Tony Harrington Academic Poster Competition
We would like to welcome you to nominate your favourite poster for our first Tony Harrington Academic Poster award, to be presented at the end of the conference.
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Cystadleuaeth Poster Academaidd Tony Harrington
Hoffem eich croesawu i enwebu eich hoff boster ar gyfer gwobr Poster Academaidd gyntaf Tony Harrington, a gyflwynir ar ddiwedd y gynhadledd.
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Abdullah Almutari
Swansea University
Advanced oxidation processes for emerging contaminants removal in wastewater and opportunities for reuse
Arnuad Aimale-Troy
University of South Wales
Integration of Electrolytic O2 for reduced emissions in aerobic wastewater treatment
Aya Gallab
University of Swansea
Greywater recycling for agricultural irrigation
Ayisha Affo Souleymane
Cranfield University
Quantifying phosphorus storage in surface flow treatment wetlands
Charles White
Swansea University
Prevention of Corrosion in Cast iron Water Mains
Daisy Welham
Swansea University
Multi-objective reinforcement learning for the control of storm-water systems under distributional shift
Holly Liken
University of Bristol
AI for algal enumeration, classification and monitoring
Ibrahim Tholley
University of Swansea
In-situ advanced oxidation processes for novel drinking water treatment technology in developing countries
Jac Dimond
University of South Wales
A sustainable and slow release organic silicon fertiliser derived from organic waste streams
Jake Henn
Cardiff University
Assessing pharmaceutical breakdown in slurry storage
Jenny Smith
Cardiff University
Defining algal communities and their ecological functions using eDNA and AI
Joseph D’Souza
Cardiff University
How can we better understand ecosystem scale effects of neuroactive chemicals
Raman Suri
Cranfield University
Ceramic nanofiltration: creating a resilient future for drinking water supply
Sina Younesi
Swansea University
Optimisation of Filtration Rig for Evaluation of Amazon Cartridge Fibre Filter for Manganese Removal in Drinking Water Treatment
Stephen Cheung
Cardiff University
A nature based solution for the disposal of farm waste
Thomas Allison
Cardiff University
Degradation of Biodegradable wet wipes in rivers
Thomas Clough
Bangor University
Impact of wastewater discharges on coastal water quality and public health in north Wales
Usman Ismail
Swansea University
Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in wastewater sludge and biosolids
Vhibas Chugh
Swansea University
An ultrasensitive Molecularly Imprinted Polymer (MIP) sensor for the facile and rapid detection of Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) in water
