kovacs, MR Smith, ...
Boris Tartakovsky is a research officer at NRC in Montréal. He is also associate professor at McGill University and at Polytechnique Montréal. His research interests focus on the development of autonomous biosensors and bioelectrochemical treatment of mine effluents.
Jun 1, 2022 · Boris Tartakovsky. Fetching data from CrossRef. This may take some time to load. Production of biopolymers from renewable carbon sources provides a path towards a circular economy. This review compares several existing and emerging approaches for polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA) production from soluble organic and gaseous carbon sources and considers ...
Boris TARTAKOVSKY | Cited by 4,062 | of National Research Council Canada, Ottawa (NRC) | Read 155 publications | Contact Boris TARTAKOVSKY
