Damian Hine

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University of Queensland

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Damian Hine is a Professor at the University of Queensland, Australia. His research focuses on integrating machine learning in environmental applications, regulatory frameworks for pandemic responses, and innovations in the bioeconomy. He has authored several articles addressing the economic aspects of food supply chains and advancements in agro-industrial byproducts, among other topics.

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Sudhir Yadav

Associate Professor

AUSTRALIA

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Maria Giuliana Oyola-Lozada

University of Queensland

AUSTRALIA

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Shoufeng Cao

Queensland University of Technology

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Articles (11)

Waste to protein: A systematic review of a century of advancement in microbial fermentation of agro‐industrial byproducts

Anticipatory regulation for pandemic responses: are we there yet?

Integrating machine learning methods for computing greenhouse gas emissions baselines in agriculture

Delivering impactful solutions for the bioeconomy

Collaborative risk management in decentralised multi-tier global food supply chains: an exploratory study

Assessing the Impact of US Food and Drug Administration Breakthrough Therapy Designation Timing on Trial Characteristics and Development Speed

Improving supply chain risk visibility and communication with a multi-view risk ontology

Working Hard or Hardly Working? Regulatory Bottlenecks in Developing a COVID-19 Vaccine

Economic assessment of community-based pearl oyster spat collection and mabé pearl production in the western Pacific

Economic feasibility of small-scale mabé pearl production in Tonga using the winged pearl oyster, Pteria penguin

Slack resources and growth performance: The mediating roles of product and process innovation capabilities

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Sudhir Yadav

Maria Giuliana Oyola-Lozada

Shoufeng Cao

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