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Matthew J. Wade
Researcher at Newcastle University
Publications - 65
Citations - 819
Matthew J. Wade is an academic researcher from Newcastle University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Medicine & Wastewater. The author has an hindex of 13, co-authored 46 publications receiving 451 citations. Previous affiliations of Matthew J. Wade include University of Strathclyde & McMaster University.
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Understanding and managing uncertainty and variability for wastewater monitoring beyond the pandemic: Lessons learned from the United Kingdom national COVID-19 surveillance programmes.
Matthew J. Wade,Bo Fritzbøger,Anna Lo Jacomo,Elena Armenise,Mathew R. Brown,Joshua T. Bunce,Graeme J Cameron,Zhou Fang,Kata Farkas,Deidre F Gilpin,David W. Graham,Jasmine M. S. Grimsley,Alwyn Hart,Till Hoffmann,Katherine J Jackson,David L. Jones,Chris J Lilley,John W. McGrath,Jennifer McKinley,Cormac McSparron,Behnam Firoozi Nejad,Mario Morvan,Marcos Quintela-Baluja,Adrian M I Roberts,Andrew C. Singer,Célia Souque,Vanessa Speight,Chris Sweetapple,David I. Walker,Glenn Watts,Andrew J. Weightman,Barbara Kasprzyk-Hordern +31 more
TL;DR: In this article, a discussion of measurement uncertainty associated with surveillance of wastewater, focusing on lessons-learned from the UK programmes monitoring COVID-19 is presented, showing that sources of uncertainty impacting measurement quality and interpretation of data for public health decision-making, are varied and complex.
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Medium shapes the microbial community of water filters with implications for effluent quality
TL;DR: Overall, GAC proved to be better than sand in controlling microbial growth, by promoting higher bacterial decay rates and hosting less bacterial cells, and showed better performance for putative pathogen control by leaking less Legionella cells into the effluent water.
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Perspectives in Mathematical Modelling for Microbial Ecology
Matthew J. Wade,Jérôme Harmand,Boumediene Benyahia,Théodore Bouchez,Stephane Chaillou,Bertrand Cloez,Jean-Jacques Godon,Claude Lobry,Boumédiène Moussa Boubjemaa,Alain Rapaport,Tewfik Sari,Roger Arditi +11 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the current state of mathematical modelling in microbial ecology, looking back at the developments that have defined the synergies between the disciplines, and outline some of the existing challenges that motivate us to provide practical models in the hope that greater engagement with empiricists and practitioners in the microbiological domain may be achieved.
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Incorporating microbial community data with machine learning techniques to predict feed substrates in microbial fuel cells.
Wen-Fang Cai,Wen-Fang Cai,Keaton Larson Lesnik,Matthew J. Wade,Matthew J. Wade,Elizabeth S. Heidrich,Yun-Hai Wang,Hong Liu +7 more
TL;DR: The results suggest that incorporating microbial community data with machine learning algorithms can be used for the prediction of feed substrate and for the potential improvement of MFC-based biosensor signal specificity, providing a new use of machine learning techniques that has substantial practical applications in biotechnological fields.
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Temperature, inocula and substrate: Contrasting electroactive consortia, diversity and performance in microbial fuel cells
Elizabeth S. Heidrich,Jan Dolfing,Matthew J. Wade,William T. Sloan,Christopher Quince,Thomas P. Curtis +5 more
TL;DR: Substrate was the dominant factor in determining performance and diversity: unexpectedly the simple electrogenic substrate delivered a higher diversity than a complex wastewater.