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Zhiteneva et al., 2020: Trends in conducting quantitative microbial risk assessments for water reuse systems: A review

Zhiteneva et al., 2020: Differentiating between adsorption and biodegradation mechanisms while removing trace organic chemicals (TOrCs) in biological activated carbon (BAC) filters

Karakurt-Fischer et al. 2020: Characterizing a novel in-situ oxygen delivery device for establishing controlled redox zonation within a high infiltration rate sequential biofilter

Filter et al. 2020: In-situ fixed bed denitrification in sequential biofiltration: laboratory testing of solid substrates

Karakurt-Fischer et al. 2020: Developing a novel biofiltration treatment system by coupling high-rate infiltration trench technology with a plug- flow porous-media bioreactor

Bayerische Rundfunk Television Program September 2019

Drewes et al. 2019: Risk management in water reuse – International perspective and approaches for Germany

Hellauer et al. 2019: Microbiome-Triggered Transformations of Trace Organic Chemicals in the Presence of Effluent Organic Matter in Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) Systems. Environ. Sci. Technol., 2018, 52, 24, 14342-14351

Karakurt et al. 2019: Dynamics of wastewater effluent contributions in streams and impacts on drinking water supply via riverbank filtration in Germany – A national reconnaissance. Environmental Science & Technology 53 (11), 6154-6161

Müller et al. 2019: Investigating synergies in sequential biofiltration-based hybrid systems for the enhanced removal of trace organic chemicals from wastewater treatment plant effluents. Environ. Sci.: Water Res. Technol., 2019 (5), 14

Fact Sheets on Risk Management from the WavE Project Consortium

Hellauer et al. 2018: Establishing Sequential Managed Aquifer Recharge Technology (SMART) for Enhanced Removal of Trace Organic Chemicals: Experiences from field studies in Berlin, Germany. Journal of Hydrology Volume 563, 2018, 1161-11

Helmecke et al. 2018: Klarwasser in Flüssen: Herausforderung für die Trinkwassergewinnung, DVGW energie | wasser-praxis.

Schmid, S.; Bogner, F.X. 2018: What Germany’s University Beginners Think about Water Reuse. Water, 10, 731

Schmid, S.; Bogner, F.X. 2018: Is there more than the sewage plant? University freshmen’s conceptions of the urban water cycle. PLoS ONE 13(7)

NDR1 Program June 2018

Süddeutsche Zeitung Article

SMART ART Campus Talks February 2018

Drewes et al. 2017: Innovative processes for water recycling to augment drinking water supplies in urban water cycles. Water Solutions, 47-49

Drewes et al. 2017: Gebrauchtes Wasser in urbanen Kreisläufen naturnah aufbereiten. gwf Wasser-Abwasser, 53-54

Filter et al. 2017: Impacts of Accumulated Particulate Organic Matter on Oxygen Consumption and Organic Micro-Pollutant Elimination in Bank Filtration and Soil Aquifer Treatment. Water 2017, 9(5), 349

Hellauer et al. 2017: Advancing Sequential Managed Aquifer Recharge Technology (SMART) Using Different Intermediate Oxidation Processes. Water 2017, 9(3), 221

Muntau et al. 2017: Evaluation of the short-term fate and transport of chemicals of emerging concern during soil-aquifer treatment using select transformation products as intrinsic redox-sensitive tracers. Science of The Total Environ.,

Regnery et al. 2017: The importance of key attenuation factors for microbial and chemical contaminants during managed aquifer recharge: A review. Critical Reviews in Environmental Science and Technology, Volume 47, 2017 - Issue 15, 1409

Regnery et al. 2017: Trace organic chemical attenuation during managed aquifer recharge: Insights from a variably saturated 2D tank experiment. Journal of Hydrology Volume 548, May 2017, Pages 641-651

Regnery et al. 2016: Introducing sequential managed aquifer recharge technology (SMART) - From laboratory to full-scale application. Chemosphere Volume 154, 2016, 8-16

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