Published on 14/11/202514/11/2025 by Environmental Scientists Mr. Valens Habimana | Wastewater Treatment | Best Researcher Award KTH university | Sweden Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus Featured Publications Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Characterization and treatment of academic wastewater using volcanic-gravel-constructed wetlands: A study in Rwanda. Water, 17(22), 3200. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Bioaccumulation of trace elements in fish from Lake Kivu and its potential risk to consumers in Rwanda. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2021). Assessment of heavy metals in water from Lake Kivu, Rwanda. In Recent advances in environmental science from the Euro-Mediterranean and surrounding regions (2nd ed., pp. 655–660). Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2020). Water physico-chemical characteristics of the Lakes Burera and Ruhondo, Rwanda. Valens Habimana | Wastewater Treatment | Best Researcher Award
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Mr. Valens Habimana is a dedicated PhD student at KTH University whose research expertise spans environmental chemistry, wastewater treatment, and sustainable resource recovery. With a strong scientific foundation shaped by advanced training in environmental sanitation and years of academic engagement, he has contributed significantly to advancing water quality improvement and environmental monitoring initiatives. His work explores innovative treatment solutions such as microbial systems, natural fibers, adsorption techniques, and constructed wetlands, aiming to enhance pollutant removal while promoting circular resource use through biogas generation, nutrient recovery, and water reuse. He has been involved in impactful studies on heavy metals, pesticide residues, pharmaceuticals, food nutrient retention, and the ecological health of freshwater bodies, and holds a growing scholarly presence with 71 citations by 69 documents, 4 documents indexed, and an h-index of 2. His research has appeared in reputable journals such as Science of the Total Environment, Food Science & Nutrition, Water, and other regional and international scientific outlets. Mr. Valens Habimana has collaborated with renowned institutions and environmental organizations to drive research innovations addressing local and global environmental challenges. His contributions also extend to national programs focused on industrial effluent assessments, water quality monitoring, and green growth best-practice verification. As a committed member of several scientific networks and standards committees, he actively promotes knowledge exchange and scientific leadership. Through his ongoing doctoral research and collaborative projects, Valens continues to advance sustainable water management, environmental protection, and applied analytical chemistry, positioning himself as a rising researcher dedicated to impactful, solution-oriented scientific work. Profile: Scopus
Featured Publications Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Characterization and treatment of academic wastewater using volcanic-gravel-constructed wetlands: A study in Rwanda. Water, 17(22), 3200. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Bioaccumulation of trace elements in fish from Lake Kivu and its potential risk to consumers in Rwanda. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2021). Assessment of heavy metals in water from Lake Kivu, Rwanda. In Recent advances in environmental science from the Euro-Mediterranean and surrounding regions (2nd ed., pp. 655–660). Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2020). Water physico-chemical characteristics of the Lakes Burera and Ruhondo, Rwanda.
Featured Publications Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Characterization and treatment of academic wastewater using volcanic-gravel-constructed wetlands: A study in Rwanda. Water, 17(22), 3200. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Bioaccumulation of trace elements in fish from Lake Kivu and its potential risk to consumers in Rwanda. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2021). Assessment of heavy metals in water from Lake Kivu, Rwanda. In Recent advances in environmental science from the Euro-Mediterranean and surrounding regions (2nd ed., pp. 655–660). Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2020). Water physico-chemical characteristics of the Lakes Burera and Ruhondo, Rwanda.
Featured Publications Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Characterization and treatment of academic wastewater using volcanic-gravel-constructed wetlands: A study in Rwanda. Water, 17(22), 3200. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Bioaccumulation of trace elements in fish from Lake Kivu and its potential risk to consumers in Rwanda. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2021). Assessment of heavy metals in water from Lake Kivu, Rwanda. In Recent advances in environmental science from the Euro-Mediterranean and surrounding regions (2nd ed., pp. 655–660). Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2020). Water physico-chemical characteristics of the Lakes Burera and Ruhondo, Rwanda.
