Dr. Anna Lintern
Dr. Anna Lintern
Water security is one of the greatest challenges facing society. I investigate water quality – which is a critical component of water security.
My research focuses on understand where and when we get pollution in our rivers and lakes, and what we can do to reduce those pollution levels.
I co-lead the Green Infrastructure and Water Quality Research Group (GIWaQ) group. In this group, we are a collective of individuals driven by passion for science and changing the world for the better, whilst upholding our core values of inclusion and kindness.
Qualifications
- Doctor of Philosophy,(Ph.D), Civil Engineering, Monash University
- Bachelor's Degree, Civil Engineering, Monash University
- Bachelor's Degree, Arts,(Japanese, History), Monash University
Awards:
- 2026: Departmental Award for Graduate Supervision
- 2022: Departmental Award for Excellence in Research
- 2021: VESKI Victoria Fellowship
- 2021: MSSANZ Early Career Excellence Award
See https://research.monash.edu/en/persons/anna-lintern/projects/ for list of current and past projects.
Teaching Commitments
- ENE1621 - Introduction to Environmental Engineering
- ENE2268 - Hydrology and Climate Change
Additional Roles
2026 – current: Senior Editor, WIREs Water
2025 – current: Editor, Hydrological Processes
2024 – current: Australian Academy of Science EMCR Forum Executive
2022 – 2025: Associate Editor, WIREs Water
2022 – current: Associate Editor, Journal of Environmental Quality
2021 – current: MSSANZ Water Quality Modelling Special Interest Group
2020 – 2025: Future Earth Australia Early Career Researcher Representative
2020 – 2024: STA STEM Ambassador (Goldstein Electorate)