An essential event for all wastewater professionals, providing an overview of the latest innovations, best practices, cutting-edge technologies and research in the field.

This year's conference promises to be bigger and better than ever before.  The programme includes over 80 expert speakers who will share their operational experiences and practical solutions for the challenges facing the wastewater industry. 

There will also be panel discussions hosted by Ofwat and the Process Emissions Action Community (PEAC), keynote speakers, a site visit and plenty of networking opportunities.    

2025 Conference Programme 

Monday 16th June 

Located north of Birmingham in the River Tame catchment, Severn Trent Water’s Walsall Wood WwTW uses Royal HaskoningDHV’s Nereda® aerobic granular sludge technology. 

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Join us from 7pm - 8pm at the Telford International Centre for an informal meet and greet. 

This is a great opportunity to network with other attendees before the event, catch up with colleagues and meet the Aqua Enviro team.   

Tuesday 17th June 

Further details coming soon!

Process emissions in focus: A systems thinking approach to N₂O monitoring and enhancing efficiency, operation, and effluent control through real-time data

Alec Kimble, BI-Zen Ltd, UK
Amanda Lake, Jacobs, UK


Reducing N₂O at scale - from process understanding to emission reduction

Bastian Piltz and Mikkel Holmen Andersen, Unisense Environment, Denmark


The latest findings from our wide-scale N₂O monitoring campaign

Alex Harrison, Bharani Srinamasivayam, Richard Smith and Hannah Laywood, Severn Trent Water, UK


Keep your bugs happy!

Ellen van Voorthuizen, Royal HaskoningDHV, Netherlands
Alexandra Deeke, Waterschap de Dommel, Netherlands


Spatiotemporal distribution of N₂O Emissions in a nitrifying plug-flow reactor: considerations for measurements and mitigation

Sara Ekström, Sándor Kelemen, Ivelina Dimitrova, VA SYD, Sweden 
David Gustavsson, VA SYD & Sweden Water Research, Sweden


BEWISe about trickling filter process emissions’ – a collaborative demonstration trial to assess N₂O Emissions from trickling filters

Russell Davenport, Dan Curtis, Tom Curtis, Charles Teta and Sam Wilson, Newcastle University, UK
Valerie Sels, Royal Haskoning DHV, Netherlands
Paul Lavender, Royal HaskoningDHV, UK


Find and destroy – lessons in (proven) N₂O destruction

Amanda Lake, Jacobs, UK
Thomas Binninger, CTP Chemisch Thermische Prozesstechnik GmbH, Germany


Joint UK efforts for tackling N₂O process emissions with knowledge-based AI and machine learning

Jose Porro, Yuge Qiu and Julia Porro, Cobalt Water Global, USA
Joshua Williams, Adam Fairman and Shaveen de Almeida, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, UK
Hamish Todd, Ruth McConnell and Elise Cartmell, Scottish Water, UK


Navigating N₂O - Lessons from 15 campaigns

Tom Merry, Amanda Lake and Manthos Tsotsos, Jacobs
Alec Kimble, BI-Zen Ltd, UK
Adam Brookes and David Inman, Anglian Water Services, UK
Tom Taylor, Yorkshire Water, UK
Jane O’Connor, South West Water, UK


An innovative approach to nitrous oxide emissions monitoring using soft sensors

Kenneth McGibbon, Ralitza Nikolova-Kuscu and Laura Fonseca, Mott MacDonald, UK
Helene Hauduc and Ferenc Házi, Dynamita, France
Hamish Todd and Chris McNeilly, Scottish Water, UK
Sam Chowdhury, Air Technology Ltd, UK


Experiences of trialling and operating cold anaerobic systems in the UK

Chiara Coleman, Timothy Holloway and Robert Naylor, Thames Water, UK


Continuous Nitrite and Nitrate monitoring: unlocking new process control potential

Eoin Murray, Aquamonitrix


Achieving 78% N₂O emission reduction at Bjergmarken WWTP: Veolia's 4-Step journey to mitigate N₂O in wastewater treatment plants

Matthew Langdon, Veolia Water Technologies, UK
Louis Larsen, Veolia Water Technologies, Denmark


N₂O mitigation insights and the importance of an effective data management system

Matthew Gray and Dave Rutowski, Hach AQI


Real-time control for process control, energy savings and N2O mitigation: learnings from full size implementation in Wales and in Spain

