RT @SeqH2O: How can you do wastewater surveillance when there are no sewers? Check out our new preprint on sampling strategies!

RT @EnvSciTech: This ES&T study by @JanssenLilli of @EawagResearch presents #cyanotoxin profiles from a lake survey along with a new approa…

@Redkiraz @dominiksteiger no, but interesting. in zurich, it also looks like its higher shedding per reported clinical case now:

@will_townes @cduvallet cool! nice work! from this graphic, it also looks like concentrations are furthest away from the processing lab. Could sample shipment and storage influence measured concentrations?

RT @TanjaStadler_CH: It was an amazing journey for us (our research team @ETH_en with the support of contracted software developers from T…

@SeqH2O can i get one?

RT @Redkiraz: SARS-COV-2 National trend @dominiksteiger

@Redkiraz The team updated the website, so it now shows trends with some publically available clinical information:

RT @ProfKAHamilton: Come hear about our group’s work today “4114478 Advancing the science of quantifying #antimicrobialresistance risks: Sp…

RT @ScienceMagazine: More than 4.4 billion people in low- and middle-income countries lack safe drinking water, finds a new geospatial anal…

RT @CrowtherLab: Safe drinking #water is a basic human right. But how many actually have it? In a new study with @EawagResearch, we estimat…

@Redkiraz We are working on a composite graphic that integrates data from all catchments into a single time series to add to WISE database. Is that what you mean? Or did you have something else in mind, besides the WISE and IDD dashboards?

RT @H2O_Hannah: Actively recruiting driven PhD students and postdocs! Our lab will focus on pathogens and their broader microbiomes in the…

@Redkiraz If there is a need to not have these breaks, its important feedback to us as we plan the future.

RT @krismcneill: We are looking for two PhD students to work on natural organic matter photochemistry, relevant to the C and S cycles. One…

An update on our #wastewater monitoring (: we will take a break from July 29 - Aug 9, so the dashboards will be updated on July 30, and then only again on August 13. The timing is to coincide with a usual low period for respiratory viruses.

RT @EHPonline: #ICYMI...NEW REVIEW: Applications of Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment to Respiratory Pathogens and Implications for Up…

RT @ProfKAHamilton: Where does the field of quantitative microbial risk assessment #QMRA need to go next? Advancing molecular tools, dose–r…