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Microvi Commissions First Commercial Sidestream Treatment System in the U.S. Pacific Coast Region at Oro Loma/Castro Valley Sanitary Districts' 12 MGD Plant


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SAN LORENZO, Calif., April 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/  Microvi and Oro Loma/Castro Valley Sanitary Districts (OLSD/CVSan) are pleased to announce the commissioning of the first dewatered filtrate (sidestream) treatment system in the Pacific Coast Region of the United States. This full-scale 12 million-gallons-per-day (MGD) plant utilizes Microvi s MNE technology to reduce OLSD s nitrogen discharge to the San Francisco Bay by up to 400,000 pounds (lbs) per year.  
Microvi MNE wastewater treatment technology commissioned at Oro Loma/Castro Valley Sanitary Districts
The project was funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and OLSD/CVSan and represents a significant collaboration between Microvi, OLSD, CVSan, HDR Inc. (consulting engineer) and EKI Environment and Water Inc. (project design engineer). The system will reduce the nutrient load from OLSD by 8,000,000 lbs over 20 years. This project also established a local inte ....

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Microvi Awarded $1.12 Million by the National Institutes of Health to Develop Precision Biological Processes with Machine Learning and Bioinformatics


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HAYWARD, Calif., Feb. 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/  Microvi announced today that they have been awarded a $1.12 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to apply machine learning and bioinformatics to develop a new generation of biological treatment processes. In collaboration with Nexilico, Inc., the project will drive breakthrough improvements in the removal of complex pollutants in water at unprecedented rates and effectiveness.
The project combines Microvi s MicroNiche Engineering (MNE) Platform with Nexilico s machine learning and microbiome modeling platforms. The outcome of this combination will have the potential to predict optimal microorganisms for a given water treatment application, drive the development of more targeted solutions, and increase the reliability and success of how those solutions can be applied. ....

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