Featured Publications Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Characterization and treatment of academic wastewater using volcanic-gravel-constructed wetlands: A study in Rwanda. Water, 17(22), 3200. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Bioaccumulation of trace elements in fish from Lake Kivu and its potential risk to consumers in Rwanda. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2021). Assessment of heavy metals in water from Lake Kivu, Rwanda. In Recent advances in environmental science from the Euro-Mediterranean and surrounding regions (2nd ed., pp. 655–660). Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2020). Water physico-chemical characteristics of the Lakes Burera and Ruhondo, Rwanda.
Featured Publications Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Characterization and treatment of academic wastewater using volcanic-gravel-constructed wetlands: A study in Rwanda. Water, 17(22), 3200. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Bioaccumulation of trace elements in fish from Lake Kivu and its potential risk to consumers in Rwanda. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2021). Assessment of heavy metals in water from Lake Kivu, Rwanda. In Recent advances in environmental science from the Euro-Mediterranean and surrounding regions (2nd ed., pp. 655–660). Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2020). Water physico-chemical characteristics of the Lakes Burera and Ruhondo, Rwanda.
Featured Publications Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Characterization and treatment of academic wastewater using volcanic-gravel-constructed wetlands: A study in Rwanda. Water, 17(22), 3200. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Bioaccumulation of trace elements in fish from Lake Kivu and its potential risk to consumers in Rwanda. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2021). Assessment of heavy metals in water from Lake Kivu, Rwanda. In Recent advances in environmental science from the Euro-Mediterranean and surrounding regions (2nd ed., pp. 655–660). Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2020). Water physico-chemical characteristics of the Lakes Burera and Ruhondo, Rwanda.
Featured Publications Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Characterization and treatment of academic wastewater using volcanic-gravel-constructed wetlands: A study in Rwanda. Water, 17(22), 3200. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Bioaccumulation of trace elements in fish from Lake Kivu and its potential risk to consumers in Rwanda. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2021). Assessment of heavy metals in water from Lake Kivu, Rwanda. In Recent advances in environmental science from the Euro-Mediterranean and surrounding regions (2nd ed., pp. 655–660). Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2020). Water physico-chemical characteristics of the Lakes Burera and Ruhondo, Rwanda.
Featured Publications Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Characterization and treatment of academic wastewater using volcanic-gravel-constructed wetlands: A study in Rwanda. Water, 17(22), 3200. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Bioaccumulation of trace elements in fish from Lake Kivu and its potential risk to consumers in Rwanda. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2021). Assessment of heavy metals in water from Lake Kivu, Rwanda. In Recent advances in environmental science from the Euro-Mediterranean and surrounding regions (2nd ed., pp. 655–660). Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2020). Water physico-chemical characteristics of the Lakes Burera and Ruhondo, Rwanda.
Featured Publications Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Characterization and treatment of academic wastewater using volcanic-gravel-constructed wetlands: A study in Rwanda. Water, 17(22), 3200. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Bioaccumulation of trace elements in fish from Lake Kivu and its potential risk to consumers in Rwanda. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2021). Assessment of heavy metals in water from Lake Kivu, Rwanda. In Recent advances in environmental science from the Euro-Mediterranean and surrounding regions (2nd ed., pp. 655–660). Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2020). Water physico-chemical characteristics of the Lakes Burera and Ruhondo, Rwanda.
Featured Publications Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Characterization and treatment of academic wastewater using volcanic-gravel-constructed wetlands: A study in Rwanda. Water, 17(22), 3200. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Bioaccumulation of trace elements in fish from Lake Kivu and its potential risk to consumers in Rwanda. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2021). Assessment of heavy metals in water from Lake Kivu, Rwanda. In Recent advances in environmental science from the Euro-Mediterranean and surrounding regions (2nd ed., pp. 655–660). Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2020). Water physico-chemical characteristics of the Lakes Burera and Ruhondo, Rwanda.
Featured Publications Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Characterization and treatment of academic wastewater using volcanic-gravel-constructed wetlands: A study in Rwanda. Water, 17(22), 3200. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2024). Bioaccumulation of trace elements in fish from Lake Kivu and its potential risk to consumers in Rwanda. Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2021). Assessment of heavy metals in water from Lake Kivu, Rwanda. In Recent advances in environmental science from the Euro-Mediterranean and surrounding regions (2nd ed., pp. 655–660). Habimana, V., & co-authors. (2020). Water physico-chemical characteristics of the Lakes Burera and Ruhondo, Rwanda.