Rate My Professor Hannah Franklin

Franklin's career at Griffith University began around 2016 as a Research Associate and progressed to her current roles. She has received the Advance Queensland Fellowship in 2020 to study natural river processes treating water in Queensland, and the Griffith University New Researcher Grant in 2017. Key publications include 'Plants for nitrogen management in riparian zones: A proposed trait-based framework to select effective species' (2019), 'Nitrogen removal by tropical floodplain wetlands through denitrification' (2019), 'A novel bioassay to assess phytoplankton responses to soil-derived particulate nutrients' (2018, Science of the Total Environment), 'Comparison of DET, DGT and conventional porewater extractions for determining nutrient profiles and cycling in stream sediments' (2019), 'Leaf litter additions enhance stream metabolism, denitrification, and restoration prospects for agricultural catchments' (2017), and 'Effects of terrestrial dissolved organic matter on a bloom of the toxic cyanobacteria, Raphidiopsis raciborskii' (2022). Her research has garnered approximately 380 citations, contributing to practical applications in environmental remediation and sustainable water management. As a lecturer, she contributes to teaching in environmental science courses.