Juhyeoh Roh

 Introduction:
I’m from South Korea. I enjoy the process of netting and conducting experiments, observing natural phenomena, and ponder over the reason behind what I observe. I have been interested in water quality research, which led me to be at a membrane lab for water purification. My career goal is to develop water purification infrastructures for securing water for the future generation. I also spend time on doing yoga, and reading philosophy & classic books. My favorite book is The Count of Monte Cristo

 Research:
​Graduate
Investigate nutrient recovery (P, N) by membrane filtration and struvite precipitation
 
Undergraduate
Researched on assessment of the cytotoxicity of hurricane floodwater from North Carolina
Studied the cytotoxicity of byproducts from disinfected wastewater
Investigated on the life span of woodchips from denitrifying bioreactors
Studied the flow rate of the bioreactor control structure with a V-notch
 

Publications:
ASABE, American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers                                                         
Co-author in “Calibration of Stainless Steel-edge V-notch Weir Stop Logs for Water Level Control Structures”           
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