Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology blog

Last week, we were tremendously excited to announce the publication of our first issue of Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology. This inaugural issue was introduced by David M. Cwiertny, Editor-in-Chief of the journal.

In his editorial ‘To new beginnings and a better alternative’, he stated our strong commitment to grow a footprint in the water and environmental research.

The launch of this journal would not have been possible without an incredibly professional and capable Editorial Board. Therefore, we included a Profile article with mini-biographies so you can meet them and read more about their background.

This issue contained three HOT articles which obtained particularly high scores during peer review.

In the first of them, researchers from the Manchester Metropolitan University discussed the quantification of corrosion inhibitors used in the water industry for steam condensate treatment.

The second article was brought to us by Michael Templeton, who wrote an insightful perspective on achieving sustainable sanitation for all.

And last but not least, the group of Zhiyong Jason Ren presented a research on microbial capacitive desalination and energy production from unconventional natural gas produced water in our third HOT article.

In our office in Cambridge, this special event called for some celebration and we enjoyed an incredible cake with the cover of this first issue.

We hope you enjoy reading Issue 1 as much as we did. We are now relentlessly working on our next ones to keep up the incredible high standards set up in the inaugural issue. Be ready!

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Read our first issue:

01 January 2015, Issue 1,  Page 1 to 122
Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology