Bioremediation has several advantages over other remediation technologies, such as incineration and landfilling. It is less expensive, more environmentally friendly, and can be used to treat a wider range of pollutants. Innovation matrix The innovation matrix is a tool that can be used to assess the novelty and impact of a research project. It is based on four criteria: Newness: This refers to the degree to which the project is new and original. Usefulness: This refers to the potential of the project to have a positive impact on society. Feasibility: This refers to whether the project is technically and economically feasible. Scalability: This refers to the potential of the project to be scaled up to a larger scale. Research onion The research onion is a model that can be used to understand the different layers of research. It is based on the idea that research is a process of progressively refining and narrowing down a topic. The outer layer of the research onion represents the broadest level of research. This layer includes exploratory research, which is used to develop a general understanding of a topic. The next layer of the onion represents descriptive research, which is used to provide a more detailed understanding of a topic. The next layer of the onion represents explanatory research, which is used to explain why something happens. The final layer of the onion represents predictive research, which is used to predict what will happen in the future. Research project FYP presentation The research project FYP presentation is an important part of the final year project. It is an opportunity for students to present their findings to a panel of experts. The presentation should be well-organized and informative. It should include the following sections: Introduction: This section should provide a brief overview of the research project, including the topic, the research questions, and the methodology. Findings: This section should present the main findings of the research project. Discussion: This section should discuss the implications of the findings and suggest areas for future research. Conclusion: This section should summarize the main points of the presentation and restate the research questions.

1. BIOREMEDIATION
Waste Water Treatment

2. 01 What is bioremediation
Research questionproblem
How can we rectify it?
INTRODUCTION

3. Bioremediation is a process where biological
organisms or organic compound are used to
remove or neutralize an environmental
pollutant by metabolic process.
Bioremediation

4. DyesPollution: An alarming threat
to the aquatic environment
Research questionproblem

5. ● Waste Water Treatment,
● Spectroscopy, tells that certain dyes are still
present in treated water
The problem lies here,
How to remove these
microparticles
How can we rectify it?

6. ● Through Biochar we can remove these
microparticles [dyes,antibiotic, or any chemical]
How can we rectify it?

7. 02 Research Process
Research Onion

8. 1. RESEARCH PROCESS
The research process identifies the research problem, sets the research design and sample size,
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Identify
resea rch
problem
Hypothesis Data
Collection
Litera ture
Review
Resea rch
Design &
Sample
Design
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Results &
Conclusion
Data
Ana lysis
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Future
Perspective
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9. Identify research problem
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DyesPollution: An alarming threat to the aquatic
environment

10. Literature Review
• It helps us to understand the effects of dyes pollution on aquatic life
• How their life is getting worse by our ignorance
• Through Biochar we can remove the microparticles from the water, which cannot
be removed through conventional waste water treatment
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11. Hypothesis
• Through modification in Biochar, we can enhance its activity,
removal of dyes / chemicals
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12. Research Design
• As we have to observe whether through certain modification, we
get the desire results or not
• Which is only possible through experimental research design
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13. Sample Collection
• Corn Cobs, collected from village
• Synthetic water prepared, to test whether our hypothesis is
accepted or not
• Dyes, bought from market
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14. Data Analysis
• Before and after application of Biochar on synthetic water, sample
is analyzed through different techniques, to check the
concentration of pollutants
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15. Results and conclusion
• After applying stats on our experimental setup, results showed
that our hypothesis is accepted
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16. Future Recommendation
● If this method gets succful, then we can use this technique to treat
water having other microparticles
● Also through modifiaction of biochar, we can also enhace its working
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17. 03 Innovation Matrix
Future Recommendation

18. 1. Innovation Matrix
Architectural Radical
Incremental Disruption
Technology
New
New
Exiting
Existing
Market
Ours is

19. 2. Research Onion
Deductive
Cross-sectional
1. FTIR
2. SEM
3. XRD
4. Preparation of
Synthetic water
Epistemology
Mixed method
Experimental

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