Microbiome in Ecosystem: A Sustainable Approach for Wastewater Treatment: Developments in Wastewater Treatment Research and Processes delves deeply into the pioneering use of microbiome for the sustainable treatment of waste water. The book examines the biochemical, physicochemical, and molecular pathways of microbes involved in waste water treatment processes, elucidating their indispensable contributions to environmental preservation and sustainable development. From the exploration of microbiome-generated nanoparticles to the discourse on bioengineering methodologies and the synthesis of bioactive metabolites and enzymes, the book provides a thorough analysis of state-of-the-art techniques and advancements in the field. The book reveals invaluable insights into the microbiome of diverse ecosystems, including their multifaceted functions, interactions, and the underlying molecular, genetic, and biochemical processes relevant to waste water treatment. Emphasizing global challenges and offering forward-looking perspectives, the book serves as an essential reference for students, researchers, scientists, and professionals across various disciplines such as biotechnology, microbiology, environmental science, and waste treatment engineering.

• Explores the innovative use of microbiome in waste water treatment for sustainable development
• Analyses the intricate biochemical, physicochemical, and molecular pathways of microbes involved in waste water treatment processes
• Evaluates the production of nanoparticles by microbiome from waste water sludge and their applications in environmental remediation
• Discusses the bioengineering of microbes and the production of bioactive metabolites and enzymes for enhancing waste water treatment efficiency
• Examines the potential commercialization opportunities and practical applications of microbiome-based waste water treatment strategies for environmental sustainability and public health protection