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Mario Rebosuraمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Integrated Urban Water Management
• Anaerobic Technologies
• Resource Recovery
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Dr. Mario Rebosura serves as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Australian Centre for Water and Environmental Biotechnology (ACE), part of the Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology at the University of Queensland. His work bridges fundamental research and practical engineering solutions for sustainable urban water systems. His academic credentials include: Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering (2009) from the University of the Philippines Los Banos Masters of Engineering in Environmental Engineering (2012) from the Catholic University of Korea PhD in Chemical Engineering (2020) from the University of Queensland Rebosura specializes in integrated urban water management with emphasis on anaerobic technologies and resource recovery. His research investigates iron salt applications throughout urban water cycles, contaminant fate analysis, and advanced wastewater treatment processes. He combines chemical engineering principles with environmental science to develop circular economy solutions that transform waste streams into valuable resources while improving infrastructure resilience. His publication record reveals consistent focus on optimizing iron-based interventions across the urban water system—from sewer networks to treatment plants—with recent expansion into micropollutant management and enhanced anaerobic digestion. This trajectory demonstrates increasing sophistication in addressing complex water-energy-resource nexus challenges through interdisciplinary experimentation. Rebosura actively contributes to scholarly discourse as Editor for the International Research Journal on Innovations in Engineering, Science and Technology and as a reviewer for leading water research journals. His conference presentations have generated international recognition through speaking invitations and workshop leadership. He has secured significant research funding including: Australian Research Council project 'An integrated approach to iron salt use in urban water systems' (2014–2019) Meat & Livestock Australia initiative 'Wastes to Profits: Advanced Anaerobic Digestion' (2018–2022) As a core member of ACE, Rebosura leverages world-class facilities for laboratory and pilot-scale water research, collaborating within multidisciplinary teams to advance sustainable water management solutions for global challenges.

• Fluid Dynamics
• Particle-Laden Flows
• Machine Learning
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Dr Xinchen Zhang is a Grant-Funded Researcher (A) at the University of Adelaide's Department of Mechanical Engineering within the School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering. His research focuses on integrating machine learning with computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to enhance predictive capabilities for multiphase flow solutions, particularly in sustainable energy applications like decarbonization technologies. He holds a PhD (2022) with a Dean's Commendation for Doctoral Thesis Excellence, emphasizing fluid and particle dynamics in particle-laden flows. His work addresses challenges in net-zero industrial processes such as limestone calcination and hydrogen production via methane pyrolysis, leveraging advanced CFD and ML-augmented methodologies. Key research areas include turbulence modeling, particle dispersion in jets, and flow regime analysis in horizontal particle-laden pipe systems. He is eligible to supervise Masters and PhD students as a co-supervisor. Dr Zhang's publications span 2018–2024, with recent trends focusing on physics-informed machine learning for turbulence modeling and multiphase flow optimization. His contributions advance computational efficiency and accuracy in predicting complex fluid-particle interactions.

• Data Science and Data Analytics
• Machine Learning
• Recommender Systems
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Guandong Xu is a Professor in the School of Computer Science at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), where he has been employed since 2012. He also serves as the Director of the UTS-Providence Smart Future Research Centre, which focuses on disruptive technology for sustainability, and leads the Data Science and Machine Intelligence Lab dedicated to research excellence and industry innovation in data science and artificial intelligence. Dr. Xu holds a PhD in Computer Science from Victoria University, Australia, along with MSc and BSc degrees in Computer Science and Engineering. After holding various research positions at European and Australian universities, he joined UTS in 2012 and was promoted to Associate Professor in January 2017, then to Professor in January 2019. His research spans data mining, machine learning, social computing, recommender systems, text mining, predictive analytics, and user behavior modeling. He has published over 240 papers in these areas with increasing citations from academia. His recent work demonstrates a strong focus on integrating large language models with recommendation systems, causal inference in recommendation, multimodal learning, and fairness in AI systems. His publications reveal sophisticated graph-based approaches and addressing challenges in dynamic recommendation scenarios, particularly through temporal modeling and hypergraph structures. Dr. Xu has received numerous prestigious awards including the Digital Disruptors Winner for ICT Research Project of the Year (2021), eBay's Leaders' Choice Award (2021), and was elected Fellow of Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), UK (2021) and Fellow of Australian Computer Society (ACS) (2022). He has shown strong academic leadership as founding Editor-in-Chief of Human-centric Intelligent Systems Journal, Assistant Editor-in-Chief of World Wide Web Journal, and founding Steering Committee Chair of the International Conference of Behavioural and Social Computing Conference. He has supervised over 25 high degree research students and secured over $8 million in research funding from ARC, government, and industry sources, including projects like 'Smart Personalized Privacy Preserved Information Sharing in Social Networks' and 'A Secured Smart Sensing and Industry Analytics Facility for Industry 4.0.' Dr. Xu directs the Data Science and Machine Intelligence Lab at UTS, which aligns with UTS research priority areas in data science and artificial intelligence. The lab focuses on research excellence and industry innovation across academia and industry, with particular emphasis on developing advanced techniques for recommendation systems, knowledge graphs, and multimodal learning applications.

