ISMOS-3  

International Symposium on Applied Microbiology and Molecular Biology in Oil Systems

 


Posters (format)


Challenges in Oil Sands Development
Author Institution Title
Liu Hong University of Alberta Microsensors for Investigating Microbial Activities of Multispecies Biofilm in Biological Reactor Treating Oil Sands Tailings Water
Wesley Mary University of Alberta The Microbial Community of a Biofilm for Treatment of Oil Sands Process Water
Wilson Sandra University of Calgary In Situ Substrates for Methane Production and Sulphate Reduction in an Alberta Oil Sands Tailings Pond
Golby Susanne University of Calgary An in vitro Mixed Species Biofilm Approach to Culturing Microbes Directly from an Oil Sands Tailings Pond
Semple Kathy University of Alberta Analysis of Methanogenic Hydrocarbon-Degrading Cultures Established from Oil Sands Tailings, Using 454 FLX Pyrosequencing
Tan Boonfei University of Alberta Linking Phylogeny to Function: Benzyl- and Alkylsuccinate Synthase Gene Homologues in Methanogenic Oil Sands Tailings Enrichment Cultures
Li Carmen University of Alberta Analysis of Bacteria and Archaea in Lateral Transects of Two Tailings Ponds Using 16S rRNA Gene Pyrosequencing
Oldenburg Thomas University of Calgary Assessing the Effect of Aerobic Microbial Community Changes in Oil Sands Outcrops on Bitumen Molecular Composition
Brown Damon University of Calgary Effect of Calcium Ions and Biomass on Sedimentation of Oil Sands Tailings
Ramos-Padron Esther University of Calgary Naphthenic Acid Biodegradation by Bacteria Enriched from Oil Sands Tailings Pond Surface Water
Abu Laban Nidal  University of Alberta Identifying Key Microbes in Methanogenic Hydrocarbon-Degrading Enrichment Cultures from Oil Sands Tailings
Chatterjee Indranil University of Calgary Time-dependent Variation in the Anaerobic Microbial Community Structure of an Alberta Oil Sands Tailings Pond as Determined by 16S Pyrosequencing 
Chatterjee Indranil University of Calgary 16S Microbial Community Surveys of Hydrocarbon Resource Environments by Pyrosequencing
       
Reservoir Souring and MIC
Author Institution Title
Acosta Silvia Cuban Petroleum Research Center  Fuel Bacteria Causes Biocorrosion on Metalic Alloys
Wakizono Ryo Kyushu University Investigation of Microorganisms in Water-dissolved Natural Gas Fields for Preventing the Well Clogging
Bobic Vedranka INA Oil industry The Diesel and Biodiesel Fuel Biodegradation Testing and Microbial Community Fame Differentiation by ir, gc and Raman Spectrometry
Hoffmann Heike Intertek Commercial Microbiology Ltd. Laboratory Simulations on the Effect of Various Nitrate Strategies to Control Topside MIC in PWRI Systems
Schwermer Carsten U. Aquateam Norwegian Water Technology Centre AS Control of Souring and Microbially Influenced Corrosion in Produced Water Re-injection Systems
Zapata-Penasco Icoquih IMP Mexican Petroleum Institute In Situ Description of Corrosive Biofilm with Environmental Scanning Electron Microscopy (ESEM) in Gas Pipelines
Kilbane John Intertek Development of Standard Methods for the Analysis of Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion Using the Quantitative Polymerase Chain Reaction
Park Hyung Soo University of Calgary Microbially Influenced Corrosion (MIC) in Pipelines Transporting Brackish Water from the Subsurface to a Steam-Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) Plant 
Zapata-Penasco Icoquih Mexican Petroleum Institute dsrAB and nifD gene Detection of Bacteria Associated with Corrosion in Mexican High Saline Water Injection Pipelines
Nilsen Glen Champion Technologies  Determination of Successful Fracture Source Water Treatment for the Prevention of MIC and Biogenic Souring
 
