Faculty/Staff Profile
Tania Datta, Ph.D.
(931) 372-3446
Dr. Datta is a newly appointed faculty member in the Center for Management, Utilization & Protection of Water Resources and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Her research interests include:
- Wastewater Treatment Design
- Environmental Microbiology
- Bioenergy Production
- Resource Recovery from Wastewater
- Role of Microbes in Natural Aquatic Ecosystem
- Low-Cost Technologies for Water and Sanitation in Developing Countries
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Education
Ph.D., University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA 2010
M.E., University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA 2006
B.E., R.V College of Engineering, Bangalore, India 2002
Selected Publications
G. T. Daigger, T. Datta, H. D. Stensel, D. Whitlock and J. Mackey (2012). “Evaluating the Role of Point Source Discharges Informs Statewide Nutrient Control Policy.” Submitted to Water Environment Research.
S. M. Kotay, T. Datta, J. Choi and R. Goel (2011). “Biocontrol of biomass bulking caused by Haliscomenobacter hydrossis using a newly isolated lytic bacteriophages.” Water Research, 45 (2): 694-704.
T. Datta, L. Racz, S. M. Kotay and R. Goel (2011). “Seasonal variations of nitrifying community in trickling filter-solids contact (TF/SC) activated sludge systems.” Bioresource Technology, 102 (3): 2272 -2279.
L. Racz, T. Datta, and R. Goel (2010). “Organic carbon effect on nitrifying bacteria in a mixed culture.” Water Science and Technology, 61 (11): 2951-2956.
L. Racz, T. Datta, and R. Goel (2010). “Effect of organic carbon on ammonia oxidizing bacteria in a mixed culture.” Bioresource Technology, 101 (16): 6454-6460.
T. Datta, and R. Goel (2010). “Evidence and Long Term Feasibility of Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal in Oxidation Ditch type of Aerated-anoxic Activated Sludge Systems.” ASCE Journal of Environmental Engineering, 136 (11): 1237 - 1247.
T. Datta, Y. Liu, and R. Goel (2009). “Evaluation of simultaneous nutrient removal and sludge reduction in using laboratory scale sequencing batch reactors.” Chemosphere, 76, 697-705.





