Water Innovation and Research Centre (WIRC@Bath) unites people from a variety of disciplines under the umbrella of water research.

Water Innovation and Research Centre (WIRC@Bath) offers a variety of options for study and research.

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WIRC co-director Tom Arnot reports on the recent Institute of Water webinar he chaired on river water quality.

WIRC co-director Tom Arnot introduces Spring, a new innovation incubator from Ofwat and the UK water utility sector.

WIRC Co-Director Jan Hofman will guest edit a forthcoming special issue of Sustainability.

Academics are exploring how better understanding the make-up of natural composite beaches and new dynamic protection techniques could keep coastal areas safe.

Scientists at the University of Bath are developing new ways of monitoring public health at home and in low-income countries by analysing wastewater.

Learn more about the Water Innovation and Research Centre in our brochure, covering our research by theme as well as details on how to work and study with us.

You can watch the recording of the River Water Quality Challenge webinar from the Institute of Water, hosted by WIRC co-director Tom Arnot.

Dr Mirella Di Lorenzo, presents: "Sustainable and low-cost solutions for water quality monitoring in Vulnerable Communities".

Prof Maria Kennedy presents, "Assessing biofouling in seawater reverse osmosis systems".

WISE CDT student James Rand presents, 'How weather conditions bias water quality data from lake monitoring programmes – a case study.'