Anni Laihanen
July 5, 2019

WIRC/CSCT joint PhD student seminar – Olivia Bailey and Vicky De Groof

Posted in: CSCT, WIRC @ Bath, WISE CDT

Olivia and Vicky will talk about their PhD research on sustainable waste management in our monthly WIRC Colloquium seminar series in July.

Title: WIRC/CSCT joint PhD student seminar
When: Wednesday 17 July 2019 at 1.15pm
Where: Room 2.2, 6 East Building, University of Bath (Location and maps)
Note: This event is free and open to all.

Olivia Bailey is a PhD researcher within the Department of Chemical Engineering. Her research is focused on developing a sustainable design for future sewer systems, currently focusing on opportunities for water conservation/wastewater concentration and the consequences for the sewerage system.

Vicky De Groof is researching anaerobic mixed culture processes for bio-waste valorization with Dr Ana Lanham, Dr Tom Arnot, Professor David Leak and Dr Marta Coma. Her PhD project is conducted in partnership with Wessex Water and GENeco. Vicky is an MSCA-FIRE fellow within CSCT.

Any queries can be sent to Anni Laihanen.

Posted in: CSCT, WIRC @ Bath, WISE CDT

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