Update on Healthy Waters Research Projects at UWE
By Rosie Perrett, Dr Connie Tulloch, and Matt Coombs The Healthy Waters blog is back! Our research group are currently ...
Thinking about Sewage Releases into the River Where I Live
Guest blog post by Professor Chad Staddon, Professor of Resource Economics and Policy Sewage releases into rivers are a significant ...
Visual Guide to Ram Pressing Water Filter Pots
By Rosy Heywood, Research Associate at the Centre for Print Research, UWE Bristol The ceramics research team on the Healthy ...
Production and Prototyping Equipment for Manufacturing Ceramic Media for Water Biofiltration
Image: Research Associates Rosy Heywood and Sonny Lightfoot using the extruder Written by Rosy Heywood, Research Associate, Centre for Print ...
Getting back into the conference circuit
Image: Exterior of IWA World Water Congress and Exhibition’s Gala Dinner held at the Øksnehallen. By Dr Gillian Clayton, Centre ...
Investigating The Unique Properties of Ugandan Barkcloth as a Potential Filtration Material for Cleaning Contaminated Waters
Main image: Final barkcloth. Source National Geograpic. Written by Rosy Heywood, Research Associate, Centre for Print Research On the Healthy ...
Biofiltration – a new future for fresh water
Around the world, the pressure to secure future supplies of fresh water is mounting. Only 2.5% of the world’s water ...
Meet the team: Rosy Heywood
Rosy Heywood is a Research Associate at The Centre for Print Research (CFPR) at UWE. In this interview, she discusses ...
Rivers are Drying Up All Over the World: what can we do about it?
Image caption: Map 1: Water level situation of rivers and streams in part of southwestern England (riverlevels.uk) By Chad Staddon, ...
How to measure water security?
Photo: Figure 1. Haitians queue for water in Carrefour-Feuilles Slum. The experiential scale-based metrics attempt to capture other sides of ...