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Costumer & Market Platform 2-2021

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Date
23 Jun 2021
Time
14:00 – 17:00
Location

Limburglaan 25

WML
cost
Free
Contact
Jos Frijns MSc

Meeting of the members of the Costumer & Market Platform focused on mutual knowledge sharing.

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Jos Frijns MSc
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Jos Frijns MSc

Manager Senior scientific researcher

Jos Frijns is the Resilience Management & Governance team leader at KWR. He is in charge of team content direction and profiling, coaching and professional development of the employees, and…

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Water Mining

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DPWE treatment robustness: test set-up and substance selection

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Capillary nanofiltration (capNF) for drinking water treatment

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Thermal energy from drinking water: TED

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H-Flex: green hydrogen in a flexible electricity system

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Energy transition and drinking water phase 1: overview, impact and knowledge gaps

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Reuse of activated carbon for the removal of organic micropollutants

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AquaSPICE

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AIR: autonomous inspection robots for drinking water pipes

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Test network for research on inspection tools and drinking water distribution

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Non-target screening

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Instruments – Laboratory for Materials Research and Chemical Analysis

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B-WaterSmart

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Ariel

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Highly polar compounds – II

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Explorations by KWR and the drinking water sector in innovative water technology

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Adsorptive and biological removal of plant protection products

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Natural viruses to monitor the integrity of membrane installations

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Circular Rain

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Smarter sprinkling using subsurface water storage, combined with iron removal

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Subsurface iron removal with ATES geothermal energy systems

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KWR wastewater surveillance guidance for SARS-CoV-2

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Rapid detection of faecal pollution in bathing water

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Effectiveness of nitrogen-mitigation measures in dry habitats

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The importance of good water