Rate My Professor Faddrine Jang

Faddrine Jang's research interests include aquatic biogeochemistry encompassing hydrology and oceanography, environmental monitoring and assessments, environmental pollution such as trace metals, microplastics, and emerging pollutants, ecotoxicology, and climate change. His key publications comprise 'Increased transfer of trace metals and Vibrio sp. from biodegradable microplastics to catfish Clarias gariepinus' (Environmental Pollution, 2022), 'Distribution and behaviour of dissolved selenium in tropical peatland-draining rivers and estuaries of Malaysia' (Biogeosciences, 2020), 'Handbook on Guarding Our Water Together' (2024), 'Monitoring of Heavy Metal Concentration and Microplastics Presence in Tasik Taman Aman' (2024), and 'A spatiotemporal study of a recreational freshwater lake: Ultraperformance liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry profiling of cyanotoxins and the dermal toxicity assessment' (Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, 2025). He has earned a Silver Award for 'Bringing the Environment to the Classroom: Immersive Fieldwork as a Tool for Undergraduate Learning' (2025) and a team Bronze Award for Best Presentation at the 2nd Research Officer National Symposium (ReONS) 2024. Dr. Jang accepts PhD students for projects on emerging pollutants and public health, and climate change impacts on environments, biodiversity, and community livelihoods. He contributes to public outreach for environmental awareness and sustainability, including the Climate Change Science Hub event in 2025 and water quality monitoring at Tasik Taman Aman.