Current position and roles summary:
• Tenure: Enterprise Fellow, Senior Research Fellow (80%) and Senior Lecturer (20%) at UniSA STEM with expertise in microbial ecology, antimicrobial resistance, wastewater-based epidemiology, plant-soil-microbial interactions, and climate change. My total research income is $6.2M and my focus is on:
i. the risk assessment and management of antimicrobial resistance and human opportunistic pathogens.ii. protecting and restoring balance to threatened ecosystems and communities and building climate resiliency.
• Primary Coordinator, lecturer, and tutor for Environmental Microbiology course (ENVT 2015/169532; 20%).
• Co-supervisor of 7 Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students: 6 PhD and 1... Read more
About me
Current position and roles summary:
• Tenure: Enterprise Fellow, Senior Research Fellow (80%) and Senior Lecturer (20%) at UniSA STEM with expertise in microbial ecology, antimicrobial resistance, wastewater-based epidemiology, plant-soil-microbial interactions, and climate change. My total research income is $6.2M and my focus is on:
i. the risk assessment and management of antimicrobial resistance and human opportunistic pathogens.ii. protecting and restoring balance to threatened ecosystems and communities and building climate resiliency.
• Primary Coordinator, lecturer, and tutor for Environmental Microbiology course (ENVT 2015/169532; 20%).
• Co-supervisor of 7 Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students: 6 PhD and 1 Masters.
• Representative of FII on the Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC) and for the Office of the Gene Technology Regulator (OGTR).
• Chair/coordinator of the Joint Academic Microbiology Seminars (JAMS) in Adelaide and the ‘500 Women Scientists’ pods in Australia and New Zealand.
• Ambassador for eXXpedition, a global network of multidisciplinary scientists working to combat environmental plastic pollution.
• Editorial board member for (i) Microorganisms, (ii) Frontiers in Microbiology (Antimicrobials, Resistance and Chemotherapy section), (iii) Frontiers in Microbiology (Terrestrial Microbiology section) and (iv) Journal of Applied Microbiology.
Past career opportunities summary:
I completed my Masters at Wageningen University & Research Centre (2002 - 2004) and my Doctoral studies at the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (Wageningen University; 2004 - 2008) and was awarded my PhD in 2009 from the University of Leiden (Netherlands). Following submission of my PhD, I worked as a project manager for Plant Research International, Wageningen University & Research Centre ( Feb 2008 - Jan 2009). This gave me the opportunity to manage agricultural-based projects. In February 2009, I moved to Australia to take up a fellowship at Western Sydney University in the Centre for Plants and the Environment. My administrative responsibilities at the centre involved establishing and running the molecular microbial facilities of Prof. Ian Anderson’s group. From 2010 to 2011, in collaboration with Profs Ian Anderson and John Cairney, I established the scientific foundations of the world-class molecular microbial facility that is now the Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment (HIE), launched in 2012. During my time at the Centre for Plants and the Environment (2009 - 2011) and subsequently, at HIE (2012 - 2016), I led a range of projects focused on climate change, plant-soil-microbial interactions, environmental risk management and remediation. While at the HIE, I co-supervised to completion 3 Masters and 3 PhD students. I was also a visiting research fellow at the James Hutton Institute in the UK (2009) and the Chinese Academy of Science (2015), where I trained scientists in stable isotope probing techniques and multivariate statistical analysis. In August 2016, I became Research Fellow (80%) and Senior Lecturer (20%) at UniSA’s flagship Future Industries Institute (FII), where I led the molecular microbial component of several projects on food, soil and water antimicrobial resistance, safety and security in Australia and the Pacific Islands (total funding $6M). In 2016 and 2017, the research I collaboratively conducted into the effect of human activities on ecosystem functioning was featured by the White House Office of Science and Technology (Barack H. Obama II administration), the Royal Geographical Society, the Theo Murphy Australian Frontiers of Science Symposium, and other media outlets. In 2017, I was a visiting research fellow at the Faculty of Biotechnology, Catholic University of Portugal. In 2018, I co-authored an invited review with the top eight emerging global experts in plant-soil-microbial interactions on plant–soil feedbacks in natural and agricultural ecosystems in Trends in Ecology & Evolution (IF = 18.964). The review is one of the top 10 most cited articles in its field. In 2020, I become the main lecturer and tutor for the UniSA Environmental Microbiology course and, in 2021, its primary coordinator. In January 2023, I was awarded a competitive tenure position and I become an Enterprise Fellow, Senior Research Fellow (80%) and Senior Lecturer (20%) at UniSA STEM.