• Biomanufacturing
• Continuous Bioprocessing
• Downstream Processing
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Dr. Lukas Gerstweiler is a Lecturer in the School of Chemical Engineering at the University of Adelaide, within the Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology. His research focuses on advancing biomanufacturing processes, particularly continuous bioprocessing, downstream purification techniques, and virus-like particle (VLP) technology. He explores novel chromatography methods using porous co-polymers and mechanistic modeling to optimize biomolecule separation. His work aims to enhance efficiency in producing biotherapeutics, recombinant proteins, and vaccines. Dr. Gerstweiler’s research group emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches combining engineering, biology, and computational sciences. Key areas include VLP-based vaccine platforms for emerging pathogens and process intensification strategies for cost-effective biomanufacturing. He actively supervises research students in Masters and PhD programs, fostering innovation in sustainable protein production and healthcare solutions. His publications highlight contributions to VLP stability analysis, chromatography optimization, and continuous manufacturing systems. Collaborations are sought to address global health challenges through transformative biomanufacturing technologies.

Song Cher Pinمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Sustainable Chemical Processes
• Enzymatic Technology
• Biorefinery Engineering
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Song Cher Pin is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Monash University Malaysia, with a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the same institution. His research focuses on developing sustainable and green processes for chemicals production, particularly in enzymatic biodiesel synthesis, lipid engineering, and biorefinery technologies. He has secured multiple research grants and published extensively in peer-reviewed journals. Education: Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering (Monash University Malaysia) Affiliations: Malaysia School of Engineering, Monash University Malaysia Research interests include enzymatic catalysis, process intensification (ultrasound/CO₂), and valorization of agricultural by-products. Key projects include the THOR Technology platform for microalgae biorefining and MLCT synthesis from rice bran oil. He collaborates widely on lipid engineering and sustainable fuel production. Notable recent work involves CO₂-derived ionic liquids for biodiesel production, stabilization of lipase enzymes under harsh conditions, and optimization of enzymatic hydrolysis processes. His contributions align with UN SDGs 7 (Affordable Energy), 9 (Industry Innovation), and 12 (Responsible Consumption). Active Projects (2024-2026): Feasibility Study on MLCT Synthesis Microalgae Biorefinery Valorization THOR Technology Platform Development Labs/Teams: Leads the Enzymatic Process Engineering Lab within Chemical Engineering Discipline, focusing on industrial biotechnology applications.

Damara McAndrewمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Calcium Signaling
• Breast Cancer Research
• Molecular Biology
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Dr. Damara McAndrew is a Senior Research Administration Officer and Principal Project Officer at the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Queensland. She is affiliated with the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences. Her work focuses on calcium signaling pathways in cancer and mammary gland biology, particularly investigating the roles of TRPV1, TRPV6, and Orai1 channels in breast cancer progression and lactation processes. She has contributed to over a dozen peer-reviewed journal articles and conference presentations since 2006. Her research emphasizes understanding calcium’s role in cellular processes, aiming to identify novel therapeutic targets for breast cancer. Notable collaborations include studies with Professors Monteith and Roberts-Thomson, exploring molecular mechanisms underlying breast cancer cell physiology and mammary gland development. Publications highlight her expertise in calcium homeostasis, store-operated channels, and transcriptional regulation in cancer contexts. While no scientific awards are listed, her work has been presented at prominent conferences such as the European Calcium Society and the American Society for Cell Biology. Her role in research administration and project management underscores her dual contribution to both academic research and institutional support within the School.

