Danilo Bertagna (ESR6)     Wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) have been playing a crucial role in keeping the environmental equilibrium and reducing pollution impact in waterbodies nearby highly populated centres. Nevertheless, these systems are vulnerable to the effects of climate change. The most immediate effects would be changes in...

Sabrina de Boer (ESR9)     When you first arrive, Belgrade can be quite a confusing city: Narrow, picturesque alleys lead you somewhere, but certainly not where you expected. Eventually, you get carried along with the crowds on broad, somehow intimidating boulevards. Antiquated trolleybuses which offer better WiFi...

On November 8th, ESRs have virtually taken part in the Entrepreneurship workshop “From an idea to its commercialization” hosted by the Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy of the University of Belgrade (Serbia)....

Article from Amit Kumar (ESR4) and co-authors with the title "Cold atmospheric plasma technology for removal of organic micropollutants from wastewater- a review" has been published in The European Physical Journal D on the 3rd November 2021....

Ana Paulina López (ESR2) To follow a PhD means to follow a path that generally takes several years. For some persons, it may take three years, and for others, five. In either case, you usually reside where the host University or company lies, and you may...

Silvana Quiton (ESR1)     For most of us in the Nowelties team, the secondments have started, and we are experiencing living in a different country, being in a different lab and interacting with different people. This is an exciting time in our PhD journey and, for me...

Danilo Bertagna Silva (ESR6) and  Francis dela Rosa (ESR10) participated in the 27th Croatian Meeting of Chemists and Chemical Engineers (with International Participation-5th Symposium “Vladimir Prelog”) in Veli Lošinj, Croatia on the 5th to 8th of October 2021, with an oral and poster presentation....

Nikoletta Tsiarta (ESR14)     “When life gives you lemons, make lemonade!”, this is the phrase it comes to my mind when thinking of how my PhD life looks like until now. As all my other ESR colleagues, I am now finishing the second year of the ITN project...