Beatrice Ashton-Lelliott
June 3, 2021

WIRC Water Colloquium 24/06/2021

Posted in: Other, Urban water management, Water awareness and human behaviour, Water, Environment and Infrastructure Resilience, WIRC @ Bath

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Our next water seminar will be take place on Thursday 24th June @ 1.15pm. Dr Mirella Di Lorenzo, Reader in Chemical Engineering at the University of Bath, will present: 'Sustainable and low-cost solutions for water quality monitoring in Vulnerable Communities’.

Full details of the event, including information on how to register, can be found here.

Please note, you must register to attend this free event. Registrations will close on 23rd June at 5pm, and a link to the event will be distributed to registrants soon after.

To keep up to date with the WIRC water colloquia series, and the other events hosted by WIRC, follow our Twitter and LinkedIn pages, and email wirc@bath.ac.uk to join our mailing list.

Posted in: Other, Urban water management, Water awareness and human behaviour, Water, Environment and Infrastructure Resilience, WIRC @ Bath

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