Lutgarde Raskin | Optimizing Biofiltration for Drinking Water Treatment

Professor Lutgarde Raskin of the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department conducts research on how environmental biotechnology can contribute to making processes in the urban water cycle more sustainable. Prof. Raskin's lecture will focus on biological drinking water treatments and anaerobic wastewater treatment.
Sponsored by the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department (cee.engin.umich.edu).
Professor Lutgarde Raskin focuses on biological processes in engineered systems, studying process technologies that harness the power of microorganisms to treat drinking water and wastewater and using cutting-edge molecular tools to characterize and optimize water quality process performance.
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[@tobyrobards2897]

That was absolutely fascinating, I'm doing an essay on alternative water filtration and this presentation helped massively. Great speaker too!

[@uraninite8151]

Fascinating! especially applicable here in Africa where we have rural populations with water sources contaminated with animal waste and occasionally fertilizer

[@anmolgill2423]

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