Despite the active and intense treatment of wastewater, pathogenic microorganisms and
viruses are frequently introduced into the aquatic environment. For most human pathogens …

The rapid transmission tendency, severity, and wide geographical spread of newly emerged
novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) in different environmental matrices, including water, air …

Antibiotics, antimicrobial resistance determinants and human pathogens are new types of
environmental pollutants that pose a great threat to human health. Wastewater treatment …

In this study, a fully coupled pore scale model was developed with the aim of exploring the
effects of ionic strength and zeta potential on colloids transport under favourable and …

The aging of sewer networks is a serious issue in urban areas because of the reduced
functionality of the system that can have negative impact on the urban environment. Aging …

Riverbank filtration is an established and quantitatively important approach to mine high-
quality raw water for drinking water production. Bacterial fecal indicators are routinely used …

Biofilms in aquatic ecosystems develop on wet benthic surfaces and are primarily comprised
of various allochthonous microorganisms, including bacteria embedded within a self …

Waterborne viruses are a public health concern due to relatively small infection doses.
Particularly, adenoviruses (AdVs) are more resistant than RNA viruses to water purification …

Water contaminated with fecally derived viruses, also known as enteric viruses, represents a
particularly high risk for human health. However, they have not been included in water …

High-temperature aquifer thermal energy storage (HT-ATES) is a promising technique to
reduce the CO2 footprint of heat supply in the frame of transitioning to renewable energies …