Using her own ‘research assistant’, Bailey, and the poo of hundreds of dogs from day care, PhD candidate Emily Bryson has been studying the breakdown of dangerous pathogens in different compost temperatures, even using worm farms. She recently sequenced DNA in dog waste bacteria to find a way to loop the poop into safe gardening.
SETAC Australia – Student Spotlight, December 1, 2021
“Emily Bryson is a ‘fecal decompologist’ with a horticultural spin,” COSMOS, April 19, 2021
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