Published On 05/03/2024
Research topics addressed in the upcoming cycle include improvements to real-time monitoring of bathing waters, development of a circular economy framework and the study of novel disinfection processes for wastewater treatment.
Steve Kaye, CEO of UKWIR said, “By harnessing diverse perspectives from water companies, academia, and other stakeholders, we ensure our research directly delivers tangible benefits for both the environment and customers, as the sector undergoes a period of significant transformation and innovation.”
EoI are open until Thursday 28th March 2024 for the following projects:
These projects will deliver significant financial, environmental and societal benefits for the environment, water sector and customers.
Earlier this year, we announced the direction of its research projects from now to 2050, the outcomes it is aiming for by 2030, and how the organisation aims to deliver this work. The research strategy reflects global trends and aligns with key initiatives like UK 2050 Water Innovation. It builds on industry challenges identified through extensive stakeholder engagement.
For detailed information about each project, or to submit an expression of interest for a specific project, visit: https://ukwir.org/ukwir-projects-open-to-expressions-of-interest