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Advanced hazard detection in potable water sources

Abstract

In Australia, incidents of drinking water contamination have seen an increase over recent years as a result of the growing number and diversity of water contaminants. Future-ready mitigation strategies are urgently needed to ensure safe potable water supply. This project aims to deliver an exemplar screening model for rapid identification of contaminant hazards in Australian potable water sources. In collaboration with the water industry and QLD health department, the project expects to deliver a model computational tool for enhanced water security of drinking water resources. Results are expected to impact public health protection, allow for significant costs reduction and support both urban and regional communities across Australia.

Experts

Associate Professor Sarit Kaserzon

Affiliate of Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Science
Queensland Alliance for Environmental Health Sciences
Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences
Principal Research Fellow
School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences
Sarit Kaserzon
Sarit Kaserzon

Associate Professor Yoni Nazarathy

Associate Professor
School of Mathematics and Physics
Faculty of Science
Yoni Nazarathy
Yoni Nazarathy