Diogo Gomes Da Silva

Dr. Diogo Gomes Da Silva is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Brighton's School of Applied Sciences. His research focuses on environmental pollution, particularly water quality and sanitation (WASH), microbial source tracking, and faecal sludge management. He leads modules such as GY531 Environmental Pollution and contributes to teaching in water sanitation, global environmental issues, and fieldwork.

• Education: PhD in Environmental Microbiology, MSc in Water and Environment Management, BEng in Fisheries.
• Key Projects: Includes the SMaRT project on faecal sludge management in emergencies, sustainable sanitation in Asia/Africa, and cholera treatment center disinfection studies.

His research spans waterborne disease control, mussel pollution indicators, and livestock interactions with household water safety. He emphasizes practical learning through fieldwork and laboratory sessions.

Recent publications address rainwater availability in Kenya, norovirus contamination in mussels, and participatory water safety planning. His work integrates environmental science with public health challenges in developing regions.