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Onita Basu
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Research
Latest papers
Carboxylic Acid Production from Organic Waste: Integrating Substrate Composition, Reactor Configuration, Inoculum, and Future Perspectives.
Biotech (Basel (Switzerland)) · 2026
Kinetic effects of anaerobic staging and aeration rates on sequencing batch moving bed biofilm reactors: Carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus treatment of cheese production wastewater.
Chemosphere · 2020
Latest funding
- $50,000
Resilient Filtration Technologies for Safe Drinking Water in a Changing Climate: Advancing Solutions for Canadian Communities and Beyond
NSERC · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $147,250
Energy-Dispersive X-Ray Spectroscopy (EDS) Detector for Elemental Research
NSERC · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $750,000
NSERC CREATE in Water and Sanitation for Low-resource Contexts
NSERC · 2022 · Co-investigator
2 publications.
Carboxylic Acid Production from Organic Waste: Integrating Substrate Composition, Reactor Configuration, Inoculum, and Future Perspectives.
Thapa A, Fu S, Sebastian J, Basu O, Hosseinian F, Sharma U, Sharma D, Hussain A
Kinetic effects of anaerobic staging and aeration rates on sequencing batch moving bed biofilm reactors: Carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus treatment of cheese production wastewater.
Tsitouras A, Basu O, Al-Ghussain N, Delatolla R
Resilient Filtration Technologies for Safe Drinking Water in a Changing Climate: Advancing Solutions for Canadian Communities and Beyond
Principal investigators: Basu, Onita
Keywords: membrane technology; biofiltration; granular (conventional) filtration; ceramic and polymeric membranes; sustainable development; drinking water treatment; novel media development
Energy-Dispersive X-Ray Spectroscopy (EDS) Detector for Elemental Research
Principal investigators: Basu, Onita
Keywords: compositional analysis; element indentification and mapping; energy dispersive x-ray; HQP training; materials development; microscopy; surface chemistry; surface composition
NSERC CREATE in Water and Sanitation for Low-resource Contexts
Principal investigators: Dorea, Caetano CC
Keywords: development; humanitarian; low-and middle-income countries; public health engineering; safely managed services; sanitation; small and remote communities; sustainable development goals; water supply and treatment
Biofiltration and Membrane Technology for Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience in Drinking Water Treatment
Principal investigators: Basu, Onita
Keywords: biofiltration; filtration; membrane technology; sustainable water treatment; water treatment
Fresh food to final solution: Agriculture made green
Principal investigators: Basu, Onita
Adsorption behaviour of a modified solid biomedia for wastewater treatment
Principal investigators: Basu, Onita
Investigation and analysis at full and pilot scale on operational procedures of biofiltration unit**processes in drinking water treatment
Principal investigators: Grant, Ginger
Aerated granules for carbon, nitrogen and phosphorous removal using a bench scale sequencing batch reactor
Principal investigators: Basu, Onita
Membrane sustainability - repurposing of drinking water membranes for wastewater applications
Principal investigators: Basu, Onita
Fouling control of low pressure membrane systems for drinking water applications
Principal investigators: Basu, Onita
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Robert Delatolla and Onita Basu: 1 shared paper
- Abid Hussain and Onita Basu: 1 shared paper
- Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Civil Engineering
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