“What the F?”: How we failed to publish a journal special issue on failures
(This article explains why we have had to withdraw from publishing the IJERPH Special Issue on “Learning from Failure in Environmental and Public Health Research”)...
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My experience of the MSc Water, Sanitation and Health Engineering
Alicia Eduardo, Graduand, Master of Science in Water, Sanitation and Health Engineering. In February 2018, I received the most exciting notice of my life. I...
Asset management in WASH
Matsautso Mumba, Student, Master of Science in Water, Sanitation and Health Engineering. *This post is about research conducted as part of a Master of Science in...
Exposing your menstrual status
Hannah Jayne Robinson, Graduate, Bachelor of Engineering *This post regards research conducted as part of a Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering) final year research project,...
World Water Week Survival Guide for Young Water Professionals
7 practical tips to survive your first World Water Week as a WASH newbie! Theresa Schütz, Student, Master of Science in Water, Sanitation and Health Engineering....
Reinventing universities towards entrepreneurship
Desire Sengoga, Student, Master of Science in Water, Sanitation and Health Engineering. *This post is about research conducted as part of a Master of Science in...
The political nature of collecting urban sanitation cost data
Erick Corimanya and Elon Sooknanan, students, Master of Science in Water, Sanitation and Health Engineering *This post is about research conducted as part of Master...
My PhD Journey Part 2: approaching a PhD like a job
Claire Rosato-Scott, PhD Candidate A very close friend of mine did a PhD a good few years ago in what I call ‘the traditional way’....
FSM5 and AfricaSan5 2019: Highlights and Key Takeaways
Dr Sally Cawood, Research Fellow in Urban Sanitation From the 18th to 22nd February 2019, 800 people – including politicians, academics, practitioners, consultants, innovators, donor...
My PhD Journey Part 1: Why a Phd … at Leeds … researching incontinence?
Claire Rosato-Scott, PhD Candidate *This post is about research conducted as part of a PhD supervised by Dr Dani Barrington and Professor Barbara Evans* I never...