Conference of the UK Network on Potable Water Treatment & Supply

Cranfield University is hosting the 8th Conference of the UK Network on Potable Water Treatment & Supply which is taking place on Wednesday 23rd September 2015.
This conference aims to promote the exchange of the latest information and developments in water treatment and supply. The conference is the eighth in a series that provides an excellent opportunity for scientists, engineers, regulators and researchers working in this area to network and discuss key issues.
Provisional talks (titles & speakers to be confirmed) – Full programme to be released soon

• Introduction from the conference chair – Prof John Fawell
• Anglian Water – The new membrane treatment facility at Clapham WTWs
• Welsh Water - Catchment Management in Welsh Water
• Imperial College - Catchment runoff under climate change and water treatability
• Sheffield University – The latest in water distribution research
• Cranfield University – The next generation of advanced oxidation processes for drinking water treatment
• WETSUS – Water research in Europe
• Almeria Solar Platform – Is solar water treatment possible in the UK?
• Glasgow University – Microbiological advances
• TBC – Distribution keynote

To register to attend this event please click here.
For any queries or for further information, please contact Tania Rice on t.c.rice@cranfield.ac.uk.

Potable Water Treatment Supply Network Conference

'Maintaining the Flow'
6th Conference of the UK Network on Potable Water and Supply
12 September 2013
Please register online, or email Sam Colling on s.colling@cranfield.ac.uk for further information.
www.cranfield.ac.uk/sas/waternetwork

Potable Water Treatment Supply Network Conference: 'Maintaining the Flow'

6th Conference of the UK Network on Potable Water and Supply
12 September 2013, Vincent Lecture Theatre, Cranfield University
This conference aims to promote the exchange of the latest information and developments in water treatment and supply. The conference is the sixth in a series that provides an excellent opportunity for scientists, engineers, regulators and researchers working in this area to network and discuss key issues.
Please register online, or email Sam Colling on s.colling@cranfield.ac.uk for further information. www.cranfield.ac.uk/sas/waternetwork

Potable Water Treatment and Supply Network Conference: ‘Maintaining the flow’

The purpose of the conference is to promote the latest thinking on
‘maintaining the flow’ in water treatment and supply in a more tightly
regulated environment and a drier, more unpredictable climate in the UK

Developments in Water Treatment & Supply

5th Conference of the UK Network on Potable Water & Supply
September 11th, 2012

Conference fees: £145 inclusive
For more information on the conference and how to book, please visit:
http://www.cranfield.ac.uk/sas/aboutus/events/potable.html

Please direct any correspondence in relation to the conference to Tania Baker on
t.c.baker@cranfield.ac.uk