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 programme includes over 90 expert speakers who will be sharing valuable operational insights and practical solutions to the challenges facing the wastewater industry.  Highlights includes panel discussions on PFAS and industrial trade effluents, inspiring keynote speeches, a site visit to Severn Trent's Net Zero Hub and great networking opportunities.    

We are still accepting abstracts for POSTER presentation at the 2026 EWWM - for further details click here. 

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Pavan Parshad, Severn Trent Water

Pavan Parshad
Data Science & Modelling Manager

Severn Trent Water, UK

Pavan Parshad, Severn Trent Water

Lisa Mansell
Chief Engineer (Innovation & Carbon)
United Utilities, UK

2026 Conference Programme

Site Visit - Severn Trent's Net Zero Hub 

Further details will be available soon.

Meet & Greet

Join us for complementary welcome drinks from 7pm - 8pm in the Ludlow Concourse.

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

How digital ecosystems and AI are transforming catchment managementPavan Parshad, Data Science and Modelling Manager, Severn Trent Water, UK
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Membrane bioreactors for waterreclamation for fertigation an food production.Tom Arnott and Dr George Skouteris, University of Bath, UK
Ir Mouna Jraou, Ir Firas Feki and Prof Sami Sayadi, CBS, Sfax, Tunisia
Cellulose recovery from waste-water – when is it worth it ?Jeremy Black, AtkinsRealis, UK
From problem to solutions – incorporating water reuse into water management plansDaniel Rusev, Neil Gardner and Lauriane Allard, Stantec, UK
Frank Tarkowski, Yorkshire Water, UK
Water re-use & water fit for purpose – Generating resources from final effluent, water security and efficiency, plus drought preventionIan Martin, Nijhuis Saur Industries, UK
Wilbert Menkveld, Peter Scheer and Jan Weijma, Nijhuis Saur Industries, Netherlands
Mischa van Aken, Vitens, Netherlands
A circular economy assessment tool for the water sectorRobert Kleinjan, Amanda Lake and Valerie Robertson, Jacobs, UK
David Renfrew and Evina Katsou, Imperial College London, UK
Mark Mills, UKWIR, UK
Donna Rawlinson Northumbrian Water Group, UK
Exploring the application of Microbial Electrolysis Cells for treating wastewater streams and enabling hydrogen based power resilience at wastewater treatment sitesOliver Dearden, Emilie Cope, Pete Vale and Steve Pitt, Severn Trent Water, UK
Daniel Carlotta Jones, Chief Engineer, Wastewater Fuels, UK
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TORCH: A decision-support tool to unlock affordable, low-carbon heat recovery from sewer catchmentsRichard Buckingham, Anglian Water, UK
Stefano Giacalone, Business Modelling Applications (BMA), UK
Making water reuse work: managing brines and concentrates in wastewater reuse schemesS. Schrijer, Y.R.C. Severin and H.W.H. Menkveld, Nijhuis Saur Industries, Netherlands
M. Dings and N. Pernot, Industriewater Eerbeek, Netherlands
S. Grasman, REDstack BV, Netherlands, C. Meerman, NX Filtration, Netherlands
T. van Harten, F. Oesterholt, K. Roest and D. Harmsen, WR Water Research Institute, Netherlands,
T. Rijnaarts K., Babant Water, Netherlands
Challenges designing UV disinfection for non-potable reuse according to the new EU regulationsUwe Hübner, K. Meyer, T. Franz, C. Bokermann, Xylem Water Solutions, Germany
1Digital-Enabled Chlorine-Free Disinfection for Water Reuse and Bathing Water ComplianceEdwin Jonker, Kemira, Netherlands
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Driving ASP performance up while keeping TSR outSteven Spall and Charles Luckhurst, Severn Trent Water, UK
Beth Bismonte and Aidan Holland, Acorn Water UK
Grimy before shiny: why you should maximise existing asset performance to ensure new technologies have the best chance of succeedingOliver Hallett and Duncan Allison, Air Technology Ltd, UK
Nanobubble echnology for process intensification: enhancing nutrient removal and operational resilience in wastewater treatmentCesar Herrera, Baji Gobburi and Andrea White, MOLEAR,Spain
Duncan Wildgoose, Xylem Water Solutions, UK
Innovative MBR and water reuse schemes that increase resiliencePeter Aerts, René De Jager and Martin Howard, Blue Foot Membranes, Netherlands
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Scaling Nitrous Oxide monitoring in AMP8: site prioritisation, deployment lessons, and emissions performance at Severn Trent WaterAlex Harrison, Severn Trent Water, UK
Real-time monitoring of NO2-/NO3- to predict N2OHamish Todd, Scottish Water, UK
Xavier Cama and Colm Lynch, Aquamonitrix, Ireland
Direct N₂O emission monitoring in Gruppo CAP wastewater treatment plants and Net Zero PartnershipRoberto Di Cosmo, Gruppo CAP, Italy
Quantifying the dynamics of N₂O emissions in full-scale wastewater treatment: insights from continuous in-situ monitoringMaj Møller Sørensen, Aarhus Vand, Denmark
Lukas Neumann and Mikel Holmen Andersen, Unisense, Denmark
Process Emissions Action Community (PEAC)Kenneth McGibbon, Technical Director Process Engineering, Mott MacDonald, UK
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A proven, science and intelligence-led Source–Pathway–Receptor operating model for risk-based wastewater performance and asset resilienceMathew Hartop and Gemma Hughes, Severn Trent Water, UK
Creating a win-win-win outcome for compliance, energy, chemical and process emissions via advanced process controlDavid Inman and Dominic Kozminski, Anglian Water, UK
Paul Lavender, Haskoning, UK
Ellen van Voorthuizen, Haskoning, Netherlands
Colm Lynch and Mike Strahand, Aquamonitrix, Ireland
Biokinetic modelling of wastewater treatment resilience under projected climate related extreme weather event scenarios: an initial case studySusan Davies, Claire Barnes, Ewan Jaffray and Julie Jeavons, Stantec, UK
Claire Duck and David Thomas, Scottish Water, UK
Using Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Modelling and Python, an insight into wastewater asset health and planning strategyPhinn Masango and Lisa Griffin, Anglian Water, UK
Harnessing AI-assisted decision making for systems planning in catchment optimisationAndrea Garduno Jimenez, Emanuele Sorgente, Craig Mauelshagen, Mark Penny, Demitri Moros, Joanne London-Xavier, BMA, UK
Matthew Mathias, Karen Dee, Gemma Mellon and Vicki Lindsay, Scottish Water, UK
Metagenomics: making microbes matter in wastewater treatmentSuzy, Hill, Cathy Gillett and Rowan French, United Utilities, UK
Ben Allen, Newcastle University, UK
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Fate and removal of cypermethrin in wastewater treatment works: insights from an extensive sampling programmeAmelia Provost and Yasmin Jaffer, Thames Water, UK
From pilot to proven: full-scale Biological Activated Carbon (BODAC) for micropollutant removal and RO protectionIan Martin, Nijhuis Saur Industries, UK
Wilbert Menkveld, and N.de Hart, Nijhuis Saur Industries, Netherlands
G. Veenendaal and R. van Delden, NieuWater B.V., Netherlands
Sustainable low-cost adsorbents for the removal of pharmaceutical contaminants from wastewaterHeather Coleman, Ulster University, UK
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Optimising the whole to unlock latent capacity: a process-led approach to asset intensification and resilienceAlec Kimble, BI-Zen Ltd, UK
Nicholas Gardner and Hannah Mead, South West Water, UK
Steve Green, SG Process Consulting, UK
Combining MABR and continuous flow sludge densification for enhanced nitrification and total nitrogen removal at the Bolton WWTPGuiseppe Guglielmi, Daniele Chiarani, Veolia Water Technologies, Italy
Joseph Kenyon, United Utilities, UK
Daniel Coutts, Veolia Water Technologies, USA
Wendy Rostron, Mott MacDonald, UK
Waquar Shabir, Veolia Water Technologies, UK
