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Dr. Sri Suhartini<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n
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Dr. Sri\nSuhartini is currently working as a senior lecturer at the Department of Agro-industrial\nTechnology (AIT), Faculty of Agricultural Technology, Universitas Brawijaya,\nMalang, Indonesia. She has recently been appointed as the Secretary of the\nDepartment of AIT. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Prior to joining\nUniversitas Brawijaya, Dr. Suhartini was a research assistant in bioenergy at the\nCenter of Resilient Environment at Birmingham City University (BCU) from August\n2014 until January 2017 under the mentorship of Prof. Lynsey Melville. During\nthis period, she was involved in several international projects working with a multi-\nand trans-disciplinary team, such as the BioenNW Interreg IVB Project in\n2014-2016 on supporting Decision Support Tools (DST) for evaluating the\npotential of local bioenergy project. Prior to that, she was involved in an\nindustrial consultation on enhancing biogas production from thickened waste\nactivated sludge (TWAS) using ultrasonic pre-treatment from 2015 until 2017.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Upon her return\nto Indonesia in February 2017, Dr. Suhartini has been actively involved in\neducation (teaching), research and community engagement programs. Her current\nresearch focuses on circular economy include biomass valorisation (i.e.,\norganic waste and macroalgae) using AD technology, waste management and\ntreatment, CEN footprint, and biomass characteristics and its energy potential.\nShe is the principle investigator for several international projects: (1)\nNewton Fund Institutional Link on sustainable macroalgae valorization; (2) The\nRoyal Academy of Engineering on developing integrated textile wastewater\ntreatment technology; and (3) research activity on energy potential evaluation\nfrom agro-industrial waste. She is also involved in several national research\nprojects, among others, on improving biogas production from EFOB through\nbiological pre-treatment, and biogas production from organic waste (i.e., food\nwaste, chicken manure). <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Dr. Suhartini is also an active member in professional organisations such as the Sustainable Bioresources Waste Technology and Bioeconomy research group, the Organisation for Women in Science for the Developing World, and the International Waste Association. Dr. Suhartini obtained her Doctoral Degree in Civil Engineering and the Environment from the University of Southampton (UoS) in the United Kingdom in 2014, where she focused on anaerobic digestion (AD) of sugar beet pulp and on carbon, energy and nutrient (CEN) footprint studies.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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