PROFESSOR IR. DR. ADELINE CHUA SEAK MAY
Department of Chemical Engineering
Faculty of Engineering
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Ir. Dr. Adeline Chua Seak May is a Professor at the Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Malaya. A PhD graduate from The University of Tokyo, Japan, she specialises in biological nutrients removal and resource recovery. She has published more than 40 papers in ISI-indexed journals and has supervised over 15 PhD and master students. Adeline is also a Chartered Engineer of IChemE, UK and a Professional Engineer of BEM, Malaysia. She works closely with the local wastewater treatment operators to improve the energy efficiency and performance of the wastewater treatment plants. The academia-industry research collaboration has earned her the award of international funding Newton Fund Impact Scheme. Her international research partners include NIES, Yokohama National University (Japan), SCELSE (Singapore), Kasetsart University (Thailand), and Newcastle University (UK). Adeline was also a visiting research fellow at The University of Tokyo (2012) and Newcastle University (2016-2019). Her current research interests are related to the development of sustainable wastewater treatment process in the tropical climates, microbial ecology in tropical wastewater treatment plants, and resource recovery (biopolymer, biochemicals, biofuel and nutrients) from agro-industrial waste(water) streams. |
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Integrated Struvite Precipitation and Fenton Oxidation for Nutrient Recovery and Refractory Organic Removal in Palm Oil Mill Effluent
Mixed culture resource recovery from industrial waste glycerin pitch: Microbial analysis and production of bio-flocculants extracellular polymeric substances
Water quality assessment and pollution threat to safe water supply for three river basins in Malaysia
MiDAS 4: A global catalogue of full-length 16S rRNA gene sequences and taxonomy for studies of bacterial communities in wastewater treatment plants
Wastewater Treatment Technologies: Mesophilic and thermophlic production of volatile fatty acids from palm oil mill effluent for PHA generation
Performance of a Tropical Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal Process at Different Carbon Loadings
Process performance and stability of enhanced biological phosphorus removal at a tropical temperature
Long-term stability of a mixed culture cultivation reactor for PHA-accumulating organisms using crude glycerol as substrate
Efficient production of polyhydroxyalkanoates from fermented palm oil mill effluent by activated sludge