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New Aussie Research

Dec 19, 2024
1 min read

Updated: Apr 15

Congratulations to Dr Emily Bryson - PhD conferred November 2024


Thesis Poo, Pathogens and Plastics: Home composting domestic canine faeces for use in edible garden, Nov 2024 Link

Publications

1) Survey of dog owners April 2024

What do Australians do with their dog poo? A survey of dog-owning household practices and attitudes.

2) Literature Review - June 2024

Household dog fecal composting: Current issues and future directions ABSTRACT

3) Composting Bags - November 2024

Disintegration of certified compostable plastic bags in outdoor household composting conditions. Link 



There is limited research available about dogs and managing dog waste, so it is great to see an Australian researcher publishing their work.

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Tao jack
7 days ago

Congrats to Dr Emily Bryson—it’s refreshing to see Australian research tackle dog poo, especially the composting bags study and the survey on what households actually do with it. I hadn’t realised how little research existed on this, so the thesis title Poo, Pathogens and Plastics really caught my eye. By the way, I keep a free AI prompt library and generator I like to share: https://nanoprompts.net/

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