About me
Selected outreach and engagement activities since joining UniSA (for full list, refer to ORCID)
Selected editorial and review activities since joining UniSA (for full list, refer to ORCID)
2022-current.
Editorial board member Journal of Applied Microbiology.
2020-current.
Editorial board member Microorganisms.
2019-current.
Editorial board member Frontiers in Microbiology (Antimicrobials, Resistance and Chemotherapy section).
2018
Invited guest editor on the special issue in Mycorrhizal Microbiomes in Mycorrhiza.
2012-current.
Editorial board member Frontiers in Microbiology (Terrestrial Microbiology section).
2012-current.
Grant reviewer for the Australian Research Council, European Commission Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions, US National Science Foundation, Israel Science Foundation, French National Research Agency, and Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research.
2007-current.
Regular reviewer for numerous highly ranked journals including Nature, Nature Climate Change, Nature Microbiology, Science, PNAS, ISME Journal, Global Change Biology and Ecology Letters.
About me
Date | Title |
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01/11/2023 |
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=659980282924799&set=a.509059588016870, https://www.womenininnovation.com.au/ |
15/12/2022 | |
15/05/2022 |
https://au.linkedin.com/company/saafe-crc, https://www.crcsaafe.com.au/ |
About me
Doctor of Philosophy Universiteit Leiden
Chair/coordinator of the Joint Academic Microbiology Seminars (JAMS) in Adelaide. 2019 - current.
Chair/coordinator ‘500 Women Scientists’ pods in Australia and New Zealand. 2019 - current.
Selected grants and research income since joining UniSA (total income $6.2M)
a chief investigator; b joint chief investigator; c contract.
1. b 2019-27. DFACT/ACIAR LS. Enhancing the Management of Antimicrobial Resistance in Fiji (EMAR Fiji). $4M.
2. b 2019-22. Water Research Australia. Significance of the environment as a reservoir for antimicrobial resistance from agricultural origins. Funding partners are EPA Victoria, VIC DHHS, Melbourne Water, Yarra Valley Water, Hunter Water, and Agriculture Victoria. $110K.
3. b 2019-20. OUTBREAK (One-health Understanding Through Bacterial REsistance to Antibiotics Knowledge). NHMRC MRFF Frontiers Grant. Inter-Institutional Working Group ‘Water, Agriculture, and Environments’. $1M.
4. b 2017-20. Horticulture Innovation Australia Research Grant. Improving the safety of vegetable produce through on-farm sanitation using electrolysed oxidising water. $793K.
5. c 2020-21. OZ Minerals Carrapateena Pty Ltd, Sewage Surveillance of SARS-CoV-2. $18K.
6. b 2020-21. University of South Australia, Project LaunchPad University of South Australia. $40K.
7. b 2020-21. WRA. ColoSSoS, National Research Initiative on Sewage Surveillance of SARS-CoV-2. In kind.
8. a 2020-21. University of South Australia, Research Themes Investment Scheme. Irrigation water as a central pathway in the dissemination of infectious disease. $40K.
9. b 2020-21. University of South Australia, Research Themes Investment Scheme. Repurposing waste materials to manufacture floating wetlands to remove pollutants from urban water sources. $40K.
10. b 2019. South Australian Environmental Protection Agency (SA EPA). Surveying the microbiome and resistome in waters and sediments of the Adelaide coastal zone. $38K.
11. b 2019. Future Industries Accelerator grant (FIA). Validating the research program for reducing biosolids storage time. $38K.
12. a 2018. University of South Australia, Research Themes Investment Scheme. Waste not the water: Using municipal wastewater for community-scale health assessment. $40K.
13. b 2018. South Australian Government and SA Water (FIA). Optimising an on-site disinfection system for high-risk potable water sources. $50K.
14. b 2017. University of South Australia, Research Themes Investment Scheme, NAF. Wastewater epidemiology for population health monitoring at the old Royal Adelaide Hospital. $20K.
