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Professor WT Sloan |
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University of Glasgow |
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School of Engineering |
| Current EPSRC-Supported Research
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Energy Efficiency
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Instrumentation Eng. & Dev.
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Water Engineering
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| Current EPSRC Support |
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| Previous EPSRC Support |
| EP/P029329/1 | Optimising decentralised low-cost wastewater infrastructure by managing the microbes | (P) |
| EP/N022130/1 | Osmotic Membrane Technologies for Energy Neutral Wastewater Treatment: Process Performance and Optimization | (P) |
| EP/K038885/1 | Synthetic Biology applications to Water Supply and Remediation | (C) |
| EP/H009604/1 | Predicting the acclimatisation of microbial wastewater treatment communities as a function of the environment, random immigration, birth and death | (P) |
| EP/H019480/1 | The Supergen Biological Fuel Cells Consortium 2010-2014 (CORE) | (C) |
| EP/H024603/1 | Bug-free prostheses: Reducing infection risk and improving reliability | (C) |
| EP/G028443/1 | Magnetic resonance imaging of biofilm mass transport processes with gadolinium tracers | (C) |
| EP/F007868/1 | General and Unifying Concepts for Wastewater Treatment Plant Design | (P) |
| EP/F013337/1 | Environmental Engineers of Tomorrow: Developing A Shared Tool Box Through Collaboration | (C) |
| EP/E030467/1 | The influence of stress history on the stability of graded sediment beds. | (C) |
| EP/D073693/1 | Developing theory on the formation, composition and structure of open microbial communities that can be used in engineering design | (P) |
| EP/D047943/1 | The Supergen5 Biological Fuel Cells Consortium | (C) |
| GR/S67128/01 | Enhancement of the biological treatment of contaminated waters by increasing microbial diversity | (P) |
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Key: (P)=Principal Investigator, (C)=Co-Investigator, (R)=Researcher Co-Investigator
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