Reza Khorasani

Reza Khorasani is a dedicated PhD student at Auburn University, working on turning waste into valuable materials. Passionate about protecting the environment and using biotechnology, Reza Khorasani is focused on using bacteria and microalgae to make useful products from waste. The main part of Reza's research involves turning fish waste into biogas. This is done using a process called anaerobic digestion. This not only helps in managing waste but also in creating renewable energy. The gas made from this process is used in a special system called the Circulating Co-Culture Biofilm Photobioreactor (CCBP). This advanced technology helps in making things like single-cell protein and bioplastic. Reza's work is important for both academic studies and real-world use in managing waste and making sustainable products. He dedicated to improving bioengineering and helping create a more eco-friendly future through new research and technology.