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, meteorology, etc.) and various models/sub-models (e.g., models for sewer networks, hydrology, river hydraulics, water/wastewater treatment technologies, economic models, etc.) of the system to be connected
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installed (pilot scale) at the hot spots of emissions, both at wastewater treatment plants and Combined Sewer Overflows, so that their performance can be evaluated. The PhD topic will aim to answer
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technologies in the field. Our state-of-the-art Environmental Analytical Laboratories and the National Water and Wastewater Treatment Facility located on the Cranfield campus enables rapid testing of technology
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such as environmental consultancies and agencies. DESCRIPTION OF THE PhD PROJECT The main objective of the PhD project is to elucidate the pathogens and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) flows between
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. Understanding of computer hardware, and large data handling. Programming skills are required. Supervisor: Dr. Matthias Delpey Institution: SUEZ-Rivage Pro Tech / PhD enrollment at University of Pau, Anglet campus
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, wastewater and sludge, effective treatment technologies are required to reduce or remove PFAS in contaminated liquid and wastewater sludge matrices. This PhD programme will evaluate the destruction of PFAS
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related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Wastewater Management Do you have enthusiasm for an interdisciplinary PhD research project that contributes to the transition
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, performance and maintenance of the real-world counterpart, including its interaction with other objects or systems. Critical infrastructures, such as a wastewater treatment ecosystem, employ DTs to monitor and
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signing the contract. Activity Outline: The proposed work aims at the treatment/reuse of industrial wastewater by advanced oxidation processes and separation with membrane technologies. Legislation and
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a wastewater treatment ecosystem, employ DTs to monitor and control their facilities. While larger countries seek to decentralise their system, resulting in multiple independent DTs (e.g. one per