11 wastewater PhD positions

PhD Studentship: Sensing Wastewater for Real-time Public Health

Leverhulme Trust Leadership Award, which aims on sensing wastewater for real-time public health, particularly on the development of novel low-cost and rapid sensors for rapid and on-site wastewater

PhD Studentship: Microbial Hydroponics - Novel Hydroponics Using Microbial Fuel Cells

of chlorophyll & amino acids), averting the need for chemical nitrogen sources (artificial fertilizers) & turning C into biomass. Mi-Hy’s only inputs are atmospheric CO2, light & (household) wastewater stream

PhD position Environmental Biotechnology

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

PhD position: Identification and management of point sources of PFAA input to anthropogenic water cycle

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

PhD position: Early detection of sources of viral epidemics using analysis of environmental samples

(WBE) has been increasingly applied in human and veterinary medicine, where analyses of wastewater or other relevant materials (sediments, droppings, surface water) and the obtained data are correlated

Research Assistant / Associate in Trickling Filters

Russell Davenport, Sam Wilson and Tom Curtis together with the BEWISe Wastewater Research Facility team, and a Research Technician. This will be a collaborative project delivered by a consortium, led by

WIRe CDT PhD in Environmental Engineering: Developing an easy-to-use device for rapid onsite detection of sewage in water

. Potential applications include identifying misconnections in surface water drainage networks, monitoring bathing waters, and discriminating the impacts of storm overflows/wastewater treatment works versus

PhD on Event-based Communication Algorithms for Knowledge Transfer with Distributed Digital Twins

or systems. Critical infrastructures, such as wastewater treatment ecosystems, employ digital twins to monitor and control their facilities. In such complex infrastructures, many separately-controlled systems

PhD on Event-based Communication Algorithms for Knowledge Transfer with Distributed Digital Twins

, simulate, analyse, and optimise the behaviour, performance and maintenance of the real-world counterpart, including its interaction with other objects or systems. Critical infrastructures, such as wastewater

PhD Studentship in: Defining the Outfall Mixing Zone

attention on the impact of both treated wastewater discharges and Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs). In response to these concerns, the UK Government’s Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs published