Congratulations to our Researchers Zhibin Yu, Andrew McKeown, Zahra Hajabdollahi Ouderji & Miryam Essadik, from the University of Glasgow who have developed a new type of heat pump, a flexible heat pump technology, which could help households save on their energy bills and contribute towards net-zero emissions goals. In a new paper published in the …
We are pleased to publish the first annual report for the EPSRC Programme Grant in Decentralised Water Technologies. Please click on this link to access the PDF: EPSRC-Decentralised-Water-Technologies-Annual-Report-Year-1-July-2022-Pub.
Prof. Bill Sloan and Prof. Zhibin Yu explain the research taking place in the James Watt School of Engineering looking at bringing the water industry into the 21st Century.
Dr Anastasiia Kostrytsia and Dr Fabien Cholet have been awarded a College of Science and Engineering EPSRC studentship to recruit an undergraduate to work on the biofilters project for the summer 2022. Title: Optimisation of thermally enhanced granular activated carbon biofiltration for decentralised drinking water treatment. Supervisors: Dr Anastasiia Kostrytsia and Dr Fabien Cholet University of Glasgow: College …
Professor Bill Sloan and Dr Jill Robbie gave a presentation on the progress of the research in the Grant to Scottish Water’s Independent Customer Group on 26th May 2022. This Group has been set up to share and advance the needs and expectations of communities and Scottish Water’s customers. The Group provided useful feedback on …
The decentralised water project research assistants have taken part in their first RA-day of the project on the 29th of April, taking place within the University of Glasgow. The purpose of these days is to encourage and promote cross discipline discussion, team building and some light-hearted fun. The day started with a general overview/quick summary of …