Ali El Hanandeh at Griffith University - Research Interests, Publications & Academic Profile

Ali El Hanandeh

Senior Lecturer

Griffith University

Australia

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Research Interests

Petrochemical Engineering

40%

Environmental Chemistry

40%

Asphalt Technology

30%

Adsorption Science

20%

Biomass Engineering

20%

Hydraulic Engineering

10%

Contaminant Remediation

10%

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Articles10

Phosphate adsorption by metal organic frameworks: Insights from a systematic review, meta-analysis, and predictive modelling with artificial neural networks

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2023

Environmental impact of pavements formulated with bitumen modified with PE pyrolytic wax: A comparative life cycle assessment study

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2023

Assessment of Nutrient Removal in Surface Flow Constructed Wetland Treating Secondary Effluent with Low Organic, Nitrogen and Phosphorus Loads

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2023

The Utilisation of Polyethylene Waste Pyrolytic Wax as an Additive to Enhance the Performance of Virgin and Polypropylene-Modified Bitumen

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2023

Artificial neural network optimization to predict saturated hydraulic conductivity in arid and semi-arid regions

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2022

Insight into copper and nickel adsorption from aqueous solutions onto carbon-coated-sand: Isotherms, kinetics, mechanisms, and cost analysis

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2022

Features Importance and Their Impacts on the Properties of Asphalt Mixture Modified with Plastic Waste: A Machine Learning Modeling Approach

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2022

Plant growth and nutrient accumulation in Melaleuca quinquenervia and Cymbopogon citratus treating high strength sewage effluent in constructed wetland systems with biochar media

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2022

Does wildlife crossing infrastructure work? A case study of three canopy-bridge designs and exclusion fencing from Moreton Bay Regional Council, Queensland

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2022

Potential Use of Biochar as an Amendment to Improve Soil Fertility and Tomato and Bell Pepper Growth Performance Under Arid Conditions

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2021

Collaborators2

Lindsey Slaughter

Associate Professor

Texas Tech University

UNITED STATES

Sukhbir Singh

Assistant Professor

Texas Tech University

UNITED STATES

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