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Vacancy: Technical Specialist in Water Analysis

Applications are encouraged for a technician position to support two UKWIR funded projects focussed on mass spectrometry based analysis of water contaminants in the context of (1) fate and speciation of trace organic compounds in integrated constructed wetlands and (2) chemical drivers of antimicrobial resistance in wastewater.

10/06/2025
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Vacancy: Research Associate in Candida One-Health genomic epidemiology

We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Research Associate for a 24 Month fixed-term contract to work as part of the JPIAMR funded consortium 'Fungal Genomics and Antagonistic Community Interactions' (https://www.jpiamr.eu/projects/fugaci/).

10/06/2025

CWBE Newsletter #1 – May 2025

22/05/2025 Download PDF
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New paper published – building bridges to operationalize One Health

CWBE's researchers, alongside collaborators at the Environment Agency, Wessex Water and University of Bristol, have published a new paper on community-wide antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in the shadow of COVID-19, using wastewater-based epidemiology (WBE).

13/05/2025
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Award success for Dr Despina Moschou

One of CWBE's Co-Investigators, Senior Lecturer Dr Despina Moschou, has won two awards at the 2025 Electronics Weekly Women Leaders in Electronics Awards, which took place this week.

02/05/2025
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CWBE has launched!

The Centre of Excellence in Water-Based Early-Warning Systems for Health Protection has launched.

17/03/2025
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Tracking the health of the nation through wastewater

Researchers at the University of Bath are developing a powerful, anonymous, real-time epidemiology tool.

05/03/2025
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Researchers receive £1.9M grant to investigate fungal ‘superbugs’

Department of Life Sciences researchers are leading an international team in exploring the spread of pathogenic fungi in hospitals and the environment.

08/02/2025
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