David Güell and Maria Jou, Aigües Manresa, Spain
Àngel Freixó, Maël Ruscalleda, Ferran Ripoll, Arnau Pradas and Lynne Bouchy, Createch, Spain
Jose Porro, Cobalt Water, USA
Joshua Williams, Andrew Dixon and Shaveen de Almeida, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, UK


AI & real-time control for process performance, energy savings and N2O mitigation: learnings from full size implementation in Wales and in Spain

David Güell and Maria Jou, Aigües Manresa, Spain
Àngel Freixó, Maël Ruscalleda, Ferran Ripoll, Lynne Bouchy and Arnau Pradas, Createch, Spain
Jose Porro Cobalt Water, USA
Joshua Williams, Andrew Dixon and Shaveen de Almeida, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, UK,
 


First full-scale implementation of a new continuous biofilm process for nutrient removal

Fernando Morgan-Sagastume, Tomasz Skonieczny, Christian Rosen and Maria Piculell, AnoxKaldnes - Veolia Water Technologies AB, Sweden
Carina Cupit Bayley, Veolia Water Technologies - Kruger A/S, Denmark
Diani Britto, Fors A/S, Denmark


Process intensification with low apparent sludge age at Monkmoor STW using Membrane Aerated Biofilm Reactor

Josep Manzano, OxyMem, Spain
Barry Heffernan, OxyMem, Ireland
Emma Paterson-Stephens, Mott MacDonald Bentley, UK
Craig Latham, Severn Trent Water, UK


The hybrid Membrane Aerated Biofilm Reactor (MABR) technology as a solution for enhanced treatment capacity and improved nutrient removal

Daniel Coutts, Veolia Water Technologies, UK
Marika Murto and Sara Ekström, VA SYD Malmö, Sweden
Daniele Chiarani and Giuseppe Guglielmi, Veolia Water Technologies & Solutions, Italy


Biofilm and densified sludge retention strategy using migrating carriers and hydrocyclones

Richard Brice, World Water Works, Australia
Jason Calbourn, World Water Works, USA


MOBilising with Mobile Organic Biofilm intensification

Savanna Haywood, Nuvoda, USA
Callum Grundy, Alexandra Hare, Joseph Kenyon, Lisa Mansell, United Utilities, UK
Amanda Lake, Jacobs, UK


Unlocking capacity in wastewater treatment: activated sludge dynamic filter - groundbreaking technology to enhance effluent quality and expand capacity in overloaded plants

Duncan Wildgoose and Jonny Newman, Xylem, UK


Cost-effective PFAS mitigation: foam fractionation within activated sludge treatment

Laura Piai, Kay Schmidt and Hamed Rastegarian, Royal HaskoningDHV, Netherlands
Sanne Smith and Joséphine Van Ruiten, TU Delft, Netherlands


Implementing micropollutants treatment solutions in the PFAS age

Ed Ruswa, Amanda Lake, Larry Schimmoller, Dora Chiang, Future Manyumba, Pascale Harper, Jacobs, UK


Ozone plus X: process combinations for micropollutant removal

Ludwig Dinkloh, Laurent De Franceschi, Amanda Murillo and Giacomo Scaramuzzi, Veolia Ozonia, Switzerland
Howard Marles and Andrew Barnett, Curio Group Ltd, UK


Aurea, sustainable and cost-effective micropollutant removal

Paul Lavender, Royal HaskoningDHV, UK
Arnoud de Wilt, Royal HaskoningDHV, the Netherlands


The UK’s first micropollutant removal plant: lessons for implementing ozone treatment into your wastewater management

Howard Marles, Curio Water, UK


Treatment wetlands as nature-based solutions in managing emerging micropollutants: PFAS and beyond

Tao Lyu, Cranfield University, UK


Micropollutant removal in municipal sewage treatment: from the Swiss experience to European Directive

Yoann Le Goaziou, WSP, Switzerland
Pascal Wunderlin, VSA, Switzerland
Salvatore Plano WSP, UK


Poole water recycling and transfer: bench scale micropollutant treatment

Kally Kaur, and Lovina Kulkarni, WatStech Ltd, UK
Neil Gardener and Daniel Rusev, Stantec UK Ltd, UK
Martin Wood, West Country Water and Environment, UK


Electrochemical oxidation for the elimination of PFAS from contaminated water

Kath Deeley and Olga Efremova, Arvia Water Technologies, UK


Ozonation of treated wastewater for removal of organic micropollutants - advantages and limitations of peroxide addition

