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HEALTH-RELATED WATER MICROBIOLOGY

International Water Association, Specialist Group

Featured Publications

Efficacy of UVC-LED radiation in bacterial, viral, and protozoan inactivation: an assessment of the influence of exposure doses and water quality

Water Research, Volume 266, 15 November 2024, 122322.

Bárbara Luíza Souza Freitas, Natália Melo de Nasser Fava, Murilo Guilherme de Melo-Neto, Gustavo Gonçalves Dalkiranis, Adriano Luiz Tonetti, John Anthony Byrne, Pilar Fernandez-Ibañez, Lyda Patricia Sabogal-Paz

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0043135424012211

Jobs

Postdoctoral Scholar in One Health Environmental Microbiology; offer from David McCarthy, University of Guelph

The postdoctoral scholar will work together in a large team together with the Canada Excellence in Research Chair (CERC) in Waterborne Pathogens: Surveillance, Prediction and Mitigation. Please check details from the following link: https://graduatestudies.uoguelph.ca/postdoctoral/postdoctoral-scholar-one-health-environmental-microbiology

Also, Univesrity of Guelph is offering the following PhD potisions too.

Sources of pathogens and AMRs in environmental ecosystems: https://engineering.academickeys.com/job/yb8zde6q/Sources-of-pathogens-and-AMRs-in-environmental-ecosystems

Passive sampling for pathogens and AMR genes in environmental ecosystems: https://sciences.academickeys.com/job/9zikdmoq/Passive-sampling-for-pathogens-and-AMR-genes-in-environmental-ecosystems

New sensing technologies for pathogen detection in water: https://engineering.academickeys.com/job/mbr07kzx/New-sensing-technologies-for-pathogen-detection-in-water

Fate and transport of AMRs in nature-based treatment systems: https://sciences.academickeys.com/job/n6wtgpaf/Fate-and-transport-of-AMRs-in-naturebased-treatment-systems

Microbial risks of water-based recreation in Guelph: https://engineering.academickeys.com/job/veus69ky/Microbial-risks-of-waterbased-recreation-in-Guelph

HRWM News

Journal of Water and Health, Volume 22 Issue 8, 1 August 2024

Tracking SARS-CoV-2 and its variants in wastewater in Tunisia
Ines Othman; Maxime Bisseux; Amna Helmi; Rawand Hamdi; Imen Nahdi; Ichrak Slama; Maha Mastouri; Jean Luc Bailly; Mahjoub Aouni
J Water Health (2024) 22 (8): 1347–1356.

The nexus between household water insecurity, mother’s handwashing practices, and diarrheal diseases among under-five children
Abiot Abera Aydamo; Sirak Robele Gari; Seid Tiku Mereta
J Water Health (2024) 22 (8): 1357–1371.

Neutron activation of stable isotopes in soil and groundwater from a radionuclide production facility, South Africa
Thandazile Marazula; Ntokozo Mfanufikile Malaza; Jacobus Lodewikus Conradie; Philip Beukes
J Water Health (2024) 22 (8): 1372–1386.

Prediction of geogenic source of groundwater fluoride contamination in Indian states: A comparative study of different supervised machine learning algorithms
Garima Singh; Shikha Mehta
J Water Health (2024) 22 (8): 1387–1408.

Towards the outbreak tail, what is the public opinion about wastewater surveillance in the United States?
Rochelle H. Holm; Lauren B. Anderson; Heather D. Ness; A. Scott LaJoie; Ted Smith
J Water Health (2024) 22 (8): 1409–1418.

An evaluation of a new rapid qPCR test for the detection of 2019-novel coronavirus nucleocapsid (N1) gene in wastewater in Roanoke and Salem VA sewersheds
Lia Willow Lehrer; Anna Marie Lewis; Susan Tolliver; Marcia Degen; Rekha Singh; Sara Houser; Jayasimha Rao
J Water Health (2024) 22 (8): 1419–1428.

Metagenomic evaluation of bacteria in drinking water using full-length 16S rRNA amplicons
William Taylor; Megan Louise Devane; Kathryn Russell; Susan Lin; Colin Roxburgh; Judy Williamson; Brent John Gilpin
J Water Health (2024) 22 (8): 1429–1443.

Assessment of groundwater hydrogeological processes, isotopic composition, and associated health risks of the Banaz (Usak) Basin, Turkey
Fatma Aksever
J Water Health (2024) 22 (8): 1444–1471.

Review of the occurrence, treatment technologies, and detection methods for saxitoxins in freshwaters
Shardula Gawankar; Susan J. Masten; Rebecca H. Lahr
J Water Health (2024) 22 (8): 1472–1490.

Waterborne Cryptosporidium species and Giardia duodenalis in resources of MENA: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Layla Ben Ayed; Shahira Abdelaziz Ali Ahmed; Sonia Boughattas; Panagiotis Karanis
J Water Health (2024) 22 (8): 1491–1515.

Verifying the feasibility of wastewater-based epidemiological monitoring for the small catchment and sewage networks with significant pretreatment
Daniele Sartirano; Fabio Morecchiato; Alberto Antonelli; Tommaso Lotti; Damasco Morelli; Matteo Ramazzotti; Gian Maria Rossolini; Claudio Lubello
J Water Health (2024) 22 (8): 1516–1526.

Reducing sample size by clustering: A way to make risk assessment feasible for large groups of organic compounds?
Renske P. J. Hoondert; B. A. Wols; Patrick Steven Bäuerlein
J Water Health (2024) 22 (8): 1527–1540.

How does the citizens’ choice of water use actions based on their empirical knowledge affect the water quality in a rural community of the Philippines?
Taishi Yazawa; Kenn Joshua Geroy Rubite; Princess Eden Macabata-Rubite
J Water Health (2024) 22 (8): 1541–1555

Water, environment, and health nexus: understanding the risk factors for waterborne diseases in communities along the Tano River Basin, Ghana
Saeed Ibn Idris Kofi Yeboah; Prince Antwi-Agyei; Amos T. Kabo-Bah; Nana Osei Bonsu Ackerson
J Water Health (2024) 22 (8): 1556–1577.

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