We’re hiring! Are you looking for a postdoctoral fellow position in environmental engineering or chemistry? We are looking to hire a recent PhD graduate with an interest in PFASs in soils. Come join the vibrant PFAS research community at Mines!
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In der Schweiz, haben wir begonnen, unser Abwasser auf Influenza A, Influenza B und RSV zu überwachen. Sie finden es hier: eawag.ch/de/abteilung/sww/pr…
We have started monitoring for influenza A, B, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in Swiss wastewaters as part of our research project. We work toward getting this up and monitoring regularly. Link here under drop menu for our most recent report: eawag.ch/en/department/sww/p…
Do you live in PA, have a well, and a child under 3 at home?
We are seeking participants for our well water study covered by @deannadurante tonight on @NBCPhiladelphia
Participants get a free UV device ($1000 value), gift cards and more. wettrial.org for more info.
A team from Temple University is asking people to participate in a study about what is in their water, specifically those with wells. @deannadurante has the details: on.nbc10.com/rZtHU5M
Are you committed to fighting #AMR in LMICs?
Do you have a scientific background in #agriculture/#foodsystems/animal production or #animalhealth?
Are you experienced in AMR mitigation focusing on interventions?
📢Scientific Advisor #vacancy ➡️bit.ly/3VYCCmM
🗓️27 Jan
Christopher Kanyesigye has returned to #Eawag#Sandec as an @ETH4D Fellow, working on the completion of his #PhD at @Makerere in Uganda. His research focus is #water supply and water safety in Ugandan rural areas, particularly as means to ensure public health.
Congratulations to @WeiWangVT and @sejukang1 on publication of their @EnvSciRSC Review 'Environmental routes of virus transmission and the application of nanomaterial-based sensors for virus detection'! Two+ years of work now successfully published. pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
Reminder that our next RCN webinar will be this Friday at 11 AM EST. Our two speakers will be Elana Chan (Stanford) and @KatCrank (@SNWA_H2O). Registration link for all our monthly webinars available here: stanford.zoom.us/webinar/reg…. See you there!
So what do we do now? We have recommendations! And if you read this far, I have good news for you, the paper is almost as short as this thread. So click the first link in the thread.