Women in Research #LINO22: Ajibola Abiodun Bayode

Published on June 14, 2022

We're continuing our collaboration with Women in Research and Ulrike Böhm to profile some of the amazing female researchers participating in #LINO22. 

First up is Ajibola Abiodun Bayode from Nigeria - learn more about her career and research on our blog:

We conducted the acute toxicity test of the treated effluent on the water flea Cerio daphnia silvestrii spp. This project enlightened me on so many levels. In the end, two articles were published in reputable journals with good impact factors. This remains my best project because it addressed the problem of water pollution and scarcity in my country (Nigeria) and the world and it serves as a key solution to the current problem encountered in wastewater purification in most countries, providing new water treatment techniques and attaining the sustainable development goal (SDG 6).

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