Grow with the flow: enhancing UV disinfection and phosphorus removal via asset intensification using OxyMem MABRTM IFAS system at Holdenhurst WRCJosep Manzano and Barry Heffernan, OxyMem, Spain
Lorraine Puzey and Joseph Edmunds, Wessex Water, UK
Enhancing activated sludge performance through hydrocyclone integrationSonia Jan, Mott MacDonald Bentley, UK
Krishna Das, United Utilities, UK
Summary of results from finalised commissioning of a first full-scale implementation of a novel MBBR process for nutrient removalChristian Rosen, Tomasz Skonieczny and Maria Piculell, Veolia, Aerobic Technologies, Sweden
F. Dias and G. Oliveira, Nova University, Lisbon, Portugal
Diani Britto, Fors A/S, Denmark
C. Bayley, Veolia, Nordics, Denmark
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Resilient rural phosphorus removal: sustainable alternatives to metal-based coagulantsCallum Grundy, Francesca McKendrick, Lisa Mansell and Richard Clarke, United Utilities, UK
Intelligent chemical dosing control for optimised ferric and caustic use for phosphorus removalConnor Sandalls, Susana Jarvis and Imran Baloch, Southern Water, UK
Achieving low P with standard technologies, Thames WaterHarry Armstrong and Malka Kaluarachchi, Thames Water, UK
Achieving an ultra-low phosphorous consent with ballasted sand clarification technology at a trickling filter worksAilsa Crawford, Thames Water, UK
Planning wastewater systems for an uncertain future: a decision-support framework for climate-resilient, low-nutrient complianceShalu Bagela, University of Bristol, UK
Designing and applying the Nereda® aerobic granular sludge process to meet the lowest nitrogen and phosphorus consentsPaul Lavender, Haskoning, UK
Low Total Nitrogen delivery: full-scale lessons from repurposed filters and modular biocatalyst systemsAlec Kimble, BI-Zen Ltd, UK
Nicolas Gardner and Hannah Le Marquand, South West Water, UK
Pete Pearce, Farmiloe Fisher Environment, UK
Ameen Razavi, Microvi, USA
Meeting Total-N permits – treatment technology trials in Severn TrentPaul Wheeldon, Jacobs
Belinda Nantumbwe and Jonathon Heap, Severn Trent Water, UK
Challenges of achieving nutrient removal in Modified Ludzack–Ettinger processMariana Pinheiro, Southern Water, UK
Delivering low total nitrogen limits In a cost constrained environmentNarinder Sunner, Stantec, UK
Paul Davison, Northern Ireland Water, UK
Accelerating innovation: driving innovation and carbon reduction in AMP 8 and beyondLisa Mansell, Chief Engineer (Innovation and Carbon), United Utilities, UK
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The recast Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive on wastewater treatment and the implications to the UK and IrelandErina Brown, Sarah-Jane Westlake and Peter Talboys, AtkinsRealis, UK
Water credit and reclaimed water: a tool supporting circular economy strategies for Gruppo CAPGiovanni Vargiu, Gruppo CAP, Italy
iMERMAID: innovative monitoring and remediation technologies for CoEC — technological, business, and societal perspectivesMarcela Permann-Doubkova, Eric Armengaud, Ingrid Armengaud, Armengaud Innovate, Austria
Simone Barletta and Giulia Molinari IRIS, Italy
Camilla Burdizzo, Giasmin Cecconi and Sara Steffenino, SMAT, Italy
Imen Ellefi, OPALIA, Tunisia
Esther Gómez Herrero, AQLARA infraestructuras, Spain
Elmeri Lahtinen, WEEEFINER, Finland
Serena Laschi and Ilaria Palchetti, UNIFI, Italy
Maxime Pontie and Adil Ait Yazza, University of Angers, France
Rodrigo Sedano, ITCL Technology Centre, Spain
Naomi Timmer, H2O People, UK
Abhilash Venkateshaiah, EDEN Tech, France
Faye Williams, Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water, UK
Luton Rising: operationalising a Net Zero 2040 Strategy for a resilient, circular water systemAbhikrishnan Sasankan Nair Mihe, Hawkeye Security, UK
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Towards environmentally sustainable non-sewered sanitation at the household scaleSerap Ozmen, Chathumini Daundasekara and Leon Williams, Cranfield University, UK
