Associate Professor Karin S. Tonderski is a Senior Lecturer in Environmental Sciences and Ecology at Linkoping University, Sweden. Her main research field is biogeochemical processes and applied aspects of constructed wetlands used for treatment and reuse of nutrients in polluted water. In addition to national research projects, she has been project leader of international projects in tropical and subtropical regions of the world, and serves as adviser to the national EPA in this field.
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