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Sandhya Devalla
Sandhya has over 15 years’ experience in the area of analytical chemistry. The main focus of her work has been in the development of analytical methodologies and assessments of organic and inorganic contaminants in different environmental compartments.
Current research interests
My current work involves liaising with clients to act as a focal point for commercial analytical work; undertaking research and development of analytical methods to meet the requirements of clients from a variety of industries such as oil and gas, food, aquaculture and environmental.
Past research
Past work involved development of analytical methods, monitoring of marine environmental samples for inorganic and persistent organic contaminants as per the requirements of ISO 17025 quality standard, and assessment of data for trends and concentrations.
Bibliography
- Wright, P.J.; Regnier, T.; Gibb, F.M.; Augley, J.; Devalla, S. (2018) Identifying stock structuring in the sandeel, Ammodytes marinus, from otolith microchemistry., Fisheries Research, 199, 19-25.
- Regnier, T.; Augley, J.; Devalla, S.; Robinson, C.D.; Wright, P.,J.; Wright, F. (2017) Otolith chemistry reveals seamount fidelity in a deepwater fish., Deep-Sea Research, Part I, 121, 183-189.
- Wright, P.J.; Regnier, T.; Gibb, F.M.; Augley, J.; Devalla, S. (2018) Identifying stock structuring in the sandeel, Ammodytes marinus, from otolith microchemistry., Fisheries Research, 199, 19-25.
- Regnier, T.; Augley, J.; Devalla, S.; Robinson, C.D.; Wright, P.,J.; Wright, F. (2017) Otolith chemistry reveals seamount fidelity in a deepwater fish., Deep-Sea Research, Part I, 121, 183-189.
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