Strategic and spatial noise mapping of Nagpir city rdcu.be/dX9XF

CSIR-NEERI is showcasing its S&T achievements and contributions for the North-East at IISF-2024 in Guwahati. Hon’ble S&T Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh inaugurated the event, exploring CSIR-NEERI’s NEERI-KSHAN, UCCW-STP and CFSST.

Dr. Atul N. Vaidya, Director, CSIR-NEERI, and Dr. Hareram Tripathi, VC, KKSU, performed the Bhoomipujan for commissioning the Compact Faecal Sludge Separation and Treatment (CFSST) Plant at Kavikulaguru Kalidas Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya under CSIR’s FTC project

A comprehensive review on On-Site Sanitation Systems (#OSS) sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

ML based Remote Sensing approach for coastal bathymetry and impact of sewage discharges

An advanced #dry-#toilet designed and developed by CSIR, India CSIR-NEERI for Himalayan cold and arid regions named DToi-FRuST.

Most memorable Republic Day 26/01/2024

We are pleased to share the recent work of Dr Ritesh Vijay and Satyendra on "greywater treatment using Up-flow Compact Constructed Wetland: An innovative design and demonstration" published  in Process Safety and Environmental Protection. doi.org/10.1016/j.psep… CSIR, India

#UCCW based #STP: making wastewater treatment efficent and affordable. Compliance with #SDG-6, Resource-Recovery and Circular Economy. CSIR, India CSIR-NEERI

A remote sensing attempt to assess coastal bathymetry theough satellite data and ML models with impact of anthropogenic activities.

An attempt to measure #noise levels at various sources and receptors during #working and #non-working days for #strategic noise mapping of the city. CSIR, India

Thirty-two newly recruited Assistant Engineers (AE-II) and Junior Engineers (JE) in Maharashtra were briefed on key R&D areas and opportunities for collaboration on water resource-related projects across the state.

CSIR-NEERI congratulates Hanisha Mamidisetti, AcSIR Ph.D. scholar, for winning the Carl Storm Diversity Award at GRC Coastal Ocean Dynamics 2025 for her work on sewage discharge mapping along Mumbai coast using Landsat data.

Dr. Ritesh Vijay, Sr. Principal Scientist, CSIR-NEERI, and team were felicitated by KKSU VC for installing NEERI’s patented CFSST Plant under CSIR-FTC project—set to serve as a model for decentralized sludge management.

An innovative solution for base camp and remote site at high altitudes due to its portability, compactness and separate containment of urine and faeces with treatment.

Officials of Arugga Bohi Labham, a Jain trust from Bikaner held discussions with CSIR-NEERI Nagpur to explore sustainable and culturally suitable solutions for human excreta management and eco-friendly sanitation technologies for community use.

Senior NDRF officers visited CSIR-NEERI to explore R&D in disaster mitigation. Discussions covered SOPs, microplastics, chemical disasters, health risks, sanitation tech, and environmental solutions, enhancing disaster response preparedness.

45 newly recruited AEs & JEs of WRD, Govt. of Maharashtra, visited CSIR-NEERI to explore R&D areas and collaboration on water projects. Dr. Ritesh Vijay stressed the role of decentralized wastewater treatment in ensuring water security.