• Bioprocess Engineering
• Industrial Biotechnology
• Bioprocess Modelling
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Dr Ali Jahanian is a Research Fellow at Queensland University of Technology (QUT), based in the Faculty of Engineering's Office of the Deputy Dean. He holds a PhD in Bioprocess Engineering (QUT) and an M.Sc. in Chemical Engineering (Biotechnology). His research focuses on bioprocess modeling, precision fermentation, and bioeconomy strategies, particularly through collaborations with industry partners like Sun Pharma and via QUT's Mackay Renewable Biocommodities Pilot Plant. He contributes to the ARC Centre of Excellence in Synthetic Biology and the Centre for Agriculture and the Bioeconomy, advancing sustainable bioprocessing technologies. Dr Jahanian's work integrates mechanistic and data-driven approaches to optimize bioreactor systems, reduce energy consumption in industrial fermentation, and enhance downstream processing efficiency. He teaches Industrial Fermentation and Applications in Biotechnology at QUT. His research spans methane bioconversion, enzyme production for pharmaceuticals, and nanocarrier applications in drug delivery. He actively supervises postgraduate students across Honours, Masters, and PhD programs. Key Research Areas: Bioprocess Engineering, Industrial Biotechnology, Techno-Economic Assessment Industry Collaborations: Sun Pharma, Mackay Pilot Plant

Mehdi Khakiمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Data Assimilation
• Geodesy
• Satellite Remote Sensing
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Dr. Mehdi Khaki is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Engineering at the University of Newcastle, Australia. He specializes in geodetic and remote sensing techniques applied to hydrology and environmental science. His research focuses on integrating satellite data products with hydrological models to improve water resource management and climate change studies. Educations: Bachelor of Civil Engineering, University of Tehran, Iran Master of Civil Engineering, University of Tehran, Iran PhD in Civil Engineering, Curtin University, Australia (2018) Research Interests: Dr. Khaki's work emphasizes the application of advanced statistical and machine learning methods to analyze satellite remote sensing data, particularly in areas such as data assimilation, GRACE satellite products, and environmental monitoring. His research spans global scales (e.g., water storage changes in the Middle East, Africa, Australia) and focuses on topics like dam impacts, soil moisture, and climate-driven hydrological changes. Publications: His contributions include over 48 journal articles, 6 conference papers, and a book on Satellite Remote Sensing in Hydrological Data Assimilation . Recent work highlights include studies on dam impacts in Saudi Arabia, tidal analysis in China Seas, and vegetation dynamics downstream of dams. Awards & Grants: 2023 Alexander-von-Humboldt Fellowship 2020 ASIA-PACIFIC Spatial Excellence Awards Total grants: $1,084,320 (e.g., ARC Discovery Projects, Alexander-von-Humboldt Foundation) Teaching & Supervision: Dr. Khaki supervises PhD and postdoctoral researchers in areas like remote sensing applications, hydrological modeling, and geodetic techniques. He actively contributes to teaching and curriculum development in environmental and geospatial engineering.

• Sustainable Fashion
• Value Chain Analysis
• Cotton Industry Sustainability
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Zoe Mellick is an academic researcher at Queensland University of Technology (QUT), specializing in sustainable fashion, value chain analysis, and ethical practices in the textile and apparel industry. Her work primarily focuses on Australian cotton and wool value chains, examining sustainability metrics, labor practices, and circular economy models within these global supply networks. She is affiliated with QUT's Faculty of Creative Industries, Education & Social Justice, specifically within the School of Design, where she contributes to research on fashion industry sustainability and ethical production practices. Mellick completed her PhD at Queensland University of Technology in 2022 with a thesis titled "Walking The chain: The social construction of Australian cotton's sustainable value," establishing her expertise in cotton value chain sustainability. Her doctoral research provided foundational insights into how sustainability value is perceived and communicated throughout the cotton production and distribution process. Dr. Mellick's research spans multiple critical areas in sustainable fashion. She investigates how sustainability value is communicated and constructed throughout global value chains, particularly focusing on Australian cotton and wool industries. Her work examines labor and human rights issues downstream in textile supply chains, the impact of hyperconsumerism during festive seasons, and circular economy models for textile production. She also explores the application of emerging technologies like AI in design studios and sustainable fashion education. Her research often bridges academic theory with practical industry applications, working closely with stakeholders across the fashion value chain from producers to retailers. Analysis of her publication history reveals a clear trajectory toward addressing systemic issues in fashion sustainability, with increasing focus on labor rights, circular economy models, and the practical implementation of sustainable practices in the Australian fashion industry. Mellick's work demonstrates growing sophistication in methodology and scope, moving from foundational value chain mapping to addressing complex social and environmental challenges within the industry. Her recent publications show particular attention to the intersection of technology, sustainability, and ethical production. Dr. Mellick frequently collaborates with colleagues across disciplines, particularly with researchers like Alice Payne, Tiziana Ferrero-Regis, and Rowena Maguire. Her research has been supported by projects with the Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC), indicating substantial grant funding for her work on cotton value chains. She appears to be actively mentoring students and early-career researchers through collaborative projects focused on sustainable fashion practices. Her work with the QUT Centre for Justice suggests involvement in interdisciplinary research teams addressing ethical labor practices and social justice issues within the fashion industry. Her research contributes significantly to QUT's position as a leader in Australian fashion sustainability research, with practical implications for industry stakeholders, policymakers, and consumers seeking to understand and improve sustainability practices in the textile and apparel sector. Dr. Mellick's work helps bridge the gap between academic research and real-world applications in sustainable fashion production and consumption.

