Green
Microbiology
Lab
Green Microbiology Lab

Advancing sustainable solutions through microbial innovation.

The Green Microbiology Lab is dedicated to exploring microbial applications that promote sustainability across various sectors. Our interdisciplinary research combines genetics, biochemistry, structural biology, chemistry, engineering, and computational modeling to develop innovative solutions for global challenges.

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Our lab is led by Dr. Adenike Akinsemolu, a pioneer in Green Microbiology and a leading voice in microbial sustainability research. Together with Dr. Helen Onyeaka and a team of experts, we explore the role of microbes in food security, water sustainability, climate change, and renewable energy.

We combine genetics, biochemistry, synthetic biology, computational modeling, and environmental microbiology to develop cutting-edge microbial applications that address global sustainability challenges.

Our research focuses on the following key areas:

1. Microbial Solutions for Food Security
• Development of biofertilizers and biopesticides.
• Engineering microbial protein sources (mycoproteins) for sustainable food systems.

2. Water Purification & Bioremediation.

• Using microbial consortia for wastewater treatment.
• Studying microbes that degrade pollutants in coastal and marine ecosystems.

3. Renewable Energy & Biofuels.

• Engineering microbial fuel cells and biohydrogen production systems.
• Algae-based biofuels and circular bioeconomy solutions.

4. Microbes & Climate Change Mitigation

• Investigating carbon-sequestering microbes.
• Using microbial ecosystems to reduce methane and greenhouse gas emissions.

5. AI & Microbial Technology.

• Machine learning models for predicting microbial interactions.
• AI-assisted microbial discovery for bioremediation and agriculture.

We are committed to disseminating our research through peer-reviewed journals, book chapters, and conference proceedings.

Recent Publications

Our lab is home to scientists, researchers, postdocs, and students who work together to push the boundaries of Green Microbiology.

Research Team

Interested in collaborating or joining our lab? Get in touch!

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