PROFILE
UPM's Staff Profile
DR. SHAHRIZIM BIN ZULKIFLY
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
shahrizim@upm.edu.my
SHAHRIZIM ZULKIFLY
Ph.D. (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
SENIOR LECTURER (DR.)
Department of Biology
Faculty of Science
Email: shahrizim@upm.edu.my
EXPERTISE
Phycology
Environmental Microbiology
Lichenology
Biology
Links:
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Shahrizim-Zulkifly
https://scholar.google.com.my/citations?user=flMzl28AAAAJ&hl=en
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7809-6469
http://science.upm.edu.my/jabatan/biologi/staf-534
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Dr. Shahrizim (Dr Reese) is a senior lecturer in the Department of Biology. His training is in medical Microbiology and Lichens taxonomy. He also had training in Algae taxonomy, culture and applications (phycology).
His previous research focused on the bioremediation of wastewater, production of high quality cellulose from algae as well as metagenomics of epiphytic bacteria on nuisance freshwater algae.
By using metagenomics, several identifying genes were identified in promoting bioremediation and nutrient cycling in algae. His current interest is continuing the applications of metagenomics in algae and bacteria in naturally occurring freshwater and marine ecosystems.
He is also interested in seasonal biodiversity of algae in relation to nutrient and environmental conditions. The applications of this research may be used in fields of bioremediation and also algae production.
CURRENT RESEARCH INTEREST:
• Biodiversity and metagenomics of algae and bacteria based on Next Generation Sequencing Platform
• Epiphytic communities dynamics of bacteria on algae
• Algae ecology and biodiversity association with physico-chemical properties of the environment.
• Bioremediation using algae.
• Production of high quality cellulose from freshwater algae.
• Implications of algae to human health • Algae production for food • Lichens biodiversity
Ph.D. (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
SENIOR LECTURER (DR.)
Department of Biology
Faculty of Science
Email: shahrizim@upm.edu.my
EXPERTISE
Phycology
Environmental Microbiology
Lichenology
Biology
Links:
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Shahrizim-Zulkifly
https://scholar.google.com.my/citations?user=flMzl28AAAAJ&hl=en
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7809-6469
http://science.upm.edu.my/jabatan/biologi/staf-534
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Dr. Shahrizim (Dr Reese) is a senior lecturer in the Department of Biology. His training is in medical Microbiology and Lichens taxonomy. He also had training in Algae taxonomy, culture and applications (phycology).
His previous research focused on the bioremediation of wastewater, production of high quality cellulose from algae as well as metagenomics of epiphytic bacteria on nuisance freshwater algae.
By using metagenomics, several identifying genes were identified in promoting bioremediation and nutrient cycling in algae. His current interest is continuing the applications of metagenomics in algae and bacteria in naturally occurring freshwater and marine ecosystems.
He is also interested in seasonal biodiversity of algae in relation to nutrient and environmental conditions. The applications of this research may be used in fields of bioremediation and also algae production.
CURRENT RESEARCH INTEREST:
• Biodiversity and metagenomics of algae and bacteria based on Next Generation Sequencing Platform
• Epiphytic communities dynamics of bacteria on algae
• Algae ecology and biodiversity association with physico-chemical properties of the environment.
• Bioremediation using algae.
• Production of high quality cellulose from freshwater algae.
• Implications of algae to human health • Algae production for food • Lichens biodiversity
NAME:
(DR.) SHAHRIZIM BIN ZULKIFLY
POSITION:
ENTITY:
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
FIELDS OF SUPERVISION
Bacteriology / Biodiversity And Conservation Of Natural Resources / Environmental Biotechnology / Microbial Biotechnology / Microbiology
PUBLICATION
2023:
Physicochemical impacts on bacterial communities of selected sites in Putrajaya lake
2022:
Application of Index of Atmospheric Purity (IAP) along elevation gradients in Gunung Jerai, Kedah, Malaysia
2020:
Physico-chemical influence on the diversity of phytoplankton at Putrajaya Lake and Wetlands, Putrajaya, Malaysia
2019:
Seasonal Influence on Diversity of Phytoplankton at Putrajaya Lake and Wetland
2019:
Lichens diversity and index of atmospheric purity of selected sites in Kedah, Malaysia
2017:
Comparison of phytoplankton diversity and succession between two small man-made lakes in Serdang, Selangor
2015:
A Metagenome For Lacustrine Cladophora (Cladophorales) Reveals Remarkable Diversity Of Eukaryotic Epibionts And Genes Relevant To Materials Cycling
2014:
A METAGENOME FOR LACUSTRINE CLADOPHORA (CLADOPHORALES) REVEALS REMARKABLE DIVERSITY OF EUKARYOTIC EPIBIONTS AND GENES RELEVANT TO MATERIALS CYCLING
2013:
The Genus Cladophora Kutzing (Ulvophyceae) as a globally distributed ecological engineer
2012:
The epiphytic microbiota of the globally widespread macroalga Cladophora glomerata (Chlorophyta, Cladophorales)
2012:
Freshwater diatoms as a source of lipids for biofuel
2011:
Bacterial production of free fatty acids from freshwater macroalgal cellulose
2011:
Distribution of Lichen Flora at Different Altitudes of Gunung Machincang, Langkawi Islands, Malaysia
2005:
Some Lichens of North Eastern Langkawi and Gunung Machincang Langkawi Islands