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Putri Shafa Kamila

Putri Shafa Kamila Research Topic Experimental adaptation of murine norovirus to uncharged ammonia exposure Research Abstract Global health system has evolved throughout the time and it has done much to provide protection to human health. However, the world is still burdened by the emerging and expanding infectious disease threats. The risks vary in terms of severity and probability, therefore prevention…

Tatsunoshin WAKINO

Tatsunoshin WAKINO 出身高校： Research Topic TBD Research Abstract TBD

Syoya TANAKA

Syoya TANAKA Research Topic TBD Research Abstract TBD

Riki MORIYASU

Riki MORIYASU Research Topic Building a Framework for Estimating Economic Burden from Human Pathogenic Risk and GHG emissions in Decentralized Sanitation System Research Abstract Among sanitation systems, which are multi-level barriers for the safe management of excreta, those without sewage systems and managed on-site are called decentralized systems and are widely used in developing countries. In decentralized systems, human intervention…

Kanki WATANABE

Kanki WATANABE Research Topic Development of a predictive model for the deterioration of sewage pipelines based on the quantification of specific genetic markers Research Abstract Based on the SDG6, water infrastructure is being implemented around the world. It is essential that the introduction of sustainable water supply and sewage systems be accompanied by appropriate asset management. Currently, however, the main…

YiLei WANG

YiLei Wang Research Topic Biosensor development for the detection of infectious disease biomarkers in wastewater Research Abstract Wastewater-based epidemiology (WBE) has emerged as a powerful tool for monitoring of community health status through the analysis of a variety of biomarkers in wastewater, however, there are several barriers for WBE implementation, including signficant labor and cost. A rapid on-site detection tool…

Ren SUZUKI

Ren SUZUKI Research Topic Construction of regularized regression model for chlorine disinfection of rotavirus in secondary treated wastewater Research Abstract Reuse of treated wastewater is one of the promising options to solve water shortages. Water-borne viruses which can remain in secondary treated wastewater need to be sufficiently inactivated. Log-reduction values of virus is determined by disinfection intensity; however, disinfection efficiency…

Anju SAWADA

Anju SAWADA Research Topic Development of a highly sensitive detection methods for airborne pathogens Research Abstract Respiratory infectious diseases are affecting human health over the world. In this study, a highly sensitive and detection of airborne pathogens will be developed, which would enable early measures to prevent the spread of infection.

Lucas MARIJANOVIC

Lucas Marijanovic Research Topic Advancements in high-throughput qPCR technology for comprehensive pathogenic virus monitoring and investigating transmission dynamics Research Abstract Infectious diseases caused by pathogenic viruses remain a significant global health threat, necessitating robust monitoring strategies to curb their transmission and understand complex cause-and-effect relationships. High-Throughput quantitative polymerase chain reaction (HT-qPCR) technology has emerged as a transformative tool, offering rapid…

Jarin TASNIM

Jarin Tasnim Research Topic Life cycle assessments of wastewater treatment systems for identifying sustainable solutions with the approach of multiple objective optimizations Research Abstract Ensuring Clean Water and Sanitation stands 6th out of the 17 Sustainable Goals listed by the United Nations Organization. To this date, several water supply systems and wastewater treatment systems are available to ensure proper drinking…

Marcus SANCHEZ

Marcus Sanchez Research Topic The prediction of clinical cases of infectious diseases using variant information obtained from wastewater Research Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic has shown the importance of tracking the spread of pathogens throughout the community before symptoms appear, so that appropriate measures can be taken to limit the spread of disease. During the initial stages of an epidemic, there…

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