Lisa Paruch

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Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research

Norway

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Lisa Paruch is a Research Professor at the Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research in Norway. Her research areas include microbial water quality, the application of digestate as fertilizer in agricultural systems, and pathogen removal from urban wastewater. Recent publications focus on molecular diagnostic tools for surveillance of water quality and innovations in wastewater treatment using novel materials.

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Temporal dynamics of pathogen removal and faecal source tracking in a Norwegian nature-based solution/system treating urban waters

Digestate: Scope and application as nitrogen fertilizer for rice

Digestate in paddy soil – methane emission and carbon sequestration

Current status of microbial source tracking applications in constructed wetlands serving as nature-based solutions for water management and wastewater treatment

Editorial: Advancing molecular diagnostic tools for robust surveillance of microbial water quality

Introducing Semi-Interpenetrating Networks of Chitosan and Ammonium-Quaternary Polymers for the Effective Removal of Waterborne Pathogens from Wastewaters

Effective removal of antibiotic resistance genes from wastewater using marine waste-derived novel nanocomposites

An Overview of Microbial Source Tracking Using Host-Specific Genetic Markers to Identify Origins of Fecal Contamination in Different Water Environments

Molecular Identification of Infectious Enteropathogens in Faeces of Healthy Horses

Molecular Diagnostic Tools Applied for Assessing Microbial Water Quality

Hepatitis C virus E2 envelope glycoprotein produced in Nicotiana benthamiana triggers humoral response with virus‐neutralizing activity in vaccinated mice

Mitigating Antibiotic Resistance Genes in Wastewater by Sequential Treatment with Novel Nanomaterials

Cross-tracking of faecal pollution origins, macronutrients, pharmaceuticals and personal care products in rural and urban watercourses

Seasonal dynamics of lotic bacterial communities assessed by 16S rRNA gene amplicon deep sequencing

Molecularly imprinted films and quaternary ammonium-functionalized microparticles working in tandem against pathogenic bacteria in wastewaters

DNA-based faecal source tracking of contaminated drinking water causing a large Campylobacter outbreak in Norway 2019

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