Alumni

Hydro Nation Scholars Programme

Hydro Nation Scholars Alumni Association

The HNSP Alumni association supports the goals of the wider Hydro Nation and Hydro Nation Scholars Programme (HNSP). The Alumni association seeks to strengthen ties between the alumni, the active Scholars and wider Hydro Nation community, with the aim of sharing experiences and expertise.

Kerr Adams

The Scottish Water Landscape and its resilience to change: an assessment to support future

Dr Maricela Blair

Micro- and Nanoplastics in Wastewater Treatment Systems and Receiving Waters

Dr Bas Buddendorf

Multiscale Modelling to Assess Impacts on Flows and Ecology in Regulated Rivers

Valerio Cappadona

Can Wastewater Treatment Plants Cope with Future Nanoparticle Loading Scenarios?

Jonathan Fletcher

Optimising Multi-Pollutant Phytoremediation Strategies to Sustainably Improve Raw Water Quality

Fortune Gomo

Supporting Better Decisions Across the Nexus of Water-Energy-Food Challenges

Bhawana Gupta

Tackling the Challenge of the Water Food Energy Nexus in India and Scotland

Elliot Hurst

The Multiple Benefits of Decentralised Water Treatment in Rural India

Dr Munire Nazli Koseoglu

Optimising Water Use in Scotland: Valuation, Tradability and Portfolio Theory

Dr. Yuan Li

Can Low Cost Biosorbent Technology be use to Efficiently Remove Steriod Hormones and Pharmaceutical Residues from Wastewater Effluents?

Craig McDougall

The Role of Scotland's Inland Waters in Promoting Blue-Health in Rural Communities

Dr Ruby Moynihan

The Contribution of the UNECE Water Regime to Multi-Level Co-operation and Cross-Sectoral Coherence in International Water Law

Nandan Mukherjee

Integrated River Basin Management Framework Under the Lens of Loss and Damage

Dr Aaron Neill

Linking Small-Scale Hydrological Flow Paths, Connectivity and Microbiological Transport to Protect Remote Private Water Supplies

Lydia Niemi

Pharmaceutical occurrence, distribution and degradation in rural wastewaters and surface waters in Scotland

Victoria Porley

Water Purification in Rural India using Sunlight and Low-Cost Materials

Sughayshinie Samba Sibam

Epidemiology of Private Drinking Water Supplies in Scotland

Dr Juan Carlos Sanchez

Transboundary Waters and Ecosystems: Opportunities for Improved Cooperative Governance

Dr Christopher Schulz

The Value Base of Water Governance in the Upper Paraguay River Basin, Mato Grosso, Brazil

Kathleen Stosch

Building Resilience to Respond to Future Environmental Change Across Scottish Catchments

Dr Robert Šakić Trogrlić

The role of local knowledge in community-based flood risk management in Malawi

Carolin Vorstius

Safeguarding and Improving Raw Water Quality by Increasing Catchment Resilience

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