It was inspiring to see how dedicated Lokesh is to engaging students with the course. Greatly enjoyed his course.
A true role model for academic success.
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Dr. Lokesh Padhye is an Associate Professor of Environmental Engineering at the University of Auckland. He obtained his Masters and PhD in Environmental Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
His research focuses on environmental organic chemistry, advanced water treatment, water quality, and water/wastewater treatment. He joined the University of Auckland in 2014. Dr. Padhye is a registered professional engineer (PE, CMEngNZ).
University of Auckland researchers use native harakeke flax to remove up to 99% of forever chemicals from water, offering a sustainable solution for NZ's PFAS challenges.
University of Auckland researchers modify native harakeke flax fibers to remove up to 99% of stubborn forever chemicals (PFAS) from water, offering a green solution to contamination challenges in New Zealand.
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