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Mike works at Monash University as an Associate Professor in the School of Chemistry. His research interests include Pharmaceuticals, Aquatic Ecosystems, and Aquatic Chemistry. He focuses on understanding lakes, rivers, and estuaries, as well as biogeochemical cycling of nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, sulfur, and carbon. His work involves environmental analytical chemistry and the use of stable isotopes to investigate aquatic nutrient cycling and ecosystem functioning. He measures aquatic ecosystem processes, such as whole stream metabolism and denitrification, and studies the effects of urbanization on aquatic ecosystems. Grace aims to integrate science with natural resource management and ecosystem ecology, contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. He has collaborated extensively in the past five years on various projects related to aquatic chemistry and stream metabolism, with a focus on nutrient biogeochemistry and water-related pharmaceuticals.
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