Research
Excludes commercial-in-confidence projects.
Pesticide effects on soil microbial functions in contrasting SA soils, SA Grain Industry Trust, 01/07/2023 - 30/06/2025
Improving safety of vegetable produce through on‐farm sanitation, using Electrolysed Oxidising (EO) Water - VG15068, Hort Innovation, 01/06/2017 - 31/05/2020
Selected grants and research income since joining UniSA (total income $6.2M)
a chief investigator; b joint chief investigator; c contract.
1. b 2019-27. DFACT/ACIAR LS. Enhancing the Management of Antimicrobial Resistance in Fiji (EMAR Fiji). $4M.
2. b 2023- 2025.USA-03323 - Pesticide effects on soil microbial functions in contrasting SA soils. $243K.
3. b 2019-22. Water Research Australia. Significance of the environment as a reservoir for antimicrobial resistance from agricultural origins. Funding partners are EPA Victoria, VIC DHHS, Melbourne Water, Yarra Valley Water, Hunter Water, and Agriculture Victoria. $110K.
4. b 2019-20. OUTBREAK (One-health Understanding Through Bacterial REsistance to Antibiotics Knowledge). NHMRC MRFF Frontiers Grant. Inter-Institutional Working Group ‘Water, Agriculture, and Environments’. $1M.
5. b 2017-20. Horticulture Innovation Australia Research Grant. Improving the safety of vegetable produce through on‐farm sanitation using electrolysed oxidising water. $793K.
6. c 2020-21. OZ Minerals Carrapateena Pty Ltd, Sewage Surveillance of SARS-CoV-2. $18K.
7. b 2020-21. University of South Australia, Project LaunchPad University of South Australia. $40K.
8. b 2020-21. WRA. ColoSSoS, National Research Initiative on Sewage Surveillance of SARS-CoV-2. In kind.
9. a 2020-21. University of South Australia, Research Themes Investment Scheme. Irrigation water as a central pathway in the dissemination of infectious disease. $40K.
10. b 2020-21. University of South Australia, Research Themes Investment Scheme. Repurposing waste materials to manufacture floating wetlands to remove pollutants from urban water sources. $40K.
11. b 2019. South Australian Environmental Protection Agency (SA EPA). Surveying the microbiome and resistome in waters and sediments of the Adelaide coastal zone. $38K.
12. b 2019. Future Industries Accelerator grant (FIA). Validating the research program for reducing biosolids storage time. $38K.
13. a 2018. University of South Australia, Research Themes Investment Scheme. Waste not the water: Using municipal wastewater for community-scale health assessment. $40K.
14. b 2018. South Australian Government and SA Water (FIA). Optimising an on-site disinfection system for high-risk potable water sources. $50K.
15. b 2017. University of South Australia, Research Themes Investment Scheme, NAF. Wastewater epidemiology for population health monitoring at the old Royal Adelaide Hospital. $20K.
Selected teaching and supervision roles since joining UniSA (for full list, refer to ORCID)
2020-current. Environmental Microbiology Primary Coordinator, lecturer, and tutor (20%; ENVT 2015/169532).
2017-current. Co-supervision of HDR students, including (names and supervision start and end dates):
2020-2023. Supervision/training to build molecular microbiological laboratory capacity in Fiji (Grant No. 43):
University of the South Pacific:
· Preeti Nand. Masters.
· Anijla Nand. Masters.
Fiji National University:
· Sharon S. Gaundan. PhD.
· Shivani Singh. Masters.
· Rupantri Raju. PhD.
Research
Research outputs for the last seven years are shown below. Some long-standing staff members may have older outputs included. To see earlier years visit ORCID, ResearcherID or Scopus
Open access indicates that an output is open access.
