Summary
Dr Philip Wallis is a Research Fellow at Uniwater, a joint initiative of The University of Melbourne and Monash University. Dr Wallis is located in the Monash Sustainability Institute where he participates in a number of research areas, including demand management and efficiency in water and electricity sectors, water governance, catchment-scale ecological assessment, and soil carbon sequestration. In 2010 he became an inaugural Fellow of the Peter Cullen Trust.
Experience
- Research Fellow, Monash University 2007 – present
Education
- Monash University, PhD, Chemistry, 2008
- Monash University, Bachelor of Environmental Science (Hons), 2004
Publications
- Water governance in a climate change world: appraising systemic and adaptive effectiveness, Water Resources Management 2011
- Catalytic activity of choline modified Fe(III) montmorillonite, Applied Clay Science 2011
- Mapping local-scale ecological research to aid management at landscape scales, Geographical Research 2011
- Planning as performance: the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, In: Basin Futures: Water Reform in the Murray-Darling Basin, ANU ePress, pp.399-411, 2011
- Appreciating institutional complexity in water governance dynamics: a case from the MDB, Australia, Water Resources Management 2011
- Partial Exchange of Fe(III) Montmorillonite with HDTMA Cation Increases Catalytic Activity, Langmuir 2010
- Assessing and improving the catalytic activity of K-10 montmorillonite, Green Chemistry 2007
- Oxidative coupling revisited: solvent-free, heterogeneous and in water, Green Chemistry 2006
Research Areas
- Environment Policy (160507)
- Environmental Sociology (160802)
Grants and Contracts
- National Water Governance Research Initiative (2011)
- Role: Co-ordinator
- Funding Source: NCCARF
Honours
Fellow of the Peter Cullen Trust (2010)
Available for
- Multidisciplinary Research Collaboration