Centre for Environmental Health and Engineering
Our Centre is a designated World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centre for the protection of water quality and health.
Study with us
Our research activities form an integral part of our successful masters course. It attracts overseas students and professionals who wish to take advantage of the considerable global interest in water, wastewater, sanitation, public health, pollution and waste management to develop their careers.
Prizes we've won
Our project won the UK-Philippines Newton Prize 2019. The project aims to convert wastewater into nutrient rich fertiliser and is leading the way on improving the health and prosperity of rapidly urbanising areas in the Philippines and Southeast Asia.
Our University was a joint winner of the 2011 Queen's Anniversary Prize for wide-ranging and global work improving access to safe drinking water and sanitation. Listen to Brian Clarke talking about why water research is so important.
People
Head of Centre
Dr Devendra Saroj
Reader and Head of Centre for Environmental Health and Engineering (CEHE), Director of Research - Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Academic staff
Dr Thomas Bond
Senior Lecturer
Dr Bing Guo
Lecturer
Professor Prashant Kumar
Professor and Chair in Air Quality and Health; Founding Director, Global Centre for Clean Air Research (GCARE)
Dr Belen Marti-Cardona
Lecturer in Earth Observation and Hydrology
Dr Katherine Pond
Senior Lecturer
Research staff
Maryam Hoseini
Research fellow
Emeritus staff
Professor Barry Lloyd
Emeritus Professor of Environmental Health Engineering
Visiting staff
Dr Stephen Battersby
Visiting Senior Research Fellow, Chartered Environmental Health Practitioner, Environmental Health and Housing Consultant
Professor Jennifer Colbourne
Chief Drinking Water Inspector, DWI
Dr Julie Kinzelman
Visiting Senior Research Fellow, Racine Public Health Department
Professor Matthias Maier
Stadtwerke Karlsruhe
Professor Paul Sherlock
Formerly of Oxfam and Coordinator of Water and Sanitation Emergencies, UNICEF