WaterMicro2017
Photos from the joint International Symposium for Health-Related Water Microbiology and UNC Water Microbiology Conference are now available from HERE
You are free to use the photos, but please credit “The Water Institute at UNC” where appropriate.
Conference schedule is available from HERE.
The 19th International Symposium on Health-Related Water Microbiology is organized by the International Water Society (IWA) Specialist Group on Health-Related Water Microbiology (HRWM) biennially. In 2017, the Symposium will run concurrently with the UNC Water Microbiology Conference to create a forum for researchers and practitioners focused on microbiology and public health to come together around the intersection of the two. The Conferences will be held in Chapel Hill.
The Conferences will blend interactive workshops with scientific symposia and poster socials, offering participants a variety of opportunities to exchange ideas, debate challenging topics and explore potential collaborations. The focus will be on water microbiology from watershed to human exposure including current concerns in recreational waters, shellfish harvesting waters, emerging technologies and quantitative tools.
IWA members will be able to participate in all Water Microbiology Conference sessions as well a dedicated track each day for members of the IWA Specialist Group on Health-Related Water Microbiology.
Please check the following link to the Symposium for details:
WaterMicro2017
Recent Posts
- The aggregation characteristics of Aspergillus spores under various conditions and the impact on LPUV inactivation: Comparisons with chlorine-based disinfection
- Polyethylenimine mediated recovery of SARS-CoV-2 and total viral RNA: Impact of aqueous conditions on behaviour and recovery
- Metagenomic evaluation of the performance of passive Moore swabs for sewage monitoring relative to composite sampling over time resolved deployments
- Global diversity, coexistence and consequences of resistome in inland waters
- Metagenome sequencing reveals shifts in phage-associated antibiotic resistance genes from influent to effluent in wastewater treatment plants
Archives
- March 2024 (11)
- February 2024 (12)
- January 2024 (17)
- December 2023 (11)
- November 2023 (14)
- October 2023 (7)
- September 2023 (6)
- August 2023 (17)
- July 2023 (3)
- June 2023 (6)
- May 2023 (10)
- April 2023 (10)
Annual archive
Categories
- Events (59)
- Awards (9)
- HRWM News (107)
- Projects (106)
- IWA News (10)
- Water-related Disease News (11)
- Featured Publications (757)
- Jobs (44)
Recent Comments