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Many parameters in monitoring water quality can be measured relatively easily using very well-established techniques that range from physio-chemical and optical sensors through to reagent-based analysers. Click to read more...

WORCESTERSHIRE business have been commended at a recent prestigious award ceremony highlighting their efforts.

WORCESTERSHIRE business have been commended at a recent prestigious award ceremony highlighting their efforts.

At ILM's Water, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring (WWEM) event, Jacqueline Diaz-Nieto, Ph. Click to read more...

At ILM's Water, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring (WWEM) event, Jacqueline Diaz-Nieto, Ph. Click to read more...

At ILMs Water, Wastewater and Environmental Monitoring (WWEM) event, Jacqueline Diaz-Nieto, Ph. Click to read more...

The Proteus, from Proteus Instruments a division of RS Hydro, provides real-time data on the levels of dissolved oxygen, organic carbon and detects bacterial contamination, to provide continuous monitoring of the health of water systems, their ability to support aquatic life, and their safety for leisure use. Click to read more...

Proteus Instruments have recently been awarded with a prestigious Queens Award for Enterprise (Innovation) for a water monitoring system they developed in partnership with University of Birmingham  The technology was developed through a Knowledge Transfer Partnership, a UK government scheme that encourages collaboration between business and academia. Click to read more...

A water monitoring system developed in a collaboration between University of Birmingham researchers and Proteus Instruments, that remotely measures the quality of water in rivers, lakes and reservoirs, has resulted in a Queens Award for Enterprise (I

FIVE businesses around Worcestershire have been crowned as the winner of this years Queens Awards for Enterprise.