Melbourne has one of the most pristine, pure and safe drinking water supplies in the world. Swinburne's Professor Ian Harding (Environment and Biotechnology Centre) discusses the quality issues that may arise from changing our source water.<br><br><br><br>DataBlitz on 'Water futures' was held on 30 September 2011.

Melbourne has one of the most pristine, pure and safe drinking water supplies in the world. Swinburne's Professor Ian Harding (Environment and Biotechnology Centre) discusses the quality issues that may arise from changing our source water. DataBlitz on 'Water futures' was held on 30 September 2011.

Maintaining water quality in an environment of ever changing water quantity (DataBlitz 2011)

This is a collection of highlights from STEM Blitz and DataBlitz - a series of monthly lunchtime peer presentations featuring three talented Swinburne researchers who will deliver a 10 minute 'taster' presentation on their research projects and/or teaching approaches.

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Maintaining water quality in an environment of ever changing water quantity (DataBlitz 2011)

Maintaining water quality in an environment of ever changing water quantity (DataBlitz 2011)