Year | Output |
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2024 |
7
652
|
2024 |
Open access
2
|
2023 |
Open access
2
1
|
2022 |
19
4
10
|
2018 |
Open access
226
183
46
|
Year | Output |
---|---|
2017 |
5
|
2013 |
5
|
Year | Output |
---|---|
2024 |
7
652
|
2024 |
Open access
2
|
2024 |
4
|
2024 |
4
|
2023 |
3
1
1
|
2023 |
1
|
2023 |
Open access
2
1
|
2022 |
Open access
28
15
86
|
2022 |
5
6
|
2022 |
Open access
10
4
11
|
2022 |
Open access
6
25
|
2022 |
Open access
10
6
5
|
2022 |
7
3
2
|
2022 |
11
4
9
|
2022 |
Open access
29
12
7
|
2022 |
19
4
10
|
2021 |
Open access
4
3
8
|
2021 |
Open access
19
15
9
|
2021 |
4
4
5
|
2021 |
Open access
23
10
7
|
2021 |
Open access
7
5
1
|
2020 |
Open access
53
35
3
|
2020 |
Open access
25
22
|
2020 |
Open access
29
23
1
|
2020 |
Open access
51
34
24
|
2019 |
3
2
|
2019 |
Open access
17
12
2
|
2018 |
9
7
10
|
2018 |
Open access
2
2
|
2018 |
Open access
226
183
46
|
2018 |
17
11
12
|
2018 |
Open access
8
7
|
2017 |
Open access
11
8
9
|
2017 |
Open access
7
5
|
2015 |
53
45
1
|
2014 |
20
18
1
|
2014 |
Open access
34
29
3
|
2013 |
Open access
18
15
|
2013 |
88
74
|
2012 |
Open access
71
62
|
2010 |
Open access
371
305
|
2009 |
Open access
77
70
|
2009 |
16
16
|
2008 |
Open access
212
182
|
My publications include 55 peer-reviewed journal articles (35 with UniSA affiliation), 9 refereed journal articles as subject editor (6 with UniSA affiliation), 3 book chapters (1 with UniSA affiliation), 6 magazine articles (3 with UniSA affiliation), 1 scholarly book and 44 fully refereed conference abstracts (27 with UniSA affiliation). Almost all (90%) of my lead/joint-lead author publications are in journals of high standing, including Nature Genetic Reviews (IF = 53.24), Trends in Ecology & Evolution (IF = 18.10), Water Research (IF =13.40), Environmental International (IF = 13.35), Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (IF = 12.78), Science of the Total Environment (IF = 10.75) and Soil Biology & Biochemistry (IF = 8.55). My students and I have presented our research at 20 national and 33 international conferences. I have given six keynote/plenary conference presentations and more than 24 oral presentations, including at meetings of the Australian Society for Microbiology, American Society for Microbiology, Ecological Society of America, Ecological Society of Australia, and the International Society for Microbial Ecology (ISME). Citation counts for my publications since 2007 are 5253 in Google Scholar (h-index 28; i10-index 42). Eight of my first-author publications and 15 of my co-author publications are among the most cited in their field (Field-weighted Citation Impact (FWCI) >1).
2023 Women in Innovation SA, Finalist in the Science Category
2023 Member of the Communications and Education Subcommittee. South Australian Antimicrobial Resistance Action Plan (SAAMRAP) Steering Committee
2019-current STEM Women, Australian Academy of Science.
2019-current Australian and New Zealand coordinator of ‘500 Women Scientists’.
2018-current JAMS South Australia coordinator.
2017 - Visiting Research Fellow at the Catholic University of Portugal.
2017 - Invited chairperson at the 9th International Conference on Mycorrhiza (ICOM9), Prague, CZ.
2015 - Visiting Lecturer Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing, China.
2015-current EXXpedition ambassador.
2015-16 - Lecture at Stable Isotopes in Biosphere Systems Workshops (SIBS)
2014-16 - Scientific committee member of the Australian Mine Rehabilitation conference.
2012-15 - Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research Talent Program Awardee.
2011 - Visiting Research Fellow, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), Uppsala, Sweden.
2006-10 - ISME Travel Award for Young Scientists.
2009 - Leiden University Award for Excellence in Science.
2007 - American Society for Microbiology C.A.P. Grant Award.
2009 - Visiting Research Fellow, James Hutton Institute, Aberdeen, UK.
2004 - Visiting PhD student, Centre for Ecology &Hydrology, University of Oxford, UK.
2004-08 - Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Science (KNAW) Scholar awardee.
2004 - EMBO Fellowship awardee.
2001-03 - European Commission Life-Long Learning Programme/Wageningen University awardee.
External engagement & recognition
Organisation | Country |
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Agricultural Research Organization | ISRAEL |
Australian Water Quality Centre | AUSTRALIA |
Centre for Ecology and Hydrology | UNITED KINGDOM |
Charles Sturt University | AUSTRALIA |
Charles University in Prague | CZECH REPUBLIC |
Chinese Academy of Sciences | CHINA |
Colorado State University | UNITED STATES |
CSIRO Australia (Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research organisation) | AUSTRALIA |
Ecas4 Australia | AUSTRALIA |
Ecas4 Australia Pty Ltd | AUSTRALIA |
Elizabeth Macarthur Agricultural Institute | AUSTRALIA |
Griffith University | AUSTRALIA |
Hebrew University of Jerusalem | ISRAEL |
Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research - UFZ | GERMANY |
Jülich Research Centre (Germany) | GERMANY |
Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Campus Nord | GERMANY |
Lancaster University | UNITED KINGDOM |
Land and Water - CSIRO | AUSTRALIA |
Leiden University | NETHERLANDS |
Melbourne Water Corporation | AUSTRALIA |
Monash University | AUSTRALIA |
Netherlands Institute of Ecology | NETHERLANDS |
Norwich Research Park | UNITED KINGDOM |
NSW Department of Primary Industries | AUSTRALIA |
Quadram Institute | UNITED KINGDOM |
Quadram Institute Bioscience | UNITED KINGDOM |
Queensland University of Technology | AUSTRALIA |
Royal Netherlands Institute of Sea Research | NETHERLANDS |
SA Health | AUSTRALIA |
SA Water Corporation | AUSTRALIA |
San Antonio Abad del Cusco National University | PERU |
South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) | AUSTRALIA |
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences | SWEDEN |
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne | SWITZERLAND |
Sydney Adventist Hosptial | AUSTRALIA |
TRILITY | AUSTRALIA |
Universidade Católica Portuguesa | PORTUGAL |
University of Aberdeen | UNITED KINGDOM |
University of Adelaide | AUSTRALIA |
University of British Columbia | CANADA |
University of Cyprus | CYPRUS |
University of Edinburgh | UNITED KINGDOM |
University of Innsbruck | AUSTRIA |
University of Lorraine | FRANCE |
University of Manchester | UNITED KINGDOM |
University of Melbourne | AUSTRALIA |
University of Oxford | UNITED KINGDOM |
University of Porto | PORTUGAL |
University of Queensland | AUSTRALIA |
University of Sassari | ITALY |
University of South Australia | AUSTRALIA |
University of Technology Sydney | AUSTRALIA |
University of the Sunshine Coast | AUSTRALIA |
University of Thessaly | GREECE |
University of Wageningen | NETHERLANDS |
University of Western Australia | AUSTRALIA |
University of Wollongong | AUSTRALIA |
University of Zurich | SWITZERLAND |
Utah State University | UNITED STATES |
Wagga Wagga Agricultural Institute | AUSTRALIA |
Water Research Australia | AUSTRALIA |
Western Sydney University | AUSTRALIA |
XING Technologies (Australia) | AUSTRALIA |
External engagement & recognition
Engagement/recognition | Year |
---|---|
Australian Mine Rehabilitation scientific committee leadTom Farrell Institute for the Environment |
2017 |
EditorFrontiers in Microbiology |
2017 |
MemberAmerican Society for Microbiology |
2017 |
MemberAustralian and New Zealand Society of Criminology (ANZSOC) |
2017 |
MemberEcological Society of Australia |
2017 |
MemberEuropean Ecology Federation |
2017 |
MemberInternational Society for Microbial Ecology |
2017 |
ReviewerApplied Soil Ecology |
2017 |
ReviewerBiodegradation |
2017 |
ReviewerBiology and Fertility of Soils |
2017 |
ReviewerEcology Letters |
2017 |
ReviewerEnvironmental Microbiology |
2017 |
ReviewerFEMS Microbiology |
2017 |
ReviewerGlobal Change Biology |
2017 |
ReviewerISME Journal |
2017 |
ReviewerMycological Research |
2017 |
ReviewerNature Climate Change |
2017 |
ReviewerNew Phytologist |
2017 |
ReviewerPlant and Soil |
2017 |
ReviewerPLOS ONE |
2017 |
ReviewerProceedings for the National Academy of Science |
2017 |
ReviewerSoil Biology and Biochemistry |
2017 |
Scientific advisorExpedition |
2017 |
Scientific advisorIndigo V expedition |
2017 |
Scientific advisorUNESCO |
2017 |
Grant of Excellence in ScienceLeiden University |
2009 |
500 Women Scientists Australia and New Zealand co-ordinator:
This organization was started by four women who met in graduate school at CU Boulder and who maintained friendships and collaborations after jobs and life took them away from Boulder. They published an open letter re-affirming their commitment to speak up for science and for women, minorities, immigrants, people with disabilities, and LGBTQIA.
500 Women Scientists works to build communities and foster real change that comes from small groups, not large crowds. Local Pods help create deep roots through strong, personal relationships and where members meet regularly, develop a support network, make strategic plans, and take action. Their focus is on issues that resonate in their communities and rooted in their mission and values.
Over 20,000 women of STEM and supporters from more than 100 countries have signed in support of 500 Women Scientists, pledging to build an inclusive scientific community dedicated to training a more diverse group of future leaders in science and to use the language of science to bridge divides and enhance global diplomacy.
Interested in joining the 500 Women Scientists leadership team? We are looking to bring a diversity of voices and perspectives from across backgrounds, scientific disciplines, career stages, and geographies into our all-volunteer leadership team. Get in touch!
For more information: https://500womenscientists.org/request-a-scientist
Joint Academic Microbiology Seminars (JAMS) - Adelaide co-ordinator
Established in 2010 in Sydney and now hosted in four cities: Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Singapore. JAMS is a group of microbiologists that meet once a month to chat about all things microbiology over a beverage. We’re always looking for new speakers, so if you’d like to practice a talk in a relaxed environment, contact me at barbara.drigo@unisa.edu.au.
Take a stroll through our website (http://jams.org.au/) where you can meet our team, find info on our JAMS events, read our latest blog posts, and sign up to our mailing lists so you never miss an event. There’s also a noticeboard where we post info on conferences, other events, and microbiology jobs.
Our twitter account is @AdelaideJAMS or @jamsorgau
500 Women Scientists Australia and New Zealand co-ordinator:
This organization was started by four women who met in graduate school at CU Boulder and who maintained friendships and collaborations after jobs and life took them away from Boulder. They published an open letter re-affirming their commitment to speak up for science and for women, minorities, immigrants, people with disabilities, and LGBTQIA.
500 Women Scientists works to build communities and foster real change that comes from small groups, not large crowds. Local Pods help create deep roots through strong, personal relationships and where members meet regularly, develop a support network, make strategic plans, and take action. Their focus is on issues that resonate in their communities and rooted in their mission and values.
Over 20,000 women of STEM and supporters from more than 100 countries have signed in support of 500 Women Scientists, pledging to build an inclusive scientific community dedicated to training a more diverse group of future leaders in science and to use the language of science to bridge divides and enhance global diplomacy.
Interested in joining the 500 Women Scientists leadership team? We are looking to bring a diversity of voices and perspectives from across backgrounds, scientific disciplines, career stages, and geographies into our all-volunteer leadership team. Get in touch!
For more information: https://500womenscientists.org/request-a-scientist
Teaching & student supervision
Teaching & student supervision
Supervisions from 2010 shown
Thesis title | Student status |
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A study of utilizing construction and demolition waste materials as a growing medium for floating wetland plants to remove pollutants from urban water sources | Current |
Antimicrobial resistance carriage in birds: potential links to habitat, diet, and the environment | Current |
Distribution and co-occurrence of environmental antimicrobial resistant bacteria and genetic resistance elements of rivers and coastal ecosystems | Current |
Smart monitoring for Environmental Microbial Risk Assessment | Current |
Characterisation of antimicrobial resistance in hospital wastewater populations with in-depth analysis of Klebsiella oxytoca | Completed |
Comparative effects of agricultural pesticides on South Australian soil microbial functions | Completed |
Optimization of drinking water treatment processes during extreme events | Completed |