Eawag Annual Report 2022
As the aquatic research institute of the ETH Domain, our research is in service of society. You can see this for yourself in our Annual Report. The annual compact review highlights the most relevant research results of the past year and shows how they were developed.
As the aquatic research institute of the ETH Domain, our research is in service of society. You can see this for yourself in our Annual Report. The annual compact review highlights the most relevant research results of the past year and shows how they were developed.
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Consulting<br />
Beraten<br />
<strong>Eawag</strong> scientists collaborate with water professionals on numerous projects and provide their technical<br />
input to a wide variety of national and international bodies. In addition, they serve on expert committees and<br />
take on consulting contracts. <strong>Eawag</strong> also operates various competence centres, which promote exchange<br />
between research disciplines and practice. <strong>Eawag</strong> disseminates the latest research findings in applicationoriented<br />
publications, thus ensuring knowledge transfer to practitioners.<br />
Photo opposite A new detection method makes it possible to detect new variants of the SARS-Cov-2<br />
virus in wastewater at an early stage. <strong>Eawag</strong> research group leader Tim Julian (right) played a key role in<br />
this development, together with colleagues from various Swiss research institutions – including Prof. Niko<br />
Beerenwinkel (left) from the ETH Zurich. More about this on pages 32 and 33.
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