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Blog October’s Bug of the Month
October’s Bioscience, Inc., Bug of the Month is this Nocardia, sometimes found in wastewater biomass. Have a great micrograph image?...
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News Bioscience, Inc. exhibiting at WEFTEC 2012
Bioscience, Inc. is exhibiting at the WEFTEC Conference and Exhibition in New Orleans, LA . The booth number is 2002...
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September’s Bug of the Month
September’s Bioscience, Inc., Bug of the Month is this Nocardia, sometimes found in wastewater biomass. Have a great micrograph image?...
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Bioaugmentation of Fat, Oil and Grease (FOG) in collection systems research study
North Carolina State University researchers find “statistically significant differences between bioaugmented and untreated cycles were detected for several chemical and...
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July’s Bioscience Bug of the Month
July’s Bioscience, Inc., Bug of the Month is this rotifer, typical of wastewater sludge. Have a great micrograph image? We’ll...
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See the newest Bioscience ad
Use the link below to see the newest Bioscience, Inc., print ad, which ran in the June edition of Pollution...
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See Bioscience’s latest press release as seen in Pollution Equipment News!
BIOSCIENCE HYDROCARBON DEGRADER HELPS IN IRAQ SOIL CLEAN-UP ALLENTOWN, PA (May 25): A bioformula for hydocarbon degradation, Microcat®-XBS, is being...
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Biotreatment’s Role in Stormwater Runoff Control
The drive to control pollution caused by stormwater runoff has increased dramatically in recent years. The focus is on: Reducing...
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Microbials and the Gulf Oil Spill
Bioscience, Inc. has had many inquiries as to the feasibility of bacterial cleanup of the Gulf Oil Spill. Bioscience, Inc....
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