Global Wastewater Day launches

On a single coordinated day, participating organisations across the globe will collect a wastewater sample. These will be analysed both in the participant laboratories (where possible) and at a central lab to generate a unique global dataset providing insight into antimicrobial resistance, pathogens, pharmaceuticals, and wider human health indicators. The initiative is part of GLOWACON, the Global Consortium for Wastewater and Environmental Surveillance for Public Health.

The official website will be available soon. In the meantime, read more here.

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Water Research Showcase event on campus – a great success!

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Global Wastewater Day launches

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New paper: Demographic-Driven Wastewater-Based Epidemiology: Refining Population Estimates for Enhanced Chemical Monitoring

Award success for Dr Despina Moschou

PhD Opportunity: Automated Sensing and Identification of Chemical and Pathogen Markers in Wastewater.

Water Research Showcase event on campus – a great success!

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