Metagenomics, Molecular and Microbial Methods
Author Institution Title
da Silva Cynthia Unicamp Prospection of new genes related to denitrification process of metagenomic libraries from petroleum refinery sludge 
Le Jian jun Exploration and Development Research Institute of Daqing Oil Field Company Ltd. The Analysis of Microbial Community and Organism Distribution from Polymer Flooding Daqing Oil Reservoirs
Abu Laban Nidal Helmholtz Zentrum München Metagenomic and Proteomic Analyses to Elucidate the Mechanism of Anaerobic Benzene Degradation
Shestakova Natalya M.   A Comparison of DNA- and RNA-based Clone Libraries from Formation Water of a High-temperature Petroleum Reservoir
Sauret Caroline Laboratoire d'Océanologie Biologique de Banyuls Evaluation of Pure Top-down Effect (Flagellates and Viruses Predation) on Bacterial Community Structure and Hydrocarbonoclastic Activities in a Biostimulation Mesocosm Experiment
Nesbø Camilla University of Alberta Detecting Mesophilic Thermotogales Bacteria ("mesotogas") in Enrichment Cultures
Silva Tiago R. CPQBA - Unicamp Diversity Analyses of Microbial Communities in Petroleum Samples 
Keasler Vic Nalco Expanding the Microbial Monitoring Toolkit: Evaluation of Traditional and Molecular Monitoring Methods
Gu Ji-Dong University of Hong Kong Production Processes Affect Nitrifying Prokaryotic amoA Gene Abundance and Distribution in High-Temperature Petroleum Reservoirs of China
Guo Meng Hua Exploration and Development Research Institute of Daqing Oil Field Company Ltd. The Analysis of Microbial Communities and Organism Distribution of Indigenous Microbe after Polymer Flooding of Daqing Oil Reservoirs
Krüger Martin BGR Activity of Methanosarcinales and acetogens in coal and oil reservoirs proven by Stable Isotope Probing
Wu Xiao-lin   The Analysis of Microbial Communities and Organism Distribution of Indigenous Microbe in Polymer Flooding of Daqing Oil Reservoirs
Summer Elisabeth Ecolyse Inc Practical Molecular and Metagenomic Applications for the Identification and Quantification of Oilfield Microbes
Song Young University of British Columbia Expanded reference trees for investigating C1 transfer reactions in subsurface hydrocarbon reservoirs using MLTreeMap
Barnhart Elliott Montana State University  Characterization of Subsurface Microbial Communities Within Powder River Basin Coals, United States Associated With Coal-Bed Methane
Wang Li-Ying   East China University of Science and Technology Molecular Characterization of Archaeal Community Structure in Water-flooding Petroleum Reservoirs with Different Temperature
 
Souring / Biocorrosion
Author Institution Title
Yin Bei The Dow Chemical Company Microbial Monitoring during Hydraulic Fracturing using Molecular and Cultivation-dependent Methods
Callbeck Cameron University of Calgary Nitrate And Biocide Co-Injection To Break Microbial Zonation In Reservoir-Simulating Bioreactors 
Johnston Shawna University of Calgary Sulfate Reducing Bacteria Lower Corrosion in Sour Systems with Oxygen Ingress 
Nengkoda Ardian Schlumberger H2S Trend after Acidizing: Souring Case Study in X Field Southern Oman
Dennis Mike LATA Group, Inc. New Method And Apparatus To Improve Nitrate Supply And Economics
Agrawal Akhil Department of Biological Sciences, University of Calgary Use Of Nitrate To Control Souring In A Low Temperature Western Canadian Oil Field
Galushko Alexander Vienna University Influence of metallic iron on sulfate-reducing bacteria isolated from water-flooded oil field of Absheron Peninsula
Rao Jyoti Modern College of Arts, Science & Commerce, India Sulfate-reducing bacteria isolated from an oilfield in India are most closely related to strains of Desulfovibrio from geographically remote oil fields
Devine Carole Intertek Commercial Microbiology  Investigation Of Effect Of Various Nitrate Treatment Strategies To Control Souring In A Fixed Film Bioreactor System
English Edward Fuel Quality Services  ULSD Product Quality Cahllenges
Enning Dennis Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology Severe anaerobic microbial corrosion of iron under biogenic crusts
Garrelfs Julia Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology Anaerobic microbial corrosion of iron with limiting sulfate
De Rezende Julia Center for Geomicrobiology, Aarhus University Detection, Identification and Quantification of Thermophilic Sulfate-Reducing Microorganisms in Cold Seawater and Marine Sediments
 