Uwe Hübner, Arne Wieland and Achim Ried, Xylem Water Solutions, Germany


Novel Ozone injection technique to mitigate Bromate formation, optimize process control and minimize capital expenditures

Izba Ali, Air Liquide, France
Jan Mante, Air Liquide, Germany
Rudy Lamond and Roel Boussemaere, Air Liquide, Belgium
Tomas Alexandersson, Air Liquide, Sweden


VTA Nanocarbon®: breakthrough nanotechnology for micropollutant and microplastic removal

Aidan Holland, Acorn Water Ltd, Ireland
Daniele Selli, VTA, Austria


The session will be Chaired by Jennifer Hughes, Strategic Programme Manager, UKWIR and will bring together experts and stakeholders offering diverse perspectives on how to respond to PFAS challenges in the wastewater sector.

Each panelist will briefly present their view on addressing PFAS in wastewater, followed by an interactive panel discussion with the audience.

Panelists include:

  • Morten Rebsdorf, Senior Project Manager, Aarhus Vand, Denmark
  • To be confirmed ....

Further details coming soon!

Embarking on a new frontier for the Chemical Investigations Programme

Judith Brammer, AtkinsRéalis, UK


Nutrient removal and recycling in the 2024 recast EU Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive

Veronica Santoro and Chris Thornton, European Sustainable Phosphorus Platform (ESPP)


OFWAT’S asset investment 25 years’ best practice: addressing its missing information challenges through systems analytics

Stephen Palmer and Caroline Samberger, Stantec, UK


Integrated design for efficient delivery of AMP8

Jeremy Biddle, Bluewater Bio, UK


The Revised EU Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive (2025) – Key innovations and public health considerations

Brett Brewin, IDEXX Laboratories Inc., UK


Improving wastewater treatment in Northern Canada: advancing from lagoon systems to innovative MBR-HIX solutions

Hamid Boleydei and Celine Vaneeckhaute, BioEngine and CentrEau and c-Eau, Water Research Center, Université Laval, Canada
M.J. Lemay, M.J. Gagné, J Brassard, Research and Development Centre of Saint-Hyacinthe, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Canada
M.N. Taher and D.Y. Koseoglu-Imer, Istanbul Technical University (ITU), Turkey
C. Huot, Santé publique et médecine préventive, Institut national de santé publique du Québec, Canada


SiC ceramic membrane for water re-use

Bruno Bigot, Enpure Limited, UK
Mike Snodgrass, Ovivo, USA


Optimising odour control strategies with liquid-phase H2S measurements

Peter Madsen and Claus Behrens, Sulfilogger, Denmark


New kid on the block? More like, new kid that doesn’t block – A pilot study review of the new Unio Filter used for tertiary solids removal

Ben Hazard, Te-Tech Process Solutions, UK
Gareth Jones and David Stevens, Freshworks, UK


P removal, Keep It Simple

Callum Grundy, United Utilities, UK
Andrew Baird, WCS Environmental Engineering, UK
 


Enhanced phosphorus and TSS removal via new technology to improve FST efficiencies

Andrew Winfield, EPS Water, UK
Martin Armbruster, Hydrograv GmbH, Germany
Eleonora Banakou, Passavant-Geiger GmbH, Germany


This year's Conference Dinner is being held in the Gallery at Telford ICC.  

Last year the dinner was a SELL-OUT so book early to avoid disappointment!

 

Wednesday 18th June 

Further details coming soon!

Initial operating experiences at full-scale with electro-coagulation and natural coagulants in combination

Geoff Cooper-Smith, Power & Water, UK
Brian Jones, Veolia Water Technologies, UK


Alternative methods of phosphorus using natural coagulant

Brian Jones, Veolia Water Technologies, UK
Callum Grundy, Lisa Mansell, Sue Hyde, Ian Carline, Richard Clarke, Andrew Sherwood and Yvonne Narroway, United Utilities, UK


BIOPHree® : Extreme P-removal from WWTP-effluent

Mathijs Oosterhuis, Royal HaskoningDHV, Netherlands
Pim de Jager, Aquacare Europe BV, Netherlands


Phosphorus recovery from wastewater treatment plants – Scotland

Ania Escudero, Glasgow Caledonian University and Hydro Nation Chair, UK


Balancing nitrate and phosphorus removal in denitrifying sand filters

Imran Baloch, Connor Sandalls and Shirly Lang, Southern Water, UK


Fujiclean: Revolutionising small-scale phosphorus removal at United Utilities with chemical free, low energy technology

