Igor deploying the rhodamine-WT dye in the sewer for tracing the transit time from the hospital to the main wastewater treatment plant.
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21st Symposium on Health-related Water Microbiology 4-9 June 2023, Darwin, Australia
Rachel Williams presenting one of our posters at the conference in Darwin.
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Visit from Welsh Government
Many thanks to Rob Orford, Gareth Cross and the Steve Cobley at Welsh Government for visiting today and supporting the opening of the new laboratory facility at Bangor University. Thanks also to Andy Weightman from our sister wastewater data lab …
Health minister opens new wastewater monitoring lab
Welsh Government Minister for Health and Social Services Eluned Morgan AS visited the University today to officially open the new wastewater monitoring research facility in the Brambell building at Bangor University.
The state of the art facility enables scientists to …
Welsh national wastewater public health programme extension
Thanks to Welsh Government for supporting a 6-month extension to the national wastewater programme to the end of 2023.
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NimaGen visit to Wales
Today we hosted NimaGen to develop our partnership for sequencing SARS-CoV-2 and other pathogens in wastewater.…
New hospital autosampler set up
One of the autosamplers installed at a new hospital site in Wales for wastewater collection.
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Passive samplers for viral capture
Passive samplers deployed in the sewer system – actively catching viruses…