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Rebecca Pearman is a researcher in the Applied Sciences Department at Northumbria University. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy and focuses on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of microbiology and textile science, particularly Bacillus spore interactions with textiles and circular economy applications. Her work addresses innovative cleaning technologies and sustainable material design.
Education:
- Doctor of Philosophy, Northumbria University, Applied Sciences Department
Research Interests:
Her research explores how Bacillus spores interact with textile materials, aiming to enhance biodegradability and reduce environmental impact. This includes studying spore deposition mechanisms, microbial adhesion to fabrics, and applications in eco-friendly textile manufacturing. She also investigates circularity in textile systems to promote sustainability.
Awards:
- 2024: Best poster presentation at BACELL 2024 for 'Understanding Bacillus spore interactions on textiles for innovative cleaning technologies.'
Collaborations & Presentations:
She has presented her work at international conferences, including the 11th European Spores Conference (April 2025), Microbiology Society 2025 (April 2025), and events discussing biotic textiles' role in circularity (June 2025). Collaborators include Dr. Katherine Latimer, Nazar Momin, Gerrit Hilgen, and Angie Sherry.