Callum Grundy, Sue Hyde, Yvonne Narroway, Francesca McKendrick and Lisa Mansell, United Utilities, UK
Michelle Marriott and Luke Shepherd, Haigh Group Ltd, UK
Mimi Agose and Kieran Thakkar, Jacobs, UK


ELIQUO & Mecana Pile Cloth Media Filtration - Ultra-low phosphorus removal across Europe

Samuel McDonald, ELIQUO HYDROK, UK
Thomas Fundneider, Mecana AG, Switzerland


Cleaning the rivers with resilient phosphorus removal techniques

Philani Ncube and Danmore Juru, Severn Trent Water, UK


A deep dive into the phosphorus dynamics of surface flow treatment wetlands

Ayisha Affo Souleymane, Gabriela Dotro, Robert Gabrowski and Tao Lyu, Cranfield University, UK


A catchment approach to phosphorus removal in the River Wye Catchment

Chris Bullen and Neil Campbell, Morgan Sindall, UK
John Williams and Josh Williams, Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water, UK


Phosphorus removal – achieving low P consents (case studies) and sustainable P-removal

Neil Townend, Royal HaskoningDHV, UK
Rebecca Shields, United Utilities, UK


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Challenges and opportunities for 21st century storm and wastewater infrastructure

Sean Mulligan, Vortech Water Solutions, Ireland
Eoghan Clifford, University of Galway, Ireland


Spills, CSOs & Stormwater - Toolbox expansion TalkTalk

Dale Foster, Huber Technology, UK


ELIQUO & Mecana Pile Cloth Media Filtration - for stormwater treatment and its potential for the UK

Samuel McDonald, ELIQUO HYDROK, UK
John Dyson, Aqua-Aerobic Systems, USA
Thomas Fundneider, Mecana AG, Switzerland


Creating a zero spills mindset: delivering CSO spill reduction in Nottingham

Craig Lashford, Jacobs, UK
Jess Alce, Severn Trent Water, UK


Role of NBS in successful SO reduction

Bryony Crickmore, Zorica Todorovic and Alison White, AtkinsRéalis, UK


Unlocking real-time storm overflow monitoring: opportunities and challenges

Catherine Wilson and Chris Yates, AtkinsRéalis, UK


In conjunction with the Process Emissions Action Community (PEAC).

It's 2030. What did we achieve and how did we get there?  How did we overcome barriers, what do we wish we did differently? 

This panel discussion will be chaired by Amanda Lake, Head of Carbon & Circular Economy, Jacobs and Kenneth McGibbon, Technical Director Process Engineering, Mott MacDonald.  

Panelists:

  • Ana Soares, Professor of Biotechnology Engineering, Cranfield University, UK
  • Ian Myers, Senior Technical Advisor, Environment Agency, UK
  • Ellen van Voorthuizen, Senior Consultant Wastewater Technology, Royal HaskoningDHV, Netherlands 

Further details coming soon! 

 

Three decades of treatment wetlands in the water industry: lessons learnt and future opportunities

Gabriela Dotro, Constructed Wetland Association, UK,
Andy Freeman, ARM, UK
John Williams, University of Portsmouth, UK


Mainstreaming nature-based solutions to unlock better value for water

Granville Davies, Jacobs, UK
Amina Aboobakar, The Rivers Trust, UK


Aerated treatment wetlands as intensified Nature Based Solutions for CSO and stormwater treatment. Experience, case studies and opportunities for implementation through AMP 8

Andy Freeman, Patrick Hawes and David Cooper, ARM Group, UK


Valuing nature-based solutions for wastewater treatment: turning strategic vision into action

Laura Liddaman and Anna Kitty, AtkinsRéalis, UK


Using nature based solutions to deliver healthy rivers in Wales

Elliot Green, Arup, UK
Neil Campbell, Morgan Sindall, UK
Callum Meredith, Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water, UK


Chaired by Dr. Jo Jolly, Ofwat's Director of Environment and Innovation, this panel will explore the experiences of three different types of organisations from projects in the Ofwat Innovation Fund that are delivering nature-based-solutions, and the needs, barriers and opportunities to do so. 

