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Within this field of environmental research, Professor Andrews is involved in an array of regional, national and international interdisciplinary projects with the ultimate aim of helping provide improvements to public health.

In addition to her work with the SOWC, Professor Andrews currently sits on the Ontario Drinking Water Advisory Council of the MOE and is a board member for the Canadian Association on Water Quality.

Journal of Water Supply: Research and Technology - AQUA, accepted December 2007.Alam, M.Z.B., R. Cantwell, R. Hofmann, R.C. Andrews, J. Rand, G. Gagnon, M. VanderMarck, E. Moffat, and S.A. Andrews, 2007. Matthew pediatrics
University of Virginia Health System; Charlottesville, VA
United States of America

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    (full peer review).Linden, K.G., S.A. Andrews, K.Z. Atasi, M. Stefan, I.H. Suffet, 2004. J. Chromatog. Proceedings, "Newest Generation of Emerging Contaminants" session at the American Water Works Association Annual Conference and Exposition, Toronto, ON, June, 2007.G.A. Susan Andrews, Associate Professor of Civil Engineering at the University of Toronto, and SOWC Drinking Water Node Leader

    • Her research primarily focuses on optimizing water treatment processes, drinking water disinfection in particular, which are essential both from a fundamental perspective and for application by water providers and regulatory authorities.

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    Maimonides Medical Center
    United States of America

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    (full peer review).Valentine R.L., Choi J., Chen Z., Barrett S.E., Hwang C., Guo Y. Wehner M., Fitzsimmons S., Andrews S.A., C.M. Brubacher* and K.D. Kohut*, 2005. Final Report for AwwaRF and USEPA project 2599, AwwaRF and AWWA, Denver, CO, 234 pp.

    Professor Andrews participates in projects that span the globe (North America, Europe, Singapore) and which often include participants from non-engineering fields. Proceedings, American Water Works Association Annual Conference and Exhibition, Anaheim, CA, June, CD ROM.Peldszus, S., P.M. Huck and S.A. Andrews, 1998.

    Efficacy of Disinfectant Residuals in Distribution Systems.

    What type of collaborative opportunities are you looking for through the SOWC?
    In addition to strengthening our current collaborations, we hope to forge new relationships with industrial water practitioners through the SOWC.

    What is unique about the capacity you are leading within SOWC?
    The mobile nature of many of the Drinking Water Node’s assets is quite unique in this field of research.

    Background Research Interests Education Afilliations

    Background

    Background

    Professor Susan Andrews' research is concerned with the optimization of water treatment processes, especially in the area of drinking water disinfection.

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    M.A.Sc. R Sameh pediatrics
    King Abdul Aziz University
    United Arab Emirates

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    How has the SOWC helped support your water research?
    The SOWC has recently supported our research by helping us acquire unique treatment process equipment and analytical instrumentation to enhance our research capabilities.

    The balance between inactivating pathogens and minimizing the formation of chemical by-products is of particular concern, with a focus to evaluating a variety of disinfection technologies including using light (ultraviolet, solar) as an alternative to traditional chemical disinfectants (chlorine).

    Environmental research in inherently interdisciplinary.

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    pediatrics
    University of Virginia Health System; Charlottesville, VA
    United States of America

  • Dr. Factors Affecting the Formation of NDMA in Water and Occurrence. (Alberta)
    Ph.D.

    Innovative UV Technologies to Oxidize Organic and Organoleptic Chemicals.

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    (full peer review).Liu**, W. and S.A. Andrews, 2003. These interactions have helped to strengthen links between the academic and public sectors as well as foster interdisciplinary research interactions.

    • Research Interests

    • Water quality and chemistry in water treatment processes and distribution systems
    • Novel and emerging byproducts of potential health concern
    • UV and solar disinfection

    Education

    Education and Designations

    B.A.Sc.

    She has also been heavily involved within several professional and research organizations including having been a Program leader for the Canadian Water Network for several years, and Chair of the Ontario Water Works Association.