Kathryn Proctor

Kathryn Proctor is a researcher affiliated with the Material and Chemical Characterisation (MC2) group. She holds a PhD in Environmental Science from an unspecified university, awarded in 2020 under supervisors Dr. Barbara Kasprzyk-Hordern, Prof. Tom Arnot, and Dr. Rob Barden. Her work focuses on environmental chemistry, pharmaceutical pollution, and wastewater-based epidemiology, contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to clean water and sustainable development. Key research areas include emerging contaminants in semiarid regions, microbial fuel cell applications for herbicide removal, and predictive modeling of pharmaceutical risks in aquatic systems.

• Education: PhD in Environmental Science (2020)
• Collaborations: Active in international studies across Argentina, the UK, and beyond.

Her research integrates analytical chemistry with ecological impact assessment, emphasizing practical solutions for environmental sustainability. Recent studies highlight innovations in wastewater monitoring and biomarker-based population estimation.

Awards: None explicitly mentioned, though her work has garnered significant readership on Mendeley and citations across journals.

Lab/Team: Member of the MC2 group, collaborating with institutions globally on environmental risk assessment and bioremediation technologies.