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  Recycling Research Team is studying measures to contribute to the maintenance of regional environments and to create a recycling society.
 
  We develop technologies to recover wastewater and organic wastes produced by daily-life and social activities, transform these into new resources, and utilize these resources.
 
  We are also conducting research to discover the ideal sound recycling system for use by regions and by human society.

 
 
What's new!


Jun. 2, 2014 Staff informatioin has been updated.
Apr. 7, 2014 Staff informatioin has been updated.
Nov. 1, 2013  Staff informatioin has been updated.
May 28, 2013 Mr. Jun Tsumori, Team Leader of Recycling Research Team, joined the team.
Apr. 1, 2013 Staff information has been updated.
Jan.15, 2013 Staff information has been updated.
Apr. 3, 2012 Dr. Wang Feng, Research Specialist, joined the team.
Nov. 1, 2011 Mr. Tsutomu Uchida, Team Leader of Recycling Research Team, joined the team.
Dr. Taira Hidaka, Senior Researcher, joined the team.
Apr.18, 2011 Dr. Kenichiro Inoue, Researcher, joined the team.
Apr. 4, 2011 Mr. Keisuke Asai, Collaborating Researcher, joined the team.
Sep. 1, 2010 Ms. Sayuri Arai, Researcher, joined the team.
Aug. 23-Sep.10, 2010 A summer trainee was accepted.
Jul.19, 2010 Research Subject has been updated.
Jun.15, 2010 Dr. Yutaka Kameda, Former Research specialist, won the Hirose Prize in fiscal year 2009 from Japan Society on Water Environment.
Jun.14, 2010 Mr. Shigehito Horio, Researcher, joined the team.
Apr. 1, 2010 Mr. Kishida, Researcher, joined the team.
Dr. Nobuhito Yasui, Research Specialist, joined the team.
Mr. Kazuyuki Sato, Collaborating researcher, joined the team.


Research Subject
・ Safety Evaluation
To ensure the safety of reclaimed wastewater and recycled materials, we conduct research on measuring methods, control techniques, and safety evaluation methods such as a tracing poisonous metals, micro-polluting chemicals, and pathogenic protozoa and viruses.
 
・ Reclamation of Water
We work to develop technologies to be used to carry out more advanced decontamination of impurities in polluted water and waste water and return it to the natural world and for human use.

・ Organic waste material resource recycling systems
We work to develop technologies to stabilize and recycle sludge from water treatment and vegetation waste produced by park and landscape management, earthworks, and road, river, and forest administration, etc. and use these wastes as recycled resources.
We are also conducting research to find the ideal regional recycling system to be used to recycle resources for parks, maintain green land, clean-up the environment, and produce energy.


 

 

CONTACT US
 
Recycling Research Team,
Materials and Resources Research Group of PWRI

Address: 1-6, Minamihara, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305-8516, JAPAN
TEL: +81-29-879-6765 FAX: +81-29-879-6797

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