The second paper to be publish from the VIRAQUA project has been published and is now available to download (http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12560-017-9293-5). In this study, the authors developed and validated two multiplex qRT-PCR assays for aquatic sediment and shellfish samples …
David Walker will be attending the UNC Water Microbiology Conference and the International Symposium on Health-Related Water Microbiology, May 15 – 17 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
The 19th International Symposium on Health-Related Water Microbiology is organized by the International …
On Saturday 24th of June 2017, Soapbox Science will again transform Exeter into a hub of scientific learning and discussion, as some of Devon’s leading female scientists take to their soapboxes to showcase science to the general public. Dr Lisa …
The VIRAQUA and the Reservoirs teams will to co-host a stand at the Bangor Science Festival on the 10th March 2017 as part of British Science Week. Both projects will be showcased at the event with ‘hands on’ science …
A collaborative paper, co-authored by Davey Jones, Shelagh Malham and others from Bangor University, Liverpool University, Natural Resources Wales and Bangor Mussel Producers Ltd. reviewing the risk of norovirus infection from the consumption of shellfish had been published in Food …
VIRAQUA meeting, hosted by The University of Liverpool at The Liner Hotel.…
Last week, members of the Viraqua Project headed down to Bristol’s Watershed for the Inaugural meeting of the Environmental Microbiology and Human Health (EMHH) Programme Integration Group (PIG).
The EMHH Programme incorporates; the VIRAQUA project (tracing enteric viruses through the …
Bangor University has just held its inaugural Research Excellence Awards celebrating the high standard of research at the University.
The Viraqua 
project were very proud to see Dr James McDonald awarded the Rising Star Award. “This Award celebrates an academic …
