Enhanced real-time cyanobacterial fluorescence monitoring through chlorophyll-a interference compensation corrections.
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- 1. University of New South Wales
- 2. South Australian Water Corporation
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Australian Research Council's Linkage Projects — Grant: LP130100033
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South Australian Water Corporation
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Water Corporation and Water Research Australia Ltd.
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UNSW UNESCO Centre for Membrane Science and Technology
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Government Research Training Program Scholarship
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WaterRA PhD scholarship
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the Nancy Millis Memorial PhD scholarship
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Women in Engineering Award (UNSW)
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Engineering research award (UNSW)
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