Zhetai Huمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر ارشد

• Wastewater Treatment
• Nitrogen Removal Processes
• Environmental Biotechnology
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Dr. Zhetai Hu is an Advance Queensland Industry Research Fellow at the Australian Centre for Water and Environmental Biotechnology , The University of Queensland . He is affiliated with the Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology, focusing on innovative wastewater treatment and resource recovery solutions. Research Interests : Dr. Hu specializes in biological nitrogen removal processes (anammox, nitritation), iron-based chemical applications in wastewater, biofilm reactor systems , and urban wastewater valorization . His work addresses challenges in sludge management , methane suppression , and acidic environment bioprocessing . Wastewater Nitrogen Removal Iron Salt Applications Microbial Process Optimization Urban Water Sustainability Key Article Trends : Recent publications demonstrate expertise in Fe(III) reduction , acid-tolerant microbial communities , nanoparticle-enhanced mass transfer , and integrated urban wastewater strategies . His work spans biofilm reactor dynamics , landfill leachate treatment , and energy-neutral wastewater systems . Scientific Awards : Advance Queensland Industry Research Fellowships Research Donation Generic Open Grant Supervision and Funding : Dr. Hu actively supervises PhD and MPhil students on topics like magnesium/iron integration , Fe(III) reduction processes , and biofilm reactor innovations . Current funding includes projects on sludge valorization and urban waste-based carbon capture .

Xiaotong Cenمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Environmental Engineering
• Wastewater Treatment
• Chemical Process Optimization
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Xiaotong Cen is a Research Scholar affiliated with the Centre for Water and Environmental Biotechnology at the University of Queensland, focusing on chemical applications in urban wastewater systems. Their work includes projects like "Integrated use of magnesium and iron chemicals in urban wastewater systems" (2022–2024), supervised by Dr Min Zheng, Prof Zhiguo Yuan, and Dr Zhetai Hu. Research interests center on environmental engineering, chemical processes in wastewater treatment, and resource recovery optimization. Key areas include magnesium/hydroxide-based sewer stabilization, Feammox reactions, and bioreactor technologies for nitrogen/phosphate removal. Publication trends highlight expertise in chemical additive applications (e.g., magnesium hydroxide, nanoscale zero-valent iron), acidic denitrification, biogas upgrading, and wastewater surveillance. Sub-fields span sulfide control, nitrogen recovery, microbial processes, and environmental chemical interactions. Advisory team : Dr Min Zheng Prof Zhiguo Yuan Dr Zhetai Hu

• Bioprocess Engineering
• Biotechnological Product Development
• Product Commercialization
• +۱۰ مورد دیگر

Dr. Stefanie Buchholz is a Research Fellow at Griffith University, currently affiliated with the Institute for Biomedicine and Glycomics (2024–present) and previously with the Griffith Institute for Drug Discovery (2020–2024). She operates under Griffith Sciences with a focus on translating biotechnological research into commercial health applications. Her research spans bioprocess engineering, biotechnological product development, and commercialization, leveraging expertise in Molecular Biology, Fermentation, and Upstream/Downstream Processing. Key interests include Protein Engineering, Assay Development, and Technology Transfer within Industrial Biotechnology and Medical Biotechnology, directly supporting UN Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Good Health and Well-being). Recent work centers on bioseparation materials, particularly innovative resins for purification processes. This research bridges Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, emphasizing chromatography techniques, protein purification scalability, and downstream processing efficiency to advance therapeutic biomanufacturing. She contributes to the Centre For Cell Factories and Biopolymers and the Institute for Biomedicine and Glycomics research group, developing biopolymer-based solutions for health challenges through interdisciplinary collaboration.

