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6.55 Today’s Wastes, Tomorrow’s Materials for Environmental Protection LE Macaskie, IP Mikheenko, P Yong, K Deplanche, AJ Murray, and M Paterson-Beedle, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK VS Coker, CI Pearce, R Cutting, RAD Pattrick, and D Vaughan, The University of Manchester, Manchester, UK G van der Laan, Diamond Light Source, Didcot, UK JR Lloyd, The University of Manchester, Manchester, UK © 2011 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. This article is reproduced from the previous edition, volume 104, pp 483–487, © 2010, Elsevier B.V. 6.55.1 Introduction 719 6.55.2 Case Histories Illustrating Bioconversion of Wastes into New Materials 720 Case History 1: Bioremediation of Uranium Mine–Water and Nanofilter Fabrication for Nuclear Waste Remediation 720 Case History 2: Bioconversion of Palladium- and Platinum-Containing Industrial and Automotive Catalyst Wastes into Catalysts for (1) Treatment of Environmental Contaminants and (2) Clean Electricity Generation 721 Case History 3: Bioconversion of Au-Containing Jewellery Waste into Nano-Au Catalyst for Glycerol Oxidation 722 Case History 4: Bioconversion of Selenium Oxyanions into Optically Active Chalcogenide Materials 723 Case History 5: Bioconversion of Fe(III)-Oxide Waste into a Nanoscale Magnetic Material 723 Acknowledgme