Drinking water treatment resilience to chemical shortages

EPSRC水基础设施和复原力博士培训中心（WIRe）的博士项目。这个令人兴奋的全额资助的博士学位，每年增加19，000英镑的津贴，将通过提供传统治疗的替代方案来提供战略，以提高饮用水供应对化学品供应短缺的适应能力。这项研究需要基础科学从新的角度看待水处理过程，以制定新的战略来提高饮用水处理的弹性。这是一个实验项目，成功的候选人将与Anglian Water和Thames Water的创新团队密切合作，以提供项目的产出。

A PhD project at the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Water Infrastructure and Resilience (WIRe). This exciting fully funded PhD, with an enhanced stipend of £19,000 per annum, will deliver strategies to increase the resilience of drinking water supply to shortages in chemical availability by providing alternatives to conventional delivery of treatment. This research requires fundamental science to look at water processes from a new perspective to develop a new strategy to increase drinking water treatment resilience. This is an experimental project where the successful candidate will work closely with Anglian Water's and Thames Water's Innovation teams to deliver the outputs of the project.