Tan Sue Lyn

Dr. Tan Sue Lyn serves as a Research Fellow at Monash University's Malaysia School of Engineering, specializing in advanced separation technologies using graphene oxide-based materials. Her work bridges chemical engineering and environmental applications with focus on industrial fluid processing challenges.

Her research program centers on surface engineering of graphene oxide membranes and coatings, with core expertise in:

• Oil/water separation mechanisms
• Underwater oleophobicity control
• Phytic acid functionalization techniques
• Microalgae harvesting systems
• Membrane wettability modulation

Recent publications demonstrate consistent innovation in modifying graphene oxide-phytic acid composites for enhanced separation efficiency across diverse industrial contexts.

Analysis of her 2023-2025 publications reveals strong thematic continuity in developing anti-fouling graphene oxide solutions for energy and environmental sectors, particularly in oil emulsion treatment and pipeline flow assurance applications.

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