CHM DR. ARCHINA A/P BUTHIYAPPAN
Department of Science and Technology Studies
Faculty of Science
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Dr. Archina Buthiyappan is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Science and Technology Studies at the Faculty of Science, University of Malaya. Her research expertise spans Green Materials & Technology, Sustainable Waste Management, Advanced Wastewater Treatment, Cleaner Production Technology, and Inherent Safety and Health. She is particularly renowned for her work in green adsorbents, adsorption processes, waste management strategies, and initiatives aimed at achieving zero carbon emissions and carbon neutrality. In addition to her scientific contributions, Dr. Archina integrates Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into her research, emphasizing sustainable industrial practices, corporate environmental responsibility, and policy-driven frameworks for a greener economy. Her work extends beyond academia, collaborating with industries and policymakers to bridge the gap between scientific innovation and practical implementation. Dr. Archina has guided over 10 PhD and Master’s students and has contributed more than 50 publications to high-impact journals and conference proceedings. She is an active member of professional bodies such as Institut Kimia Malaysia (IKM) and the Institute of Materials, Malaysia (IOM). As a dedicated chemist and sustainability advocate, her research is deeply rooted in advancing environmental sustainability, driving innovation, and developing solutions for a cleaner, more responsible future. |
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Sustainable Energy Solutions: Pyrolysis of Biomass-Derived Adsorbents for Green Hydrogen Production and Carbon Sequestration |
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Eco-Cycle Innovation: Maximizing Yard Waste Potential in Campus Sustainability Practices |
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Sustainable Solid Waste Management Training & Capacity Building Program at UM ZWC Gallery (Facility Management) |
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Innovative approach to dye adsorption: a comparative study of iron impregnated waste human hair-based activated carbon
Sustainable carbon dioxide capture, storage, and utilization: review of current status and future direction
Optimization-driven modelling of hydrochar derived from fruit waste for adsorption performance evaluation using response surface methodology and machine learning
Investigation on medium-temperature carbon dioxide capture performance over zeolite supported CaO adsorbents: synthesis and performance evaluation
Treatment of Recalcitrant Waste