MSc projects
Collaboration on MSc projects has long been a key channel of interaction between Imperial College and Anglian Water. Working together allows students to achieve their MSc programme requirements for their final projects while working on finding novel solutions for current business challenges. This gives students exposure to a real work environment, the opportunity to work on exciting projects that will have an impact, while giving them the crucial first business experience setting them apart when it comes to finding their first job.
Below is a list of past projects undertaken by students across Imperial College including the Anglian Water Placement students.
Year | Student Name | Project |
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2016 (2014-16 AW placement) | Liz MacManus | An investigation into the optimisation of drinking water treatment processes for the reduction of THMs: Hall Water Treatment Works case study |
2016 | Tim Poole | The risk of microplastics in wastewater - a critical review for the water industry: microplastics microproblem? |
2016 | Dante Guillermo Ruiz Martinez | A case study of the water-energy-food nexus in the Anglian Water Shop Window |
2016 | Yi Sheng Koh | Cyber security in the water industry |
2015 (2013-15 AW placement) | Rhys Goddard | An evaluation of the potential of different passive sampling applications for water quality monitoring |
2015 | Nikoletta Metaxatos | Innovative water resource management for environmental benefit |
2014 (2012-14 AW placement) | Lauren Petch | Exploring the link between water temperature and pipe bursts and what this means for the water industry |
2014 (2012-14 AW placement) | Lok (Chloe) Ng | The application of the reactive filtration to achieve total phosphorus concentration of below 0.1mg/L in wastewater effluent in the East Anglian region |
2014 | Iman Mohammad Ibrahim | Catchment management strategies for emerging pesticides for Anglian Water |
2013 | Josimar Senior | A comparative analysis of alternative and advanced treatment options for the management of endocrine disrupting chemicals |
2012 | Samer Alameddine | The impact of climate change on freshwater algae and subsequent surface water treatment |
2011 | Nathan Hewitt | Optimism of enhanced digestion: Cambi process at cotton valley wastewater treatment works |
2011 | Lijing Chen | Sustainability of biological phosphorus removal in wastewater treatment |
2010 | Claire de Bouteiller | Evaluating the carbon footprint of alternative sludge treatment and disposal methods |
2009 | Joseph Park | Investigation of nitrous oxide flux in wastewater treatment process for the estimation of nitrous oxide emission |
2009 | ML Rogner | Recovery of phosphorus from sewage treatment works |
2008 | Robyn Kimber | Assessing opportunities for collecting high calorific food waste from businesses for co-digestion with sewage sludge CIWM/Anglian Water |
2008 | Yi Zhao | Assessing the sustainability of anaerobic treatment of wastewater in temperate climate |
2007 | Androulla Constantinou | Assessing the impact of household food disposal units to wastewater treatment (in collaboration with DEFRA) |
2007 | Fiona Antoniades | Assessing the potential of anaerobic digestion for wastewater treatment |
2006 | Benjamin Poole | Investigation of the settlement characteristics of humus tank sludge from sites with chemical phosphorus removal |
2005 | Samantha Antonini | Assessing stackability for sewage sludge |
2004 | Aisley Gogarty | The future of trickling filters in Anglian Water sewage treatment works |
2004 | Georgina Venton | Effects of flooding on wastewater treatment operations |
2003 | Rebecca Quinlan | Sewage sludge drying technologies |
2002 | Anna-Kaisa Karki | Heavy metals in the aquatic environment: Management of risks for the water industry |