DavidWerner
@profdavidwerner
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11-11-2022 12:49:48
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Huge congratulations to Rixia and her lion (!) for passing her PhD Viva today. Looking forward to working with her more on the Water Security Hub
Prof. David Werner from Newcastle University presenting on his global surveillance work using a sequencer in a suitcase. Huge impact globally and locally in the U.K. Oxford Nanopore
Philoxenia was a top virtue in ancient Greece. A concept the classics expert Boris Johnson could explain to his colleagues now in government. Well done William Wragg for raising this!
Environmental DNA clarifies impacts of combined sewer overflows on the bacteriology of an urban river and risks to public health. Summer tip: Don't wade and splash around after thunderstorms, or if the water is very turbid. @EnvEng_NCL Engineering at Newcastle sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
Great to see so many friends and colleagues attend & for best wishes receipts from those who couldn’t. Really enjoyed recounting my academic journey. Thanks to all and esp. Thomas P Curtis for making it happen & @EnvEng_NCL Engineering at Newcastle Newcastle University for a cultural home.
Sequencing in the #Amazon with Oxford Nanopore. Testing water sources of riverine communities and training researchers from the Mamirauá Institute for Sustainable Development in Tefe. Collaboration between Newcastle University and UFMG supported by the The Royal Society and Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF).
Inaugural Lecture Alert: Wednesday 28th June Adam Jarvis, Engineering Solutions for Industrial Pollution: mining, the environment and me. Engineering at Newcastle @EnvEng_NCL
Five ways to know if a river is polluted – and whether it's safe to go in the water theconversation.com/five-ways-to-k… via The Conversation
Full House again for inaugural lecture by Professor Adam Jarvis talking about engineering solutions for industrial pollution Engineering at Newcastle
Successful day 2 at the Water Security Hub molecular microbiology training workshop at the Kung Krabaen Bay Royal Development Study Center in Thailand. Fingers crossed for the Oxford Nanopore sequencing later today. Engineering at Newcastle Faculty of Science, Agriculture & Engineering #aquaculture #SustainableDevelopment
Day 4 (6th July) Water Quality Workshop @ Chanthaburi, Thailand. Presentations on the results of the workshop, Multivariate Data Analysis, and Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment by DavidWerner and Dr Rixia. A brief visit to the river & cathedral too! Water Security Hub
9 am and thanks to Lisa Deveaux-Robinson, the good fairy of the Houston Lab, everything is ready for BiteSizeUni! Engineering at Newcastle @EnvEng_NCL
#DNA sequencing with Oxford Nanopore is now an integral part of our Core Concepts in #Environmental #Engineering introductory module to the #MSc course. @EnvEng_NCL Faculty of Science, Agriculture & Engineering Newcastle University
The Reece Foundation launched The Ouse Burn Way a £1 million funding boost to establish a #bluegreen corridor through #Newcastle connecting #communities with nature: theouseburnway.co.uk Engineering at Newcastle @EnvEng_NCL
Amazing news! We've won a Queen's Anniversary Prize for our work on water security! This means so much as it recognises the whole team for the amazing work we do and the benefits that has had on society! @QAPrizes Engineering at Newcastle Water Security Hub ncl.ac.uk/press/articles…
Join the debate on Dec 7th City Forum: The Ouseburn Way farrellcentre.org.uk/explore/city-f… @EnvEng_NCL Faculty of Science, Agriculture & Engineering The Reece Foundation
Earn a PhD whilst helping to protect our rivers and the sea: WIRe CDT PhD in Environmental Engineering: Developing an easy-to-use device for rapid onsite detection of sewage in water at Newcastle University jobs.ac.uk/job/DHV345/wir… Surfers Against Sewage