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Sasha Jenkins has ten years of research and teaching experience specializing in microbial biotechnology and sustainable agricultural waste management. Her research focuses on the optimization of low-cost waste treatment technologies to recapture bioenergy, nutrients, and water, along with the development of novel fertilizers and feeds from recovered resources. She has received recognition for her work, including the National Agriculture Award in 2012. Jenkins serves as the Course Coordinator for the Master of Biotechnology and is involved in various committees at the University of Western Australia. Her areas of expertise encompass environmental biotechnology, microbial ecology, and climate change mitigation, specifically regarding key microbes driving greenhouse gas emissions and the development of alternative fertilizers. She actively supervises PhD students and participates in a range of research projects related to sustainable agriculture and waste management.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Science, focusing on microbial biotechnology and sustainable agricultural practices.
School of Earth & Environment, University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Conducted research on environmental biotechnology and microbial ecology.
School of Biology, Newcastle University • England
Worked on various projects related to molecular microbial ecology.
School of Biology, Newcastle University • England
Assisted in research projects in microbial ecology.
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