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Within the context of the Green Deal, EurAqua is organizing a webinar with the focus on nature-based solutions to increase climate resilience to hydrological extremes and to protect, conserve and enhance EU’s natural capital. This webinar will ...
Within the context of the Green Deal, EurAqua is organizing a webinar with the focus on nature-based solutions to increase climate resilience to hydrological extremes and to protect, conserve and enhance EU’s natural capital. This webinar will provide an overview of latest insights on the water challenges and the potential contribution of nature-based solutions to the Green Deal. The webinar will also address the research and innovation challenges and demonstration cases and living labs.
Webinar program
10.00
Welcome and introduction
Anna-Stiina Heiskanen – Chair EurAqua
10:10
Green Deal and water research challenges Panagiotis Balabanis – EU DG Research and Innovation
10:40
Nature-based solutions in river basin management Ellis Penning – Deltares
11:10
Natural capital to support the European Green Deal Bruna Grizzetti – Joint Research Centre
11:40
Nature-based solutions as a strategy to meet WFD requirements Daniel Hering - University Duisburg-Essen
12.10
Conclusions Laurence Carvalho and Harm Duel - EurAqua
12.25-12:30
Final remarks and closing Anna-Stiina Heiskanen – Chair EurAqua
DUE TO THE COVID-19 SITUATION, THE ORGANIZATION HAS ADOPTED NEW MEASURES AIMED TO MINIMIZE RISK SITUATIONS. FOR THIS REASON, THE WORKSHOP WILL BE ENTIRELY ONLINE.
The main objective of the workshop is to evaluate practical aspects of the ...
DUE TO THE COVID-19 SITUATION, THE ORGANIZATION HAS ADOPTED NEW MEASURES AIMED TO MINIMIZE RISK SITUATIONS. FOR THIS REASON, THE WORKSHOP WILL BE ENTIRELY ONLINE.
The main objective of the workshop is to evaluate practical aspects of the usefulness of highresolution mass spectrometry and tandem mass spectrometric techniques for screening and quantitation of organic contaminants in the environmental and food samples.
The following practical aspects and state of the art applications will be discussed:
Advances in HRMS instrumentation and their applicability in environmental and food analysis.
Advantages, comparison and complementarities of advanced MS instruments (tandem and hybrid) in the quantitative and qualitative determination of complex environmental and food samples.
Advanced sample preparation technologies for food and environmental analysis including on-line pre-column technology coupled to LC/tandem MS.
Large number of applications in environmental analysis, basically water and soil/ sediment, biota and food, like fruits and vegetables, juices and meat.
Broad range of contaminants and their degradates.
This workshop is intended to be an informal venue that encourages an exchange of the latest information and ideas among scientists from academia, governmental agencies and industry.
Important Dates
Abstracts submission: from 20th January to 15th September Oral acceptance confirmation: 25th September
Early bird registration: from 20th January to 31st July Late registration: from 1st August
The growing pressures on water supplies and overuse of existing surface water and groundwater resources, coupled with the ever-present threat of zoonotic diseases as demonstrated by the ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic, require alternative ...
The growing pressures on water supplies and overuse of existing surface water and groundwater resources, coupled with the ever-present threat of zoonotic diseases as demonstrated by the ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic, require alternative approaches to water management.
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