Janice McCauley

Dr. Janice McCauley is a Lecturer at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), affiliated with the School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences. Her research focuses on advancing precision analytical methodologies and microalgal biotechnology to address challenges in environmental sustainability, biomedical applications, and industrial processes. Key areas include the development of algae-based solutions for sustainable ruminant feed, carbon capture, and pollution mitigation aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals.

• Teaching roles: Subject Coordinator for Analytical Chemistry courses (65306, 65409, 66065), Environmental Biotechnology (91818), and Program Director for the Bachelor of Advanced Science (Environmental Biotechnology).
• Funded research: Projects on algal-based feed additives (MLA Grant P.PSH.2105), carbon capture technologies, and microbial bioprocessing funded by Innovation Connections.

Her work bridges laboratory research and industrial application, emphasizing microalgae's potential in biomedicine, sustainable agriculture, and environmental remediation. Collaborations with industry partners drive practical solutions for global resource challenges.

Publications highlight innovations in microalgal bioactivity characterization, sustainable feed development, and the integration of algal technologies into circular economies.