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Electronic Nose is revolutionizing water quality monitoring
Imagine if technology could mimic our sense of smell to detect and analyze odors, just as our noses do. You don’t need to imagine, because it’s already here – the electronic nose, or “e-nose,” a device that simulates the human olfactory system to detect and identify odors and flavors. While the human nose relies on […]
In collaboration with Texas State University and the City of Wichita Falls
In the end of May, two representatives from Texas State University and the City of Wichita Falls, came to visit Mälardalens University in Sweden to gain insights in the Unity4Water project, discuss their roles and the anticipated impact of this partnership. The Unity4Water project represents a confluence of academia, industry, and utilities aimed at exploring the potential […]
Adressing important water challenges
Unity4Water can provide valuable insights and strategic expertise in sustainable resource use across multiple disciplines. The RE:Source innovation program works broadly across different industries, which opens up many interesting opportunities for integrating Unity4Water into their program as well. – Although RE:Source does not focus directly on water issues, Unity4Water can contribute with strategies for reducing […]
Join the movement for sustainable water solutions: Call for proposals is opened!
Water Wise Societies program, part of the broader Impact Innovation initiative by the Swedish Energy Agency, Formas, and Vinnova, offers an opportunity to contribute to a systemic shift in sustainable water management. This call for proposal is aimed at diverse stakeholders from various sectors and organizations who are eager to collaborate on impactful projects that […]
Clean wastewater for food production – a globally unique method
The partnership between Optima Planta and the Unity4Water project exemplifies the potent synergy that arises when academic rigor converges with industrial acumen. In the realm of scientific exploration, partnerships often pave the way for groundbreaking discoveries and innovative solutions. Optima Planta, rooted in the esteemed Uppsala University and SLU, has embraced this ethos through its […]
A holistic approach to problem-solving
In the pursuit of Unity4Water, lies a partnership between BioTech Heights, Tetra Pak, and Lund University’s Faculty of Engineering (LTH), each bringing unique expertise and technological solutions to address complex challenges. – In this regard, we are particularly experts in the different types of separation processes needed to ensure the quality of the water that […]
Utilizing the resources in wastewater
Mälarenergi and Eskilstuna Energi och Miljö is pivotal partners in the Unity4Water project, focusing on research concerning wastewater and nutrient recycling. Let’s delve into the specifics of their roles and the promising outlook for the future of sustainable water management. Mälarenergi has a rich experience in collaborations regarding various research projects, such as utilizing sludge […]
Minimization of water usage and the environmental footprint of food production
In an effort to revolutionize water management and food production, Unity4Water has partnered with Swegreen, a leader in controlled-environment vertical farming, modern agriculture and sustainable engineering. – Mälardalen University and Swegreen are establishing a research facility at the university’s campus with vertical farming units from Swegreen. These units are multifunctional and unlock a huge potential […]
EU’s new water policy and how it connects to Unity4Water
Europe faces persistent water challenges and increased water stress due to environmental pollution, climate change, heightened demand, and overexploitation from water-intensive sectors. During this mandate period, EU institutions have reviewed current water legislation to strengthen and modernize its application, addressing water pollutants such as medicines, microplastics, and PFAs. How can Unity4Water contribute? As Europe prepares […]