Stuart Bennett
October 27, 2020

Full programme announced: GW4 WSA Annual Conference – Mon 2-Wed 4 November 2020

Posted in: Catchment area management, Coastal and ocean engineering, CSCT, FRESH CDT, GW4, Other, Research Theme, Sensors and data, Urban water management, Waste water collection and treatment, Water awareness and human behaviour, Water in the circular economy, Water Security Alliance, Water supply from source to tap, Water, Environment and Infrastructure Resilience, WIRC @ Bath, WISE CDT

The GW4 WSA's annual conference is next week and full details of the programme have been released.This year’s conference will provide attendees with opportunities to lean about the breadth of research taking place across the GW4, share water-related research experiences with academics and stakeholders, as well as helping to inspire and support the next generation of water researchers. The programme features a diverse range of academics, practitioners and advocates working within the water sector.

Attendance is free but you must register. For a full breakdown of the programme, plus registration links, please visit the link below.

Posted in: Catchment area management, Coastal and ocean engineering, CSCT, FRESH CDT, GW4, Other, Research Theme, Sensors and data, Urban water management, Waste water collection and treatment, Water awareness and human behaviour, Water in the circular economy, Water Security Alliance, Water supply from source to tap, Water, Environment and Infrastructure Resilience, WIRC @ Bath, WISE CDT

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