Sharing insights on the panel will be representatives from:

Grit: the power of perseverance

Lucy Dempster and Amanda Lake, Jacobs, UK
Tamsyn Kennedy, Scottish Water, UK


Transforming waste into value: Sustainable glucose from recovered cellulose for production of biopolymers

Richard Clarke, United Utilities, UK
Coos Wessels, CirTec B.V., Netherlands
Ian Jordens, Recell Group B.V., Netherlands


Hydrogen recovery from scaled-up Microbial Electrolysis of domestic wastewaters

Daniel Carlotta-Jones, Wastewater Fuels Ltd, UK


Circular water economy and place regeneration in Central Scotland

Deryck Irving, University of Stirling, UK
Professor Andrew Tyler, Hydro Nation Chair, University of Stirling, UK


Combating greenhouse gas emissions: using pure oxygen injection to reduce nitrous oxide emissions in wastewater treatment plants

Izba Ali, Air Liquide, France
Roel Boussemaere and Rudy Lamond, Air Liquide, Belgium
Tomas Alexandersson, Air Liquide, Sweden


Accurate airflow measurements: a key factor in N₂O emission calculations

Siam Chowdhury and Oliver Hallett, Air Technology, UK


Low temperature ammonia electrolysis for ammonia removal and hydrogen production in wastewater treatment plants

Egle Latvyte, Coventry University, UK
Xuanheng Zhu, Liang Wu, Rong Lan, John Graves, Institute for Clean Growth and Future Mobility, Coventry University, UK
Pete Vale, Severn Trent Water, UK


PFAS 'Forever' Chemicals - Search, Capture & Destroy

David Reay, CPL/Puragen Activated Carbons, UK


Cost effective measures to build adaptative resilience without capital costs

Lynne Bouchy, Ferran Ripoll, Arnau Pradas, CREAtech Solutions, Spain


European lessons for Total Nitrogen Control

Stuart Ainsworth, Hach, Spain
Oliver Lang, Hach, UK
Michael Haeck, Hach, Germany


Veolia's RTC system Hubgrade making significant energy reduction and operation efficiencies at Seafield WWTP

Matthew Langdon, Veolia Water Technologies, UK
Louis Larsen, Veolia Water Technologies, Denmark


Strategic wastewater optimisation: case studies in unlocking process headroom

Alec Kimble, BI-Zen Ltd, UK


Feasibility of an ultrafiltration membrane system for industrial wastewater treatment and reuse

Ume Habiba, Greg McNamara and Lorna Fitzsimon, Dublin City University, Ireland 


Thermal reactivation of activated carbon: A sustainable solution for PFAS remediation

Alberto H. Barral, Application Engineer, Chemviron


The power of nature: emerging contaminants removal with nature-based solutions

Dylan Powell, Navdip Kaur and James Kennedy, Binnies, UK


Advanced liquid nanotechnology for effective spill reduction at Scottish Water’s WWTW

Elizabeth Bismonte and Aiden Holland, Acorn Water, Ireland
Ross Graham, Scottish Water, UK


Revolutionising CWQMSs for a New Era: Trust, Innovation, and the Future of S82 with Proteus Instruments

Hannah Gunter and Rob Stevens, Proteus Instruments Lt & RS Hydro Ltd, UK


Process intensification using migrating carriers, hydrocyclones and advanced aeration control strategy at Warminster WRF

Sage Chang and Jason Calhoun, World Water Works Arxtera, USA


Aerobic biodegradation of organic matter in urban wastewater: A case study of Gjakova, Kosovo

Diellza Bardhoshi and Fjolla Lasku, Regional Water Company - Gjakovë, Kosovo


Nitrous oxide emission from full-scale granular sludge based ANAMMOX(R) process

Willie Driessen, Paques Global bv., Netherlands 


Open Water: a visual exploraton

Will Dickson, Independent


A sustainable and safe alternative to mineral acids in reverse osmosis systems

Isba Ali, Air Liquide, France
Roel Boussemaere and Rudy Lamond, Air Liquide, Belgium
Tomas Alexandersson, Air Liquide, Sweden


“Engineering” a water treatment solution

Heather Coleman, Heather Nesbitt and Peter McPherson, Ulster University, UK
Temilola Oluseyi, University of Lagos, Nigeria
Alan Reid and Craig Fairless, Northern Regional College, Northern Ireland, UK


Hydroponic system as a NBS for nitrogen compunds removal in third stage of wastewater purification

Aleksandra Bawiec, Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences, Poland


Experiences of trialling and operating cold anaerobic systems in the UK

Chiara Coleman, Timothy Holloway and Robert Naylor, Thames Water, UK


Real-time long-term monitoring of N2O, CH4, and CO2 based on a Quantum Cascade Laser Spectrometer in Shanghai's largest wastewater treatment plant

