Jacqueline Thomas

Lecturer in Humanitarian Engineering

University of Sydney
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Jacqueline Thomas is a Lecturer in Humanitarian Engineering at The University of Sydney, Australia. Her research focuses on on-site sanitation, particularly in rural and peri-urban contexts in South-East Asia and the Western Pacific, as well as the adoption of innovative technologies in higher education. Recent articles include investigations into sanitation infrastructure in Fiji and Tanzania, as well as the impact of climate variability on drinking water quality. She actively explores solutions for resource recovery from faecal sludge to enhance resilience in water supplies.

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Farhana Haque

institute for global health (igh) university college london united kingdom

UNITED KINGDOM
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Benjy Marks

Lecturer in Geomechanics

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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