Adjunct Associate Professor
James Smith
Faculty of Science,
School of Biology & Environmental Science
Biography
Research theme:Food, Environment and Security
Research discipline: Biogeoscience
Research areas
- Forestry practices and Fe biogeochemistry in a model E Australian coastal catchment
- Use of novel molecular ecological tools for isolation of new canegrub biocontrol agents
- Generation and evaluation of biological internal standards
Personal details
Positions
- Adjunct Associate Professor
Faculty of Science,
School of Biology & Environmental Science
Keywords
Antarctica - microbiology, Bioaerosols, Biofilms and biofouling, Bios, Environmental microbiology, Food microbiology, Microbial air quality measurement and analysis, Microbial ecology and biogeochemistry, Water/wastewater quality, monitoring and treatment
Research field
Microbiology
Field of Research code, Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification (ANZSRC), 2008
Qualifications
- Ph.d Microbiology (Montana State University)
Professional memberships and associations
- Australian Society for Microbiology
- Clean Air Society of Australia and New Zealand
- International Laboratory for Air Quality and Health
Teaching
Teaching areas
- Environmental microbiology (biogeochemistry)
- Food microbiology
- Microbial evolution and diversity
- Technical writing.
Areas of expertise
- Applied environmental microbiology
- Aerobiology and bioaerosols
- Microbial monitoring and regulation
- Water/wastewater microbiology and chemistry
- Antarctic microbiology.
Publications
QUT ePrints
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