Daniel Wilson, Zhimei Liu, Ruisheng Jiang, Yuecheng Zhao and Dr. Yin Wang, HealthyProton Technology Co. Ltd, China


Improving wastewater treatment in Northern Canada: advancing from lagoon systems to innovative MBR-HIX solutions

Hamid Boleydei and Celine Vaneeckhaute, BioEngine, CentrEau and c-Eau, Water Research Center, Université Laval, Canada
M.J. Lemay, M.J. Gagné, J Brassard, Research and Development Centre of Saint-Hyacinthe, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Canada
M.N. Taher and D.Y. Koseoglu-Imer, Istanbul Technical University (ITU), Turkey
C. Huot, Santé publique et médecine préventive, Institut national de santé publique du Québec, Canada


The effect of operational parameters on the efficiency of activated carbon for removal of antibiotic residues in water

Heather Coleman, Hamed Rasouli Sadabad and Joerg Arnscheidt, Ulster University, UK


Seaweed as a sustainable and affordable adsorbent for the removal of Vancomycin in wastewaters

Erwin Onyekachukwu, Heather Nesbitt, Svetlana Tretsiakova-McNally, Heather Coleman, Ulster University, UK


MANGA - Monitoring Ammonia and Nitrogenous Greenhouse Gases in Agriculture and Wastewater

Alex Barter, BARTER FOR THINGS LTD (“B4T”), UK
Professor John Williams, University of Portsmouth, UK


The UK's first large-scale MABR installation at Monkmoor STW

Emma Paterson-Stephens, Mott MacDonald Bentley, UK


Rapid polymer demand estimation by retraining an image classification convolutional neural network model

Sergio Luna Nino, Aymun Qayume, Torsten Meyer, Elizabeth Edwards and D.Grant Allen, University of Toronto, Canada


Micropollutant removal in municipal sewage treatment: from the Swiss experience to European Directive

Yoann Le Goaziou, WSP, Switzerland
Pascal Wunderlin - VSA, Switzerland
Salvatore Plano - WSP, UK


Low energy input treatment of municipal and low strength industrial wastewaters with microbial fuel cell bioelectrochemical reactors

Richard Dinsdale, Rodrigo Fernandez Feito and Iain Michie, University of South Wales, UK


Enhancing treatment plant resilience to trade effluent shock loads with BioGo

Aiden Holland, Acorn Water, Ireland


Innovative nature-based solutions for sustainable wastewater reuse

Nooshin Barzegar Marvasti, Lestyn Stead, Karl DD Dearn and Luisa Orsini, University of Birmingham and Daphne Water Solution, UK
Mohamed Abou-Elwafa Abdallah, William Stubbings, University of Birmingham, UK
Rhys Coldrick, Daphne Water Solutions, UK
Ben Herbert and Chris Betteridge, Stopford Ltd – Technology and Innovation Service Group, UK


Electrocoagulation of phosphates from alternating wastewaters utilising a hybrid set-up

Joseph Ellwi, David Watson, Erin Beadle, and Sid Nair, University of Surrey, UK


Grit: the power of perseverance

Lucy Dempster and Amanda Lake, Jacobs, UK
Tamsyn Kennedy, Scottish Water, UK


Identifying mitigation measures for nitrous oxide emissions in biological wastewater treatment: A case study

Ioanna Gkoutzamani, Evides Industriewater, Netherlands 
Giacomo Bellandi, AM team, Italy


A deep dive into the phosphorus dynamics of surface flow treatment wetlands

Ayisha Affo Souleymane, Gabriela Dotro, Robert Gabrowski and Tao Lyu, Cranfield University, UK


We are still accepting abstract submissions for POSTER presentations.  This is an excellent opportunity for you to showcase your work to over 300 industry professionals and be in with a chance of winning the Student and Early Career Professionals* Poster Award.

*Early career professionals must be: an individual working professionally in the wastewater sector for less than 3 years after graduation; or an academic/postgraduate/post doctorate in a permanent position in a UK institution (full or part time), with no more than three years of experience at lecturer level.

Timings 

A detailed timetable will be released 4 weeks before the conference date - please see approximate start and end times below to assist with travel planning.   

  • Registration - from 08:45 on Tuesday 17th June 
  • Technical Sessions Day 1 - 09:30 - 17:30 
  • Technical Sessions Day 2 - 09:00 - 16:00

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