Impact of microalgae characteristics on their conversion to biofuel. Part I: Focus on cultivation and biofuel production
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Jean-Philippe Steyer | Bruno Sialve | Cristina González-Fernández | Nicolas Bernet | N. Bernet | J. Steyer | B. Sialve | C. González‐Fernández
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