This book ‘Extremophiles: Wastewater and Algal Biorefinery’ explores the potential of extremophiles/extremotolerant organisms in wastewater treatment, biorefining of algal biomass and in the treatment of industrial waste effluent. The book provides a holistic overview about the current status of extremophiles in waste water treatment and various industrial processes. The chapters comprehensively cover the scientific and research findings on various industrial applications of extremophiles such as biofuels, extremozymes, electricity generation, biofilms, microbial corrosion and waste water treatment etc. This book is an integrated source of literature for the scientists, engineers, academicians, and students working in the area of extremophiles, microbial technology and biorefinery..

1. Strengthening Bioenergy-Based Economy Through Conversion of Wastewater Resources: An Insight to Application of Extremophiles
2. Extremophiles for Wastewater Treatment
3. Role of Extremophiles in the Microbial Electrochemical Cell: Recent Advances
4. Fermentative Approaches in Wastewater Treatment for Harnessing Renewable Energy
5. Potential of Extremophilic Algae for the Synthesis of Value-added Products
6. Marine Extremophiles as a Source of Seaweed Polysaccharide Hydrolyzing Enzymes
7. Extremophilic Microalgae: The Potential Source for Wastewater Treatments and Biofuel Productions
8. Extremophilic Microalgae as a Potential Source of High-Value Bioproducts
9. Value-Added Products and Biofuels from Extremophilic Microalgae Biomass
10. Microbial Corrosion and It’s Current Mitigation Strategies
11. Extremophile: Biofilm Behavior, Characterization and Economical Applications
12. Extremophiles for Textile Industry