This book explores the fundamental principles and emerging technologies of bioelectrosynthesis, a process that utilizes microorganisms to convert electrical energy into chemical products. It details the underlying electrochemical mechanisms, the types of microorganisms involved, and the engineering challenges in scaling up these processes. The authors aim to provide a comprehensive overview for researchers and engineers seeking to harness bioelectrosynthesis for sustainable production of valuable chemicals and materials.

The book is positioned as a technical reference for researchers and engineers in the fields of biotechnology and electrochemistry. Its focus on both fundamental principles and practical technologies suggests it aims to bridge the gap between academic research and industrial application. The detailed scope indicates a text intended for those with a background in relevant scientific disciplines, likely serving as a foundational resource for understanding and developing bioelectrosynthetic systems.