• Bioseparation and Bioprocess
• Waste Valorization
• Bioethanol Production
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Lo Sewn Cen is a Research Fellow at the Malaysia School of Engineering, Monash University Malaysia. His research focuses on bioseparation processes, waste valorization, and biotechnological applications of chemical engineering principles. He holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from Monash University Malaysia (2017), specializing in cell disruption techniques for protein recovery using alcohol+salt aqueous two-phase systems. Current projects include leading a research initiative on 'Bioconversion of Oil Palm Waste into Valuable Low-carbon Products' (2025-2026), which aims to convert agricultural waste into sustainable materials. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to sustainable consumption and production patterns. Research interests span bioprocess optimization, bioethanol production, animal feed development, and biotransformation technologies. Recent studies emphasize enhancing plastic biodegradation strategies and developing cost-effective methods for recombinant protein purification. Key publications include groundbreaking work on microbial enzyme applications in plastic degradation (2024) and innovative protein purification techniques using alcohol-based systems (2015-2018). His methodologies have been adopted in hepatitis B antigen detection systems and biopharmaceutical production processes.

• Humanitarian Engineering
• Disaster Risk Reduction
• Climate Change Adaptation
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Dr Aaron Opdyke is a Senior Lecturer in Humanitarian Engineering at the School of Civil Engineering, University of Sydney. He specializes in infrastructure and social systems at the intersection of humanitarian response, disaster risk reduction, and climate change adaptation. His work emphasizes equitable development, particularly in marginalized communities lacking access to basic services. Opdyke holds a PhD (2017) and Master of Science (2015) in Civil Engineering from the University of Colorado Boulder, and a Bachelor of Science Honors (2013) in Civil Engineering from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. He has taught courses like CIVL5320 (Engineering for Sustainable Development) and CIVL5330 (Global Engineering Fieldwork). Research interests include post-disaster housing recovery, multi-hazard risk assessments integrating local knowledge, and systemic drivers of disaster displacement. He leads projects such as the 'Risk Index for Climate Displacement' (International Organization for Migration), 'Promises and Perils of Climate Buffer Infrastructures' (Sydney Environment Institute), and 'Advancing Local Flood Decision-Making' (Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research). His 2024 publications focus on humanitarian housing impact analysis, flood modeling in Indonesia, and serious games for climate adaptation. 2023 work includes typhoon mortality studies and fragility function derivation in the Philippines. He has received the Dean’s Award for Outstanding Research and Teaching (2022), Supervisor of the Year (SUPRA 2022), and the New Face of Civil Engineering (ASCE 2021). His grants include funding from the Sydney Environment Institute, Southeast Asia Centre, and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Advises three current students: Anni Burkhardt (climate adaptation in coastal projects), Grace Muir (disaster risk creation processes), and Angga Sabarulman (earthquake-resistant housing in Indonesia). Collaborates with the Humanitarian Frontiers Lab and is a member of the Sydney Environment Institute, Sydney Southeast Asia Centre, and the Net Zero Institute.

• Fish ecology
• Fisheries Management
• Freshwater Ecology
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Dr David Crook is an Adjunct Professor in Ecological Plant and Animal Sciences at La Trobe University, Melbourne. With 27 years of experience spanning both university and government sectors, he is a prominent fish ecologist specializing in freshwater and marine ecosystems. His work bridges academic research and practical environmental management through the Centre for Freshwater Ecosystems (CFE) at La Trobe University's Albury-Wodonga campus. Education: PhD from Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga, Australia (1998-2002) Research Interests: Dr Crook's research focuses on critical aspects of fish ecology and aquatic ecosystem management. His expertise encompasses environmental flows, fish movement and migration patterns, population structure of freshwater and marine fishes, ecological connectivity, stock enhancement, fish telemetry, otolith analysis, and aquatic bio-chronologies. His work addresses pressing environmental challenges in Australian waterways, particularly in the Murray-Darling Basin and tropical northern Australia. Research Trends: Dr Crook's recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on fish ecology in dynamic Australian aquatic environments. His work examines how hydrological variability, climate factors, and human interventions affect fish populations and communities. A significant portion of his research investigates connectivity issues in fragmented river systems, migration patterns of key species like golden perch and barramundi, and the impacts of invasive species. His studies increasingly incorporate advanced techniques including DNA methylation for age estimation and stable isotope analysis for trophic studies. Awards and Recognition: 2020 Joss Family Research Award 2010 Australian Society for Limnology Early Career Excellence Award 2018 Fulbright Professional Scholar (Oregon State University, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute) Academic Leadership: With extensive experience in post-graduate supervision, Dr Crook has mentored 11 PhD students to completion. His research leadership extends to directing multiple environmental consultancies and research projects through the Centre for Freshwater Ecosystems. His work has resulted in over 100 peer-reviewed publications and book chapters, demonstrating sustained scholarly impact in freshwater ecology and fisheries science.