Research interest: I am interested in exploring plant-derived compounds that can help restore antibiotic susceptibility in Pseudomonas aeruginosa. My research focuses on understanding how phytomolecules interfere with bacterial resistance mechanisms and including biofilm formation, to support the development of new approaches for combating antibiotic-resistant infections. 

Research interests: My research explores the potential of stress-resilient environmental microbes for the bioremediation of toxic contaminants. Specifically, I investigate bacteria capable of degrading persistent halogenated compounds, including PFAS, with the goal of developing sustainable strategies to improve environmental quality and safeguard human health.

Research interests: Antimicrobial resistance and discovery of novel antimicrobial compounds, actinomycete biology and ecology, natural product biosynthesis, and the application of microbial biotechnology to address emerging infectious diseases.

Research interests: Environmental microbiology, microbial fermentation, microbial production of diols, bioprocess engineering, and sustainable biomanufacturing.

Research interests: Environmental microbiology, sustainable production of diols and other value-added biochemicals, and the development of bioeconomy-driven solutions for environmental and industrial applications.

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