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Liah Coggins is an environmental engineer with 14 years of postgraduate experience, collaborating with industry on wastewater treatment and sustainability projects. Her research primarily focuses on the treatment of wastewater through waste stabilisation ponds, which are essential assets for understanding microbial community characterisation and hydrodynamic modelling. She has been involved in significant projects aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions from these systems. Her expertise has led to technical developments, such as a remote-controlled boat for conducting bathymetric surveys of water bodies. This innovative approach has been successfully implemented in five major Australian water utilities, illustrating her commitment to bridging the gap between research and practical applications in environmental management. Coggins has published extensively, contributing to the understanding of waste stabilisation pond performance and its role in sustainable urban water management. Her recent involvement in projects such as the ARC Research Hub for Internet of Things Water highlights her focus on leveraging modern technology for environmental solutions.
University of Western Australia • Perth
Conducting research and teaching in environmental engineering with a focus on wastewater treatment technologies.
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