The following table provides the years of relevant experience and highlights of support for various types of methane mitigation activities. The member’s information reflects a set of activity types that were pre-determined by GMI to provide relevant information to GMI stakeholders.
| Activity | Years | Highlights |
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| Project Technical (design, engineering, and planning) | 10 | Dr. Syakina’s work in wastewater treatment and hydrogen production exemplifies her ability to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical applications. Through her extensive research, she has focused on developing innovative solutions for complex environmental and engineering challenges, such as the effective treatment of POME and the efficient production of biohydrogen.
Her expertise in technical research and development has resulted in pioneering solutions, such as the use of immobilized bacteria on advanced carriers like granular activated carbon (GAC) and hydroxyapatite for biohydrogen production. These carriers have been optimized to enhance microbial attachment, improve hydrogen yields, and stabilize production processes. This work demonstrates her ability to develop and refine systems based on evolving technologies and sustainability goals.
In the wastewater treatment sector, Dr. Syakina’s experience includes analyzing and improving anaerobic digestion systems for methane and hydrogen production. Her innovative use of eco-enzyme technology and biochar derived from agricultural waste reflects a commitment to continuous improvement and sustainability. By addressing constraints such as nutrient limitations and microbial efficiency, she has introduced new methodologies to enhance the performance of anaerobic systems.
Furthermore, her ability to transfer knowledge to industry stakeholders and students illustrates her focus on leveraging research for real-world improvements. This includes collaborating with industry players to evaluate the feasibility of novel bioconversion processes and conducting knowledge-sharing workshops to extend the application of her work beyond academia. These initiatives underscore her ability to identify gaps in existing technologies and deliver targeted improvements. |