Lisa Aditya is a Research Fellow working in water and wastewater treatment, with core expertise in microalgae biotechnology. Her broader research also extends to semiconductor wastewater treatment, where she applies catalytic and advanced oxidation processes to remove industrial contaminants such as hydrogen peroxide, triazole compounds, and PFAS.

Her research has resulted in two Australian patent applications for wastewater treatment technologies that are currently undergoing industrial and commercial evaluation. All of her peer-reviewed publications have been published in leading Q1 journals, with two recognised as Highly Cited Papers. Since 2023, she has taught and tutored engineering subjects at the University of Technology Sydney, including Fluid Mechanics, Heat and Mass Transfer, and Process Simulation. She also supervises master’s and PhD students.

Currently she serves as a Chief Investigator on an industry-linked research project with Aerofloat focused on PFAS removal technologies. She also works directly and closely with Infinite Water International on hydrogen peroxide and triazole removal from semiconductor wastewater.