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John McGrath

Professor

 https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0167-1709

  • Room 01.065 - Biological Sciences

    United Kingdom

Accepting PhD Students

PhD projects

Biogeochemistry of microbial phosphorus and nitrogen cycling Wastewater microbiology Bioremediation Microbial genomics, metagenomics and transcriptomics Soil microbiology Environmental sustainability Anaerobic digestion Clostridium difficile https://www.qub.ac.uk/schools/SchoolofBiologicalSciences/Connect/AcademicStaff/ProfessorJohnMcGrath/

19952020

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R6996BSC: An Irish Nutrient Platform to Underpin Sustainable Development

McGrath, J. & Manesiotis, P.

10/10/2018 → …

Project: Research

R3010CCE: Sorbents for the Recovery of High-value Volatile Fatty Acids from Waste and Low Value Organic Residues in Dairy Sector Waste

Manesiotis, P. & McGrath, J.

19/12/2017 → …

Project: Research

R3910CCE: Novel Renewable Sorbents for Removal and Recovery of Nitrogen from Waste

Manesiotis, P. & McGrath, J.

07/03/2017 → …

Project: Research

R3825CCE: Recovery and Recycling of Phosphorus From Waste

Manesiotis, P. & McGrath, J.

13/10/2016 → …

Project: Research

R3710BSC: i-PAD: Innovative biological phosphate (bioP) and anaerobic digestion (AD) technology for waste treatment, energy generation and phosphorus recovery

McGrath, J., Engl, C., Manesiotis, P. & Quinn, J.

10/07/2015 → …

Project: Research

R6932BSC: Phosphorus from wastewater: Novel technologies for advanced treatment and re-use

McGrath, J., Hyland, E., Manesiotis, P. & Quinn, J.

18/12/2014 → …

Project: Research

R6338QST: EC FP7-PEOPLE-ITN-2008 (Marie Curie) Project 238273 ATWARM

Allen, C. C. R., Allen, S., Kulakov, L., Larkin, M., McGrath, J., Quinn, J. & Walker, G.

01/08/2009 → …

Project: Research

R7246QST: A novel biotechnological approach to Phosphorus Removal from Wastewaters

McGrath, J. & Quinn, J.

01/08/2005 → 17/12/2019

Project: Research