European project INTERREG 2 SEAS: DOC2C’S
LASIR laboratory is one of the five partnairs of the DOC2C’s project. This project is an extensive research programme of four years (2015-2019) to investigate the possibility of improved dissolved organic carbon (DOC) removal from source waters.
Partnairs : PWNT (lead partnair, NL), South West Water (UK), De Watergroep (Be), Technische Universiteit Delft (NL).
Research are supported by European Regional Development funds through Interreg 2 seas Programme.
PhD candidates
Junias Adusei Gyamfi: « Characterization of natural organic matter and its complexation in water treatment processes »
Henry MacKeown: « Removal of disinfection by-product precursors in drinking water treatment plants »
News
4th DOC2C’s workshop hosted in Lille
(Lilliad Learning center innovation – June 26th 2019)
Around 40 people discussed topics and challenges related to dissolved organic carbon characterization and removal from drinking water sources.
Oral & poster presentations and a guided tour of the LASIR laboratory were in programme.
Review paper in Water Research
Adusei Gyamfi, J., Ouddane, B., Rietveld, L., Cornard, J.P., Criquet J., 2019 Natural organic matter-cations complexation and its impact on water treatment: A critical review. Water Research 160, 130-147. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.watres.2019.05.064
Contact: Justine Criquet, Baghdad Ouddane