Pablo Ledezma

@PLedezmaAWMC

Research Fellow @ Uni of Qld; ; Developer of tech for , &

Brisbane, Australia
awmc.uq.edu.au/pablo-ledezma
Joined October 2013
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  1. Sep 7

    New + led by ECR in JECE: "Efficient nitrogen removal and recovery from real digested sewage sludge reject water through electroconcentration". Can we eliminate the N-rich recirculation loop in WWTPs? 🤔👉

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    Aug 31

    Excellent chance to join a super interesting next Friday (Sept 10): dissertation brought to you by our very own Johannes and examined by Prof. Dr. Falk Harnisch . Just open Zoom and enjoy from the comfort of your home!

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  3. Jul 13

    New + in Separation & Purification Tech "Electro-concentration of urine designed for separation of sodium from nitrogen". Electro-pH control allows Na⁺/NH₄⁺ separation, producing a fertiliser with reduced sodicity 🪴

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    Jul 1

    Hey all members! Remember to tune in next week for the second webinar to get a comprehensive look into my PhD research 👩‍🔬 That will be my final public performance before retiring to a short summer break 😌 Don't forget to register! 👇

    📢Next seminar! 9 July 2 pm (CEST) (8 am East Coast US) Speaker: Veera Koskue - Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, Tampere University Title: (Bio)electrochemical nitrogen recovery from digested sewage sludge reject water Registration:
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  5. May 24

    👉. Part of the special issue: Innovative Technologies for Resource Recovery from Solid, Liquid and Gaseous Wastes.

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  6. May 24

    New + in led by ECR : Implementation of a sulfide–air fuel cell coupled to a sulfate-reducing biocathode for elemental sulfur recovery. Another international collaboration brought about by the fantastic meetings (pre-pandemic 🥲)

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    May 19

    PhD candidates, don't miss a post Covid-19 opportunity: “Applications are open for 15 PhD positions in the RecaP Project – Capture, recycling and societal management of phosphorus in the environment.

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  8. May 13

    Electrochemical system for selective oxidation of organics over ammonia in urine - now published in Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology

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    May 13

    Two positions open with me : 1. MSc by Res: Nutrient removal and recovery from municipal wastewater and 2. PhD: Applied biotechnology in wastewater treatment plants . Interested? - follow links. Please RT 😉🙏

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    Apr 14

    Would you like to know how your aerobic or anaerobic microbial production process can benefit from an anode? Check out our new review article on

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    Feb 14

    Very excited to share our hot-off-the-press paper on from , a joint effort between and ! You can freely access it using this link for the next 50 days, go have a read 👇

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    5 Nov 2020

    We are seeking a talented and enthusiastic Research Associate on Electrochemical reduction of CO2 to join an exciting multi-institutional and multi-disciplinary national research programme. Details:

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    15 Oct 2020

    Okay, Kyoto wins the (admittedly not hotly contested) best sewer bureau mascot character in the form of this giant robot with a manhole cover shield, battling a dragon (of sewage...?)

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  14. 7 Sep 2020

    New in 𝐁𝐢𝐨𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐦𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐲 'Extracellular electron transfer by 𝑀𝑖𝑐𝑟𝑜𝑐𝑦𝑠𝑡𝑖𝑠 𝑎𝑒𝑟𝑢𝑔𝑖𝑛𝑜𝑠𝑎 is solely driven by high pH'. An Asia-Pacific collaboration 🇦🇺🤝🇯🇵 with & WPI-MANA

    Microcystis causes harmful algae blooms that can decimate aquatic life and severely affect our freshwater reservoirs.
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  15. 24 Aug 2020

    New & in J. of Environmental Management: "Staged electrochemical treatment guided by modelling allows for targeted recovery of & from ". New options w/ Zero chemicals added!😱 Free 'til 12/10/20👉

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    9 Aug 2020

    Thrilled to be partnering with to deliver the ! Tune-in to our ONLINE Info Session, open to UQ students THIS WEDNESDAY 12 Aug. Special thanks to for supporting! Learn more ➡️

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    25 Jul 2020

    Register today for the 2020 Virtual Conference: Join your fellow water professionals at the first fully virtual Specialist Group conference of IWA. There are so many interesting sessions planned! Visit the conference website for more information!

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    17 Jun 2020

    Please RT: excellent wanted still almost two weeks to apply👇

    Please RT: 2-year Postdoc position available on electrobiorefinery concepts and new electrosynthetic processes. A lot of freedom to develop and pursue your own innovative ideas in the field of electrobiotechnology. Info and apply here👇
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    26 May 2020

    Please RT: 2-year Postdoc position available on electrobiorefinery concepts and new electrosynthetic processes. A lot of freedom to develop and pursue your own innovative ideas in the field of electrobiotechnology. Info and apply here👇

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    26 Feb 2020

    Are you our next PhD student? We are looking for talents for a 3 year position focusing on investigating genomic and ecophysiological diversity of cable bacteria. Deadline 1 May 2020.

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