I. Simeonov
Comparative study of yeast
strains’ potential to accumulate cadmium ions – a perspective pathway
for future biotechnological nanoparticle formation
N. Krumov, A.
Angelov, C. Posten
Study on ecological dynamics of
forest vegetation in the region of East Rhodope on
the base of satellites and terrestrial data
M. Lubenova,
R. Nedkov, I. Ivanova, A. Shikalanov, N. Georgieva, M.
Zaharinova,
M. Dimitrova, E. Ivanova, V. Yanchev, K. Radeva, N. Stankova,
R. Tsoneva
Renewable
energy sources and biofuels
Analysis
of pumped hydroelectric storage for a wind/PV system for
grid integration
G. Notton, V.
Lazarov, L. Stoyanov
Initial
results of studies and possibilities for biomass
gasification in Bulgaria
and India
I. Ivanov, A.
Saravananakumar, K. Kumar, P. Kaleychev
COMPARATIVE STUDY
OF YEAST STRAINS’ POTENTIAL TO ACCUMULATE CADMIUM IONS –
A PERSPECTIVE
PATHWAY
FOR FUTURE BIOTECHNOLOGICAL NANOPARTICLE FORMATION
Abstract.
Nanoparticles’ unique properties and applications define the
practical interest towards them and the consequent elaboration
of different synthesis strategies. Understanding the process
of biomineralization and the identification of microorganisms
capable of producing nanoparticles under defined conditions,
unveils new perspectives for the nanotechnology and facilitate
its fusion with biotechnology. The main objective of the
present scientific work was to compare selected biosynthetic
and metabolic activities of yeast strains isolated from soil.
As the bionanoparticle-formation mechanisms in yeasts are
strain- and cultivation conditions-specific, the foreseen
experiments aimed eventually to recognize and introduce new
promising yeast strains with high potential for the synthesis
of CdS bionanoparticles. Soil-isolated yeast strain designated
as S. pombe NK05/2 demonstrated highest levels of
specific cadmium accumulation – 8.8 and 13.75 mg.g-1
BDM (bio dry mass) for both media tested, and exhibit the best
biosynthetic characteristics.
Keywords: nanoparticles, yeast, cadmium, biomineralization
STUDY ON
ECOLOGICAL DYNAMICS OF
M. Lubenova, R. Nedkov, I. Ivanova, A. Shikalanov, N. Georgieva, M. Zaharinova, M. Dimitrova, E. Ivanova, V. Yanchev, K. Radeva, N. Stankova, R. Tsoneva
Abstract: In this paper a study of forest vegetation
in the
Key words: ecological dynamics, forest community,
satellites data, terrestrial data,
ANALYSIS
OF
PUMPED HYDROELECTRIC STORAGE FOR A WIND/PV SYSTEM FOR GRID
INTEGRATION
G.
Notton,
V. Lazarov, L. Stoyanov
Abstract: This paper deals with the pumping storage
system analysis. The water reservoir serves for daily and
seasonal energy storage, thus basically solving the
problem of energy storage, which is the biggest problem of
wider use of renewable energy sources. The electrical
energy produced in excess by the renewable energy system
is converted in potential energy by pumping water to a
higher elevation where it can be stored indefinitely and
then released to pass through hydraulic turbines and
generate electricity. The estimation of the stored energy,
the nominal electrical power of the hydroelectric plant
and the evaporation rate of the water reservoir is
presented.
Keywords: solar energy; wind energy; hybrid
systems; pumped storage.
INITIAL RESULTS OF STUDIES AND POSSIBILITIES
FOR BIOMASS GASIFICATION IN
AND
I. Ivanov, A. Saravananakumar, K. Kumar, P. Kaleychev
Abstract. The use of biomass as energy source
has high priority in order to comply with the Kyoto
Protocol for global reduction of the greenhouse emission.
As result of scientific contacts and studies of
researchers from