Water

Drawn by the prospect of cleaning ocean water of harmful chemicals potentially using robots, Philippa Kearney was promptly convinced to join Dr Petra Cameron’s group at the University of Bath. In this interview, Philippa tells us how, besides her involvement...

Ana Lanham is an early career academic who proudly carries the flag for team-work and collaboration and works at the Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Bath. After getting her PhD and working in policy for environmental technologies, Ana was...

Meet Caitlin Taylor, a CSCT student on the final year of her PhD with a self-reported obsession with finding photocatalysts in everyday products. After graduating at the University of Bristol with an MSc in Chemistry, her sense of curiosity took...

Caitlin is a third year PhD student working with Dr Jannis Wenk on photocatalysis for wastewater treatment to remove emerging contaminants. In the last week of May, I travelled to China for the International Water Association (IWA) 15th Leading Edge...

One humid Sunday in March 2018, 16,585 chemists gathered in New Orleans for the 255th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society. The ACS holds meetings twice a year, and the theme of this Spring meeting was “Nexus of Food,...

IWA Young Water Professional Benelux Conference, 5-7 July Going back to the source On the 5th of July I returned to the Bioscience Engineering department of the University of Ghent where I gained my Master’s degree in Bioscience Engineering nearly...

Our MRes cohort took part in ‘Water Water… Everywhere?’ exhibition at the Cheltenham Science Festival. Participating student, Dan Davies created this video to compile the highlights of the event.

Four students from the CSCT: Stephen Bradley, Dominic Ferdani, Richard Maltby and Jon Chouler, recently attended and presented posters at ChemEngDay 2015, hosted by the University of Sheffield for IChemE. The event had over 350 Chemical Engineers from academia and industry. This report...