Three new projects
Exciting Developments in Water Research! Over the past month, we have launched three new projects.
Say hello to Victoria, our new Project Developer!
The opportunity to work on and develop something as important as the future of water services attracted Victoria Rydengård to the role of project developer at Sweden Water Research.
This Year’s Urban Swimming Water Measurements Completed
The summer data collection has now been completed, and the next step is to analyse it. Together with data from previous years, it will form the basis for developing an AI model that can predict bathing water quality and issue warnings about potential problems in advance.
Welcome Carolina!
We're happy to welcome Carolina Suarez as a project manager at Sweden Water Research.
Registration is open!
2nd Swedish Conference on Sewage Sludge Biochar in Malmö, Sweden.
Time for DISCO!
What do we actually use our drinking water for? How much do we drink, how much is flushed down the toilet, and how much is used for personal hygiene?
Kick-off meeting and site visit for ISWIM
Happy participants at the first physical project meeting within ISWIM gathered this week in Skåne.
Specialist in material characterisation on visit
On 8 April, Nils Skoglund, senior lecturer at the Thermochemical Energy Conversion Laboratory at Umeå University, visited the pilot plant at the Ellinge Wastewater Treatment Plant.
The 2nd Sewage Sludge Biochar conference is looking for speakers!
The 2nd Swedish Conference on Sewage Sludge Biochar will be arranged 15-17 October 2024 in Malmö, Sweden. We are now looking for speakers and exhibiting companies for the conference.
General meeting within Testbed Ellinge
A happy group from Testbed Ellinge's basic organisation gathered for a meeting in Eslöv to discuss the progress of the testbed and to visit the pilot facility.
WAVE – Strategic innovation initiative within the water sector
Hooray! An important and exciting news for water issues across all sectors - it's now confirmed that one of the five programs that received funding within Impact Innovation is Water for Vital Environments - WAVE.
New research project: Sustainable Pricing of Water
Techniques for a more circular use of water exist, but we need to broaden the perspective to achieve sustainable water use. But how can we make it profitable and create incentives for property owners to implement technologies that support more sustainable water use?