PhD student at the Telethon Kids Institute, Wal-yan Respiratory Research Centre and Curtin University looking into biodiesel toxicity. My views are my own.
Our third impact story we are sharing today as part of the @WalyanCentre's celebrations for @Aus_ScienceWeek is 👉Biodiesels not as clean and green as they seem https://t.co/7eNqYvcJ8H as featured in the @telethonkids Impact Report. This #research is led by @KatLandwehr
The third paper for my PhD, and arguably the most important. Some biodiesel types are a toxic green, not the natural one many think of for renewable energy #ScienceTwitter#biodiesel : Fuel feedstock determines biodiesel exhaust toxicity... https://t.co/BZqoWfXB70
Well done to our final #WACRF recipient, Dr Ruth Thornton, lead of the ATOMIC Ears Study by @telethonkids@UWAresearch@CurtinUni@PerthChildrens researchers evaluating the safety & tolerability of anti-biofilm therapy in kids with recurrent #otitismedia
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Another awesome job by @KatLandwehr and colleagues investigating the effects of fuel additives on the lungs! @WalyanCentre@CurtinUni@telethonkids
Biodiesel Exhaust Toxicity with and without Diethylene Glycol Dimethyl… https://t.co/sXgnict9hZ
Finally joining the Twitter #research conversation! Thought this paper would be a good place to start. @WalyanCentre@telethonkids#Biodiesel#resptox
Soy Biodiesel Exhaust is More Toxic than Mineral Diesel Exhaust in Primary Human Airway Epithelial Cells https://t.co/Sp4DoBnLqi