Follow our CEO Tomson Tomoiye‘s ground-breaking journey as he publishes his first scientific paper in the Journal of Sustainability, specifically in the field of Sustainable Chemical Engineering and Technology, focusing on the title “copper contamination affects the biogeochemical cycling of nitrogen in freshwater sediment mesocosms.”
This is a very interesting paper with applications to PNG mining and other exploration industries. We strongly recommend Conservation & Environment Protection Authority (CEPA PNG) to consider reading this paper as it does explore the extend of impact under specific recommended guidelines, mostly imposed by CEPA.
This research is a collaborative effort between Dr. Lehto from Lincoln University and Dr. Huang from the University of South Australia.
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Our CEO is a staunch advocate of local research, consistently championing the idea of fostering teaching, learning, and research partnerships with the Office of Higher Education and the PNG Government. Despite our limited achievements thus far, this publication could potentially serve as a catalyst for forging lasting and impactful partnerships, if any.
We have a myriad of captivating topics awaiting exploration. One such compelling area of study involves the recent water contamination incidents affecting the Kaminimbit and Mamari Villagers in the Middle Sepik LLG of the Angoram District, located in the East Sepik Province. By investigating these real-world challenges, we can simultaneously provide valuable educational opportunities for students, enabling them to pursue higher degrees in this fascinating domain.
