Why it exists
The people who run treatment plants, test samples and build instruments know more about where water is heading than anyone. Most of what they know never gets written down.
We interview them, report from their plants and labs, and explain the technology in plain language. Every conversation becomes an article, a video, short clips for LinkedIn, a place in The Frontier newsletter and, for many guests, a page in print.
We start from the guest's expertise, ask what is changing, what still fails and what they wish they could measure, and publish what they tell us.
Your host
Nisha Sarveswaran
Nisha hosts every Frontiers Interview. She sits down with operators, scientists, regulators and builders, and asks what they would fix first if they could measure anything.
Editorial standards
What readers and guests can count on- Guests check their quotes.Every guest sees the draft before it runs and confirms that what we quote is accurate.
- No paid conclusions.No one buys coverage, quotes or editorial outcomes, and guests never pay to be featured.
- Sponsored is labelled.Anything a partner paid for says so where it runs.
- Corrections are public.If we get something wrong, write to info@fluidicfrontiers.com. We fix it and note the change on the story.
What we cover
The beat- Wastewater surveillance
- Drinking-water microbiology
- Pathogen detection
- qPCR
- Legionella
- E. coli
- Environmental DNA
- PFAS
- Harmful algal blooms
- Sequencing
- Lab automation
- Process control and optimization
- Chemical dosing
- Biosurveillance
- Recreational water
- Aquaculture
- Environmental sensors
Write to us
Story ideas, guest suggestions, corrections and partnership questions all come to the same inbox.