Research projects
The 8th call is closed. You can no longer apply.
9th call will be launched in March 2019.
8.1 | Development and scale-up of liquid crystalline based polymeric membranes with aligned uniform pores – organic chemistry, polymer chemistry, membrane technology - promotor: Prof.dr.ir. Kitty Nijmeijer (Eindhoven University of Technology) and Prof. dr. Albert Schenning (Eindhoven University of Technology) |
8.2 | Multicomponent mass transport modeling of water desalination with reverse osmosis – physics, chemical or mechanical engineering - promotor: Prof.dr.ir. Walter van der Meer (University of Twente, Membrane Science & Technology) |
8.3 | Mechanistic understanding of micropollutant removal in RO/NF systems for clean water production – physics, chemical engineering - promotor: Prof.dr. Bert van der Wal (Wageningen University), co-promotor: Dr. Evan Spruijt (Radboud University Nijmegen) |
8.4 | Characterisation and tuning of DOLLOPs in potable waters – physical chemistry, chemistry, physics (optics) - promotor: Prof. Herman Offerhaus (Twente University) and Prof. Jakob Woisetschläger (TU Graz) |
8.5 | Dissolved organic matter dosing to enhance in situ pesticide biodegradation in drinking water aquifers – environmental biotechnology, applied microbiology - promotor: Prof.dr.ir. HHM (Huub) Rijnaarts (Wageningen University, Environmental Technology), co-promotor: Dr.ir. NB (Nora) Sutton (Wageningen University, Environmental Technology) |
8.6 | Control of metabolic active biofilms on activated carbon for efficient in situ regeneration – environmental microbiology, biotechnology - promotor: Prof.dr. Gert-Jan W. Euverink (University of Groningen, Engineering and Technology Institute Groningen) |
8.7 | Single cell microbial physiology to monitor the water quality in treatment processes and water distribution systems – molecular microbiology - promotor: Prof.dr. J. Kok (University of Groningen, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Molecular Genetics), co-promotor: Prof.dr. G.J.W. Euverink (University of Groningen, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Products and Processes for Biotechnology) |