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circular systems and improve the conditions for cultivation in urban environments. The aim is to contribute to advancements in wastewater treatment and resource recovery for sustainable water management and
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. The aim is to contribute to advancements in wastewater treatment and resource recovery for sustainable water management and food production. We will work in parallel with different areas that all connect
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imperative to safeguard both human well-being and the integrity of our natural environment. Currently, no water or wastewater treatment plants are designed to target micropollutants, resulting in the presence
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biological phosphorus removal. Change: Evaluate bioreactor operations using cutting-edge omics techniques Impact: Improve phosphorus removal and recovery in wastewater treatment processes The PhD project aims
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Worldwide decentralized water and wastewater systems, including in UK rural areas and Islands, can have a high cost and be unreliable, often failing during treatment. This project is part of
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-September) Project description: The occurrence of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in biosolids of wastewater treatment plants is becoming a serious issue since these substances are persistent in
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for the treatment and recycling of nutrients from food wastewater by physical and biotechnical methods Supervisor: prof.Ing.Ľuboš Jurík, PhD. Workplace: Institute
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alkyl acids input to the anthropogenic water cycle. We will develop a passive sampler of PFAA in municipal and industrial wastewater and landfill leachates. This enables the management of concentrated
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. Potential applications include identifying misconnections in surface water drainage networks, monitoring bathing waters, and discriminating the impacts of storm overflows/wastewater treatment works versus
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of vermiform-based wastewater treatment and sanitation systems have been installed primarily in the global south. This PhD will aim to provide a fundamental understanding of the pathogen reduction mechanisms in