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Biochar and Soil Fertility Educating the Next FEW Leaders Methane and Waste to Wealth Rainwater Harvesting and Irrigation Water Quality and Water Reuse

Leena Malayil

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Leena Malayil

Associate Research Professor | GEOH | Co-PI | UMD

lmalayil@umd.edu

Dr. Leena Malayil is an Associate Research Professor in the Department of Global, Environmental, and Occupational Health (GEOH) at the University of Maryland. She is the program manager for CONSERVE and also part of the DAWN education team and manages the Summer Internship Program. She also directs the Maryland Safe Drinking Water Study, an initiative to protect drinking water in underserved communities in Maryland. This project aims to evaluate the microbial and chemical contaminants present in both municipal water and well waters within MD. 

She received a PhD in Toxicology and Environmental Health from the University of Maryland, an MS in Toxicology from the University of Georgia as well as an MSc in Microbiology and a triple major (Zoology, Chemistry and Microbiology) BSc degree from India.

Research Interests: Rainwater harvesting; Public health; One health

Areas of Expertise: Water quality; Microbial genomics; Antimicrobial resistance

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