Mitigating stormwater overflow impacts using the IntenSieve-CEPT as a flexible high-rate treatment solutionCoos Wessels, CirTec BV, Netherlands
Scaling visual AI for discharge detection & stormwater compliance in Auckland: from complexity to operational realityAbi Croutear-Foy and Ebi Hussain, AquaWatch Solutions, New Zealand
Experiences of and learnings from CoMag® enhanced clarification installations for total phosphorus removal at three wastewater treatment worksMatthew Tokaryk, Mott MacDonald Bentley, UK
Advancing wastewater treatment through densification: global experience and innovationAjay Nair, Stantec, UK
Meeting the AMP 8 challenge of increased works FTFT by using the MOB (Mobile Organic Biofilm) process in retrofit applications Savanna Haywood, Nuvoda, USA
Lignocellulosic materials for effective removal of antibiotics Lekan Abudu and Heather Coleman, Ulster University, UK
The illusion of accuracy: how unreliable microplastic data compromises wastewater treatment and zero pollution targets Melissa Maher, Mathew Johnson, Steve Howdle, Sophia Bridffa and Rachel Louise Gomes, University of Nottingham, UK
Evaluating integrated data approaches for detecting river pollution events in UK rivers Adewale Falaye, University of Nottingham, UK
Developing circular economy KPIs to promote green hydrogen and other co-product and by-product utilisation in the water and wastewater sectorMichelle McMullen, Danielle Soban, Jelena Vlajic, Mahamad Yousuf and Beatrice Smyth, Queen's University Belfast, UK
Multiple benefits of regenerative thermal oxidizers at wastewater treatment plants Katherine Bell and Mo Abu-Orf, Hazen and Sawyer, USA
NTPlus - making nutrients circularMike Waite, Agua DB Ltd, UK
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Panel Discussion - PFAS 
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Low N2O design – guidance from PEAC - a collaborative industry working groupAmanda Lake, Jacobs, UK
Kenny McGibbon and Ellie Russell, Mott Macdonald, UK
Andrew Thompson, Fingleton White, UK
Amber Bullen, AtkinsRealis, UK
Daniel Adeoye, RVT Group, UK
Alex Harrison, Severn Trent Water, UK
Integrating process emissions into operational control and design decision-making: A South West Water N₂O monitoring and control case studyAlex Kimble, BI-Zen Ltd, UK
David Rose, Asma Mohamed and Dr Nicolas Gardner, South West Water, UK
Amanda Lake and Courtney Allan, Jacobs, UK
Proactive N2O emission control using validated predictive models at Singapore’s WRPsGiacomo Bellandi, Roberta Muoio, P. Vlasschaert and Wim Audenaert, AM-Team, Belgium
Yangshuo Gu, Liyun Tai, Xiao Qiang King, Guo Xiang Liew and Guihe Tao, Public Utilities Board, Singapore
AI/ML approach for monitoring and control of N2O process emissions using digital twin advanced process controlYuge Qiu and Xinxin Zhang, Cobalt Water Global, UK
Ziye Dai, Severn Trent Water, UK
Tijmen Dye, Xylem, Netherlands
Vanessa Acevedo, Xylem, Germany
Jose Porro, Cobalt Water Global, USA
From energy drain to energy gain: pioneering cold anaerobic solutions under challenging conditionsChiara Coleman, Timothy Holloway, David Barr and Rohit Sehgal, Thames Water, UK
OFWAT catalysing a Net Zero Future project: pilot scale evaluation of Biocatalyst Based Ammonia Removal for low N₂O wastewater treatmentAdelanio da Silva Cardoso, Steve Pitt and Pete Vale, Severn Trent Water, UK
Jason Huber and Ali Dorri, Microvi, USA
Amanda Lake, Jacobs, UK
Ana Soares, Cranfield University, UK
Mitigating N₂O at scale: when smart operation meets granular biologySaskia Hanneman, Water Authority Limburg, Netherlands
Ellen van Voorthuizen, Michel Mulders and Edward van Dijk, Haskoning, Netherlands
From monitoring to mitigation: embedding low-emission thinking into aeration designChloe Dalton, Ward and Burke Construction/University of Galway, Ireland
Bernadette Rodrigues, Vikrant Singh Jamwal, Ronan Timon, Rory Sweeney, James McDermott and Eoghan Clifford, University of Galway, Ireland
Welsh Water’s APC strategic programme to drive sustainability: from energy in AMP7 to NetZero in AMP8.Andrew Dixon, Shaveen de Almeida, Adam Fairman and Joshua Williams, Welsh Water, UK
Lynne Bouchy and Arnau Pradas, Createch360, Spain
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Deep bed denitrification for AMP8: proven global practice for UK nutrient complianceTom Muilenberg, De Nora Water Technologies, USA
Large scale combined tertiary N and P removal with Verdygo's first modular continuous sand filter plantHans Wouters, Brightwork BV, Netherlands
Natural solutions for phosphate and nitrate reduction in packaged sewage treatmentMichael Harrison, Marsh Industries, UK
Nitrate removal by selective EDR-treatment (Electro Dialyses Reversal)Evert van de Werfhorst and Simon Grasman, REDstack, Netherlands
Scaling Asset Resilience: From Connected Sensors to Actionable InsightGlen Clark, 8power Ltd, UK
From Samples to Sensors: Making Online BOD sensors standard in AMP9Tom Lendrem, Badger Meter, UK
IoT driven predictive maintenance for enhanced reliability of blowers in wastewater treatmentMagdi Nabi, rhames, UK
Turning data chaos into clarity: commissioning reporting ready for the futureZoe Bassett, Mott MacDonald Bentley, UK
Scalable UV destruction of PFAS in foam-fractionated Minnesota groundwaterKari Finkler, Joseph Tirado, Elizabeth McCumber, James McKone and Zekun Liu, Claros Technologies, USA
Micropollutants and emerging contaminants; treatment through tailored activated carbonRumman Ahmed, Arq, UK
Thermal destruction of PFAS during full-scale reactivation of PFAS-laden granular activated carbonAlberto Hernandez Barral, Chemviron, Belgium
Technical Insight into SELPAXT PFAS removal technologyStefan Wall Qvist and Karin Löfstrand, Chromafora, Sweden
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Linking nitrogen removal and N₂O emissions: the N₂O/OTR ratio as indicator of biological process statesMatthias Stier, Variolytics GmbH, Germany
Intensifying treatment performance for a zero‑pollution futureAimee Raye and Kevin Shipp, SUEZ Innovations, USA
Accelerating N2O process emissions insights through the Dutch N2O reduction acceleration programme Jose Porro, Cobalt Water Global, USA
Wesley van Beek and Arjen van Nieuwenhuijzen, Witteveen + Bos, Netherlands
Yuge Qiu, Cobalt Water Global, UK
Alexandra Deeke, Waterschap De Dommel, Netherlands
Saskia Hanneman, Waterschap Limburg, Netherlands
Ina Elema, Unie van Waterschappen, Netherlands
Hugo Dekkers, Waterschap Aa en Maas, Netherlands
Harnessing digital twin technology for water treatment – crystal ball or wrecking ballDavid Rutowski and Matt Gray, Aquamatic Informatcs - Hach
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Process control and network resilience: Dawlish CSOsChing Wong, Selcuk Kacar, Ben Gold, Marie Thomas, AECOM, UK
Jose Delgado, UK
Storm Generator Project: assessing Mecana and StormBLOX technologies for combined sewer overflow treatmentAderlanio da Silva Cardoso, Darius Bristow, Ahil Stanley, Andrew Worrall, Steve Pitt, Elliot Maginnis, Rosemary Barker and Jessica Alce, Severn Trent Water, UK
Samuel McDonald, ELIQUO HYDROK Ltd, UK
Bruno Bigot, Enpure, UK
Paul Boyce, LEADA Engineering Ltd, UK
Delivering SuDS at scale: building partnerships for greener, climate‑resilient communitiesLaura Lidderman and Alison White, AtkinsRealis
From chronic leakage to rupture prevention: Improving rising sewer main reliability through continuous monitoringMartin Duff and Phil Edwards, Atmos International, UK
Harnessing AI-decision making to optimise surface water management and reduce storm overflow spillsAndrea Garduno Jimenez, Stephen Herndlhofer, Craig Mauelshagen, Mark Penny, Tutku Cinkilic, Cristiana Constantin, Magali Itzai Soto Crisanto, BMA, UK
Ben Mitchell, Simon Reynoldson, Penny Moon, Ben Bilsbrough, Miles Cameron, Adam Ashman, Claire Symour and James Harrison, Yorkshire Water, UK
Sewage, storms and strategy: rethinking investment in England’s riversJed Ramsey, Thames Water, UK
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Transforming wastewater treatment: tackling pharmaceuticals and micropollutants through decentralized innovation in LuxembourgJimmy Roussel and Zuzana Dedova, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology, Luxembourg
Safe and sustainable water reuse with ultraviolet technologyHélène Philippe, BIO-UV Group, France
Multifunctional graphene oxide-based hydrogel for pharmaceutical wastewater treatment: adsorption performance and mechanistic studies on ketoprofenChinnu Maria Baby, Xavier Conlan and Wenrong Yang, Deakin University, Australia
Modular wastewater treatment using synergistic hybrid advanced oxidation processesBasrah Bilal, Sanjay Nagarajan, Antonio Exposito and Laurent Perge, University of Bath, UK
Optimizing wastewater reuse for water security and resilient development in a developing country-GhanaDaniel Sarpong, Accra Technical University and GASSLIP, Ghana
Low-energy upgrades for small works; performance limits and design implications from a full-scale ICWAyisha Affo Souleymane, Robert Grabowski, Tao Lyu and Gabriela Dotro, Cranfield University, UK
Operating for the future: using digital tools to support better wastewater operationsDeniz Ozel, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia and University of Minho, Portugal
Utilizing a novel metal-organic framework for clean water production: Synergistic evaporation boost in double slope distillerSwellam W. Sharshir, Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, China and Kafrelsheikh University, Egypt Mosaad R. Sharaby, Ahmed A. El-Naggar, Lotfy A. Lotfy and Hany Koheil, Kareslsheikh University, Egypt
M. Ismail, Suez University, Egypt
Areej Al Bahir, N.S and Abd EL-Gawaad, King Khalid University, Saudi Arabia
M.O.A. El-Samadony, Tanta University, Egypt
Sung-Hwan Jang, Hanyang University ERICA, South Korea
Zhanhui Yuan, Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University, China,
Municipal wastewater process emissions in Flanders: measurement campaigns supporting mitigationBart Saerens, Lennert Dockx and Myrthe Van Hal, Aquafin, Belgium
Optimising the whole to unlock latent capacity: a process-led approach to asset intensification and resilienceAlec Kimble, BI-Zen Ltd, UK
Nicholas Gardner and Hannah Mead, South West Water, UK
Steve Green, SG Process Consulting, UK
Maximising asset resilience in AMP8 through rationalisation and standardisationEdward Ellis and Adam Bond, Xylem, UK
Quality analysis of effluent treatment systems in urban areas in BangladeshMd Toriqul Islam, NGO Forum for Public Health, Bangladesh
Digital twins that deliver: a three-dimensional deployment framework for wastewater bioprocessesChengwan Bai, University of Nottingham, UK
Everyday AI: a vision for streamlining wastewater managementBen Walker, Mott MacDonald Bentley, UK
Low Total Nitrogen delivery: full-scale lessons from repurposed filters and modular biocatalyst systemsAlec Kimble, BI-Zen Ltd, UK
Nicolas Gardner and Hannah Le Marquand, South West Water, UK
Pete Pearce, Farmiloe Fisher Environment, UK
Ameen Razavi, Microvi, USA
Hanningfield sludge treatment reed beds - 15 years experience with full-scale treatment of water works sludge Amy Harley, Andrew I Freeman, Clodagh Murphy, S. Harvey and David J. Cooper, ARM Group Ltd, UK
Steen Nielsen, WSP, Denmark
Can integrated constructed wetlands effectively mitigate nutrient pollution from small rural wastewater treatment plants?Ilgin Kocababuc, Kevin Hiscock and Richard Cooper, University of East Anglia, UK
Rebecca Carter, Anglian Water, UK
Dearne Reach integrated constructed wetlandOlivia Rowe, Mott MacDonald Bentley, UK
Robert McTaggart, Stantec, UK
Applying process analysis and data diagnostics for practical N2O insights and mitigation opportunitiesCourtney Allan and Amanda Lake, Jacobs UK
David Inman, Anglian Water Services, UK
Emma Shen and Leiv Rieger, Jacobs, Canada
FtFT capacity improvement through inlet works asset renewalJasmine Bell and Oscar Van Passen, Mott Macdonald Bentley, UK
Detection of carbapenemase-encoding genes in wastewater samples by real-time PCRKatharina Helmke, Eurofins NDSC Umweltanalytik GmbH, Germany
David Drissner and Jessica Kuru, Albstadt-Sigmaringen University, Germany
Ole Huesing, Eurofins Institut Jäger GmbH, Germany
Developing circular economy KPIs to promote green hydrogen and other co-product and by-product utilisation in the water and wastewater sectorMichelle McMullen, Danielle Soban, Jelena Vlajic, Mahamad Yousuf and Beatrice Smyth, Queen's University Belfast, UK
Enhancing activated sludge performance through hydrocyclone integrationSonia Jan, Mott MacDonald Bentley, UK
Krishna Das, United Utilities, UK
A biofilm nitrification process combining post-treatment and treatment for rain weather peak flowsSimon Bengtsson,VA SYD, Sweden
Exploring nature-based solutions for wastewater disinfection driversCarmen von Eimen, Christy White, Harriet Fletcher and Victoria Pinner, Stantec, UK
Samantha Binarelli, South West Water, UK
Evaluating integrated data approaches for detecting river pollution events in UK riversAdewale Falaye, University of Nottingham, UK
An integrated approach for sustainable microplastic removal from water: advanced modelling optimizationMilad Mousazadehgavan, Liverpool John Moores University, UK
iMERMAID: innovative monitoring and remediation technologies for CoEC — technological, business, and societal perspectivesMarcela Permann-Doubkova, Eric Armengaud, Ingrid Armengaud, Armengaud Innovate, Austria
Simone Barletta and Giulia Molinari IRIS, Italy
Camilla Burdizzo, Giasmin Cecconi and Sara Steffenino, SMAT, Italy
Imen Ellefi, OPALIA, Tunisia
Esther Gómez Herrero, AQLARA infraestructuras, Spain
Elmeri Lahtinen, WEEEFINER, Finland
Serena Laschi and Ilaria Palchetti, UNIFI, Italy
Maxime Pontie and Adil Ait Yazza, University of Angers, France
Rodrigo Sedano, ITCL Technology Centre, Spain
Naomi Timmer, H2O People, UK
Abhilash Venkateshaiah, EDEN Tech, France
Faye Williams, Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water, UK
From energy drain to energy gain: pioneering cold anaerobic solutions under challenging conditionsChiara Coleman, Timothy Holloway, David Barr and Rohit Sehgal, Thames Water, UK
Evidence-bound AI for wastewater digital twins: KPI integration and action to cost models for energy-aware operationsChristian Miguel Pacheco Rodríguez, Juan Pedro Cortés Pérez and Christian Andrés Yanza Pérez, University of Extremadura, Spain
A self-powered sensor for continuous BOD monitoring in wastewater treatmentSiddharth Gadkari, University of Surrey, UK
From micropollutants to process emissions: rethinking source control as a climate and compliance strategy in wastewater catchmentsAkash Kumar, University of Bristol, UK
Lignocellulosic materials for effective removal of antibioticsLekan Abudu and Heather Coleman, Ulster University, UK
Towards environmentally sustainable non-sewered sanitation at the household scaleSerap Ozmen, Chathumini Daundasekara and Leon Williams, Cranfield University, UK
Removal of polyethylene terephthalate microplastics from wastewater through adsorption using acid activated clay and fly ash compositesLanga Moyo, Jacqueline G. Ndhlovu and Thembekile Ncube, National University of Science and Technolog, Zimbabwe
Planning wastewater systems for an uncertain future: a decision-support framework for climate-resilient, low-nutrient complianceShalu Bagela, University of Bristol, UK
Integrating process emissions into operational control and design decision-making: a South West Water N₂O monitoring and control case studyAlex Kimble, BI-Zen Ltd, UK
David Rose, Asma Mohamed and Dr Nicolas Gardner, South West Water, UK
Amanda Lake and Courtney Allan, Jacobs, UK