Biodegradation, Biofuels & Downstream Microbiology
Author Institution Title
She Yuehui Yangtze University Characteriation of Heavy Crude Oil Biodegradation using GC-MS and Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance Mass Spectrometry (FT-ICR MS) Techniques
Cokar Marya University of Calgary Biogenic Potential of Shale Gas and Processes that Stimulate Methanogenesis in Shales
Fowler S. Jane University of Calgary Metabolites and Abiotic Species in a Methanogenic Toluene Degrading Enrichment Culture
Mori Ryo Kyushu University Investigation of the Relationship between Microbial Communities and Origin of CH4 in High CO2 Content Oilfield for Post-CCS
Folarin Yetunde University of Calgary Effect of Chlorination of Make-up Water on Microbial Growth in an Oil Field
Aktas Deniz University of Oklahoma An Analysis of Anaerobic Biodegradation of Next Generation Biofuels and Corrosion
Chudetsky Mikhail Oil and Gas Research Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences Isoprenoid Biomarkers and Microbial Transformation of Deep Hydrocarbon Fluid Flows
Berdugo-Clavijo Carolina University of Calgary Microbial Conversion of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons to Methane
Gu Ji-Dong University of Hong Kong Novel Anaerobic Ammonium-oxidizing (anammox) Bacteria Detected in High Temperature Petroleum Reservoirs of China
Mbadinga Serge Maurice East China University of Science and Technology Microbial Methane Formation from a Methanogenic, Alkane-degrading Enrichment Culture Established from Production Water of High Temperature Petroleum Reservoir
Wang Li-Ying  East China University of Science and Technology Microbial Community Shift Correlated With the Carbon Available Enriched from an Oily Sludge Over 1000 Days of Methanogenic Incubation
Olajide Patience Obafemi Awolowo University Biosurfactants Production from Pseudomonas aeruginosa 55F Isolated in Oil Rich Niger Delta of Nigeria
Kelley Joan CABI & Conidia Bioscience Ltd. Microbial Contamination of Fuels: Molecular Identification of Novel Contaminants
Tingsheng Xiang  Yangtze University Biodegradation of Crude Oil and Core Simulation Flooding Test for MEOR in Daqing Oilfield
Ibrahim Maryam L.  Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto, Nigeria Production and Partial Characterization of Biosurfactant Produced by Crude Oil Degrading Bacteria
Jaekel Ulrike Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology The Degradation Of Propane And Butane By Sulphate Reducing Bacteria
Jarzynowska Ludwina University of Warsaw Microbiological and geochemical characterization of microorganisms occuring in oil field waters (SE Poland)
Gójska Agnieszka University of Warsaw Microbial characterization of anaerobic consortia's isolated from crude oil (SE Poland)
Wolicka Dorota University of Warsaw Application of aerobic bacteria in bioremediation of environments contaminated by BTEX
Barrios-San Martín Yaima Cuban Petroleum Research Center (CEINPET) Study and Isolation of Aerobic Hydrocarbon-Degrading Bacteria from a Shoreline in Cuba
 
Prospects for MEOR and Biodesulfurization
Author Institution Title
Bozorg Ali University of Calgary The Impact of Biofilm Growth on the Flow Properties within a Porous Medium
Bozorg Ali University of Calgary A New Modelling Approach to Simulate Biofilm Phase Growth and Evolution in Porous Media
Ibrahim Lami Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto, Nigeria Production of Biosurfactants by Crude Oil Degrading Bacteria and Their Possible Use in Recovery of Residual Oil
Sugai Yuichi Kyushu University The Prospect of a Novel Oil-Viscosity-Reducing Bacteria for MEOR
Purwasena Isty Kyushu University Estimation of the Possibility of MEOR Using a Strain Belonging to the Genus Petrotoga by Investigating Its Habitations in Several Oilfields
She Yuehui Yangtze University Investigation of Microbial Communities in Typical Oil Reservoirs with Different Temperatures and Geological Conditions
Ezeuko Cosmas University of Calgary The Impact of Biofilm on Porous Media Permeability and Implications for MEOR
Kryachko Yuriy University of Calgary Production of Rhamnolipids in Recombinant E. coli as a Possible Approach for Improvement of MEOR and Bioremediation Technologies
Lai Patrick University of Calgary Biophysical Characterization and Screening of Biosurfactant Activity in Experiments on vitro Tailing Pond Sedimentation and Enhanced Oil Release from Drilling Cores
Brakstad Odd Gunnar SINTEF Materials and Chemistry, Dept. Marine Environmental Technology Enrichment and Characterization of Thermophilic Microbes Growing on Heavy Oils
Gudiña Eduardo J. University of Minho Isolation of Biosurfactant-Producing Microorganisms from Oil Samples for Use in Microbial Enhanced Oil Recovery
Markussen Sidsel SINTEF Materials and Chemistry Bioconversion of Heavy Oil - Characterization and Screening Microbes Growing on Heavy Oil
Pereira Jorge F. B. CICECO - Chemistry Department, University of Aveiro Evaluation of the Potential of Microorganisms Isolated from Brazilian Oils for Microbial Degradation of Heavy Oil 
Kotlar Hans Kristian Statoil ASA Biocatalytic Conversion of Heavy Oil - Effects on Reservoir Recovery?
Tabatabaee Mitra Sadat Islamic Azad University Bacillus Cereus, a Choice for Upgrading Vacuum Distillation Residue 
Feng Qing-xian Dagang Oilfield, Petrochina Study of Complex Microbial Nutrient and Its Effects on EOR
Bordenave Sylvain University of Calgary Structure of Subsurface Microbial Communities and Activities Related to Carbon Capture and Storage
Castorena-Cortés  Gladys Instituto Mexicano del Petróleo Oil Recovery in Granular Systems by a Mixed Culture Isolated from Mexican Reservoir
Huang Lin-xin China National Petroleum Corporation Activation of Stratal Microflora and Physical Simulation Experiments of Microbial Displacement 
Akbari Noghabi Kambiz University of Tehran A potent biosurfactant-producing bacterium, Pseudomonas aeruginosa MA01 isolated from spoiled apples: Preliminary rheological characteristics of isolated biosurfactant
Al-Wahaibi Y. Sultan Qaboos University Effects of Bacillus subtilis Biosurfactant on Surface Properties, Wettability Alteration and Surfactant Adsorption on Sandstone Rocks

 

 

 

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