Global Water Pathogens Project
Newsletter Vol. 3, Issue 19
October 11, 2017
Determining Persistence of Pathogens in Wastewater is Essential in Determining the Public Health Impact
Water-Related Disease News
Recent Posts
- Global Microbial Water Quality Data and Predictive Analytics: Key to Health and Meeting SDG6
- Fungicide exposure accelerated horizontal transfer of antibiotic resistance genes via plasmid-mediated conjugation
- Sunlight-mediated CaO2 inactivation of pathogen indicator organisms in surface water system: Roles of reactive species, characterization of pathogen inactivation
- Near dissolved organic matter microfiltration (NDOM MF) coupled with UVC LED disinfection to maximize the efficiency of water treatment for the removal of Giardia and Cryptosporidium
- In-sewer decay and partitioning of Campylobacter jejuni and Campylobacter coli and implications for their wastewater surveillance
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Recent Comments
- Elabiyi Michael on Identifying water quality and environmental factors that influence indicator and pathogen decay in natural surface waters
- Terri on 3rd Regional IWA Diffuse Pollution Conference at Chiang Mai, Thailand (19-22 November 2018)
- Ricky Gutteridge on Hepatitis A – USA (11): (MI) raw sewage contact
- jasa on Solar photo-Fenton disinfection of 11 antibiotic-resistant bacteria (ARB) and elimination of representative AR genes. Evidence that antibiotic resistance does not imply resistance to oxidative treatment
- https://waterfallmagazine.com/ on Genetic characterization of fecal impacts of seagull migration on an urban scenery lake