• Reviewer: Seminar Nasional Perikanan 2013 - Kalimantan Timur Menuju Teknologi Kelautan dan Perikanan yang Berkelanjutan 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (--, 2021-11-01)

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• Turnitin: Seminar Nasional Perikanan 2013 - Kalimantan Timur Menuju Teknologi Kelautan dan Perikanan yang Berkelanjutan 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (Kementerian Kelautan dan Perikanan, 2013-11-22)

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• Reviewer: SFS 2019 Oral - Can Treated Wastewater Serve as Habitat for Desert Fishes? 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (--, 2021-11-01)

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• Turnitin: SFS 2019 Oral - Can Treated Wastewater Serve as Habitat for Desert Fishes? 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (Society for Freshwater Science, 2019-05-23)

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• Reviewer: SFS 2019 Oral - Effects of treated effluent addition on streams: water quality, ecology, and future research directions 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (--, 2021-11-01)

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• Turnitin: SFS 2019 Oral - Effects of treated effluent addition on streams: water quality, ecology, and future research directions 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (Society for Freshwater Science, 2019-04-23)

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• Reviewer: SFS 2018 Oral - Restoring Aquatic Ecosystems in Arid Environments with Treated Wastewater: Wishful Thinking or Practical Reality? 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (--, 2021-11-01)

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• Turnitin: SFS 2018 Oral - Restoring Aquatic Ecosystems in Arid Environments with Treated Wastewater: Wishful Thinking or Practical Reality? 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (Society for freshwater Science, 2018-05-24)

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• Reviewer: SFS 2018 Oral - Dynamics of Water Quality in an Effluent-dominated Reach of the Santa Cruz River, AZ 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (--, 2021-11-01)

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• Turnitin: SFS 2018 Oral - Dynamics of Water Quality in an Effluent-dominated Reach of the Santa Cruz River, AZ 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (Society for Freshwater Science, 2018-05-24)

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• Reviewer: Annual JAM Meeting - Microplastic Pollution in the Effluent-Dependent Santa Cruz River 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (--, 2021-11-01)

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• Turnitin: Annual JAM Meeting - Microplastic Pollution in the Effluent-Dependent Santa Cruz River 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (The Wildlife Society and The American Fisheries Society, 2020-02-01)

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• Reviewer: Brown Bag Webinar - A case study on the Santa Cruz River Can Treated Wastewater Support Desert Fishes 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (--, 2021-11-01)

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• Turnitin: Brown Bag Seminar - A case study on the Santa Cruz River Can Treated Wastewater Support Desert Fishes 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (Water Resources Research Center, 2019-03-28)

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• Reviewer: Prosiding SCRRD 2021 - Microplastic pollution in the effluent-dependent lower Santa Cruz River during baseflow and post-flood conditions 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (--, 2021-11-01)

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• Turnitin: Prosiding SCRRD 2021 - Microplastic pollution in the effluent-dependent lower Santa Cruz River during baseflow and post-flood conditions 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (Sonoran Institute, 2021-03-26)

  Microplastics are an emerging contaminant of potential ecological concern in waterbodies across the world. One important point source of microplastic pollution is treated wastewater; after treatment, this effluent is ...

• Reviewer: Prosiding SCRRD 2021 - Seasonal and longitudinal water quality dynamics in three effluent-dependent rivers in Arizona 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (--, 2021-11-01)

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• Turnitin: Prosiding SCRRD 2021 - Seasonal and longitudinal water quality dynamics in three effluent-dependent rivers in Arizona 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (Sonoran Institute, 2021-03-26)

  The seasonal and longitudinal water quality dynamics across different geographic and climatic factors were investigated across six reaches of three effluent-dependent rivers in Arizona. We observed water quality deterioration ...

• Reviewer: Prosiding SCRRD 2018 - Dragonflies and Damselflies of the Lower Santa Cruz River: Brilliant Biodiversity and Opportunities for Community Engagement 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (--, 2021-11-01)

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• Turnitin: Prosiding SCRRD 2018 - Dragonflies and Damselflies of the Lower Santa Cruz River: Brilliant Biodiversity and Opportunities for Community Engagement 

  Hamdhani, Hamdhani (Sonoran Institute, 2018-10-31)

  One of the most diverse groups of aquatic invertebrates in the effluent-supported lower Santa Cruz River is the Odonata, which includes dragonflies and damselflies. Their larval life stages are aquatic and the colorful ...

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