Striving For Net-Zero Through Wastewater Treatment Wastewater comes from water used in the home, in businesses and factories and from rain falling of roofs or the roads and pavements. It has up to 10 times more energy inside of it that the energy used to treat and...
Breaking Biofilm AMR Biofilms are a major cause of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and are recognised as a key factor in the inability of antibiotics (and other antibacterial agents) to treat many types of chronic, recurring infections e.g., diabetic foot ulcers and...
A Global Biofilm Network The annual international Eurobiofilms conference is an opportunity for scientists, clinicians and industry partners with an interest in biofilm-related problems to exchange novel information on clinical, environmental and basic elements of...
Biofilm Research Informs Marine Coatings Design Biofilms, and other marine organisms such as barnacles and algae, often accumulate on underwater surfaces and result in ‘biofouling’. This increases drag resistance, and thus causes greater fuel consumption and...
Promoting Biofilms in Personal Care Biofilm science is strongly emerging as key to understanding human health and many companies are now building technology into products that respect the biofilm. Cosmetics Cluster UK (CCUK) is the UK’s first business cluster, wholly...
