
Qiuda Zheng is a Research Fellow at the Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Sciences, the University of Queensland. He completed his PhD in 2022 and his PhD research was about estimating tobacco and alcohol use by wastewater-based epidemiology. He has a keen interest in linking public health information with wastewater-based epidemiology to assess the consumption of tobacco, alcohol and a range of pharmaceuticals in populations.
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Improving Estimation of Tobacco Use by Wastewater-based Epidemiology Australian Research Council |
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Realistic Assessment of Biomarker Transformation in the Wastewater System QAEHS HDR Student Project |
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Wastewater Analysis for Drug Monitoring in Correctional Facilities QAEHS HDR Student Project |
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Understanding Australia by Analysing Wastewater During the Census 2021 ARC Linkage Project |
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Third-hand Smoking of Methamphetamine: An Investigation of Airborne Methamphetamine Levels and Remediation Approach QAEHS HDR Student Project |
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Wastewater analysis for legal and illicit tobacco use estimation in Australia | |
Understanding the vaping epidemic through novel integrative monitoring tool ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award |