The human science

When Julia talks about her job, she focuses on people above all else: customers who are struggling to pay their water bills; people adapting their habits in the face of drought; and consumers who prefer bottled water to tap water.

Certain tasks at a wastewater treatment plant may seem unremarkable: analysing a sample, checking the pH level, calibrating an instrument or recording a measurement in a logbook, for example. For Hari Om Tiwari, however, every one of these tasks counts. 

As Head of Oceanography at SUEZ, Marc uses numerical modelling to predict ocean movements and reduce the environmental impact on marine ecosystems.

Designing and developing robots to protect field operators and accelerate the environmental transition.

For Min, research is not abstract. It is fuelled by her personal history, her sensitivity to nature, and her strong conviction that understanding pollution is crucial to preserving water, the environment, and public health.

As a specialist in health risk assessment at CIRSEE, SUEZ’s international research centre, Jérôme has a job that few people would guess

A passionate mathematician, Olaf puts his talent to work toward a clear objective: preserving resources

Jennifer is a water pipe investigator and polymer enthusiast who transforms materials science into concrete solutions for preserving the quality of drinking water.