News
Open position within Opti-SITE: Postdoctoral position in Water Resources Engineering at Lund University
Opti-SITE is an important part of the work to create climate-adapted and sustainable stormwater management in cities.
Ronja Nybom, our new PhD student
”I look forward to delving deeper into water purification research, testing known methods, and developing new ones", Ronja comments her new job.
Testbed Ellinge is now producing sludge biochar
Since January 14, Testbed Ellinge has produced fourteen different sludge biochars from five different wastewater treatment plants at pyrolysis temperatures between 500-900 °C.
ISWIM’s Testbed Takes Shape, Constructed Wetland in Place
In western Lund, the research project ISWIM is building a testbed for innovative stormwater treatment solutions. The first stage consists of a constructed wetland, which is now complete.
New project: Opti-SITE
We are delighted that the Opti-SITE project has been granted funding from Interreg Öresund-Kattegat-Skagerrak. Utilising high-resolution radar data and AI, it will play a crucial role in efforts to develop climate-adapted and sustainable stormwater infrastructure in urban areas.
Encouraging News from Water Wise Societies: Funding Granted for New Projects
“The Water-Smart Society’s Recycled Water System” and “From Analog to Digital in the World of Microbes” have been awarded funding, with project leadership from RISE and Sweden Water Research, alongside two other projects in which we are participants but not primary actors.
There we go! The second Swedish Sewage Sludge Biochar Conference completed
145 people from 17 countries participated when Testbed Ellinge organised the second Swedish Sewage Sludge Biochar Conference in Malmö last week.
New Working Method to Achieve New Results
Can a design sprint address society’s need to purify, manage, and utilise stormwater?
Hi Helena, new project developer!
"It's incredibly exciting, but also challenging, to work with water and circular solutions for a sustainable future, where we make the most of this vital resource," says Helena Tsiparis about her new role as a project developer with us at Sweden Water Research.
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.