Leadin Khudur

Dr. Leadin Khudur is a Lecturer (Education Focused) in the School of Science at RMIT University, Australia. Their research focuses on environmental science and management, microbiology, chemical sciences, and bioremediation. Key areas include anaerobic digestion optimization, PFAS contamination mitigation, phytoremediation of heavy metals, and biochar applications in soil and waste treatment.

Research interests span microbial ecology, biotechnology for waste valorization, and sustainable remediation strategies. Recent work addresses challenges in composting PFAS-contaminated materials and enhancing methane production through biochar use. Dr. Khudur actively supervises research projects on bioremediation of contaminated environments and organic waste transformation.

Collaboration networks include interdisciplinary teams addressing environmental engineering challenges. Current supervision topics include arsenic contamination in mine waste and biotransformation processes. No scientific awards are listed, but their work has been widely cited in environmental science journals.