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Remediation Technologies - Student Projects

The objective of CRC CARE’s Remediation Technologies Program is to develop cost-effective and sustainable remediation technologies for contamination that are acceptable to regulatory agencies, auditors and industry.

Student’s Name

University

Thesis Title

Binoy Sarkar - PhD

University of South Australia

Natural and Modified Materials for Contamination Remediation

Clement Thye- Honours
Curtin University

Development/optimisation of an analytical tool to establish source of contaminants in the environment particularly airborne emissions based on stable carbon and isotope ratios

Crystal Maher - PhD

Southern Cross University

Understanding Processes in Acid Sulfate Soil Environments Using Stable Isotopes

Devarajan Shanmuganathan - PhD

University of South Australia

Fate and behaviour of fire fighting chemicals in soil and water ecosystems

Fang Han - PhD

University of South Australia

Development of novel modified nanocatalysts for organic pollutants decontamination in wastewater

Vayanga Rathnayake - PhD

University of South Australia

Technologies for contaminant toxicity and bioavailability assessments

Ilia Rostami Abusaidi - PhD

University of South Australia

Bioavailability of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) and its Impact on Bioremediation

Javeed Mohammed Abdul - PhD

University of Technology Sydney

Single Stage and Sequential Barrier for Groundwater Remediation

Kandasamy Thangavadivel - PhD

University of South Australia

Development and application of High Frequency Ultrasonics

Kate Hyland- Honours

University of South Australia

Simulation of drawdown effect and impact on contaminant transport process at RAAF Base Williamtown

Kavitha Ramadass - PhD

University of South Australia

Bioremediation and toxicity of petroleum hydrocarbons in soil and groundwater.

Kwon Rae Kim - PhD

University of South Australia

Biogeochemical processes controlling metal dynamics in the rhizosphere: implications for phytoremediation of metal contaminated soils.

Maharindo Maharindo - Honours

Curtin University

Kinetic studies of combined adsorbtion and reaction

Pradeepkumar Rangnath Shukla - PhD

Curtin University

Development of effective Permeable Reactive Barrier for Complete Degradation of Toxic Organic Pollutants and some He­avy Metals from the contaminated Subsurface Water

Regina Wu - Honours

Curtin University

Gradient Permeable Reactive Barrier for Groundwater Remediation

S M Ghausul Hossain - PhD

University of Technology Sydney

Gradient Permeable Reactive Barrier for Groundwater Remediation

Salirian Claff - PhD

Southern Cross University

The assessment of metal geochemistry in acid sulfate soils

Sie King Ling- Honours
Curtin University

Synthesis of the Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs) and the Application for adsorption and catalytic reaction in water and gas systems

Siew Hui Chong - PhD

Curtin University

Application of heterogenous catalysis and adsorption technologies to reduce indoor air toxins

Simi Sugathan - PhD

University of South Australia

Demonstration of cycling aerobic/anaerobic systems for the remediation of POPs

Sreenivasula Chadalavada - PhD

University of South Australia

Optimization of monitoring network for groundwater contamination detection

Suresh Chandrabose- PhD
University of South Australia

Algae-Bacterial system for remediation of contaminants

Tanya Caceres - PhD

University of South Australia

Soil bioavaliability of organophosphorous pesticides

Thamer Mohammed- PhD
University of Technology Sydney

On-site remediation of micropollutants from stormwater for reuse

Thavamani Palanisami - PhD

University of South Australia

Coupled immobilisation-bioremediation technology

Yousef Okour- PhD
University of Technology Sydney

Removal of Persistent Organic Pollutants using Titania (TiO2) Nano-particles from sludge

Wendy Harrington

University of South Australia

Bioavailability and Toxicity of Heavy Metals in Contaminated Australian Soils

Zhao Ying Kong- Honours
Curtin University

Photocatalytic Oxidation of Phenolic Wastewater