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Ecolyse provides products and services to remediate pipeline corrosion, reservoir souring and ethanol production disruption as well as a
variety of other bacterial, fungal and algae problems in industrial settings. Ecolyse provides a variety of
services that complement their development of biocontrol products such as bacterial consulting investigations,
monitoring, testing and training.
ECOLYSE Products
Ecolyse is developing ecologically safe, non-toxic solutions to the remediation of microbial induced
problems in pipes, containers, tanks, pits, reservoirs and more by utilizing bacteriophage, natural
bacterial predators.
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ABOUT MicrobeID(tm)
MicrobeID Industrial Metagenomics Services is the latest in next generation bacterial
identification services. The MicrobeID service will robustly identify the microorganisms in your system.
Fast, robust, informative and meaningful data that can be used to monitor microbial populations to a level
of detail never before offered for industrial applications.
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ABOUT Bacteriophage
Bacteriophage, or phage, are ubiquitous, natural, water-borne particles that absorb to
bacterial cells, inject their DNA, and then generate hundreds of new phage particles while killing the bacterial
cell.
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ECOLYSE Services
Ecolyse provides a variety of tailored services including bacterial consulting, monitoring, testing and training
in key industries such as oil & gas, water and related industries.
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ABOUT Biocorrosion
Corrosion in pipelines and equipment is accelerated by the biological activity of certain
bacteria. This microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) affects the integrity, safety, and reliability of
petroleum & water operations throughout the world.
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ECOLYSE Careers
Ecolyse is hiring microbiologists at the BS, MS, and PhD levels: Bacteriologists with broad microbiological
experience, Phage Biologists with experience in isolation and propagation of bacteriophage, individuals with
large-scale Microbial Fermentation and Bacteriologists with detailed knowledge of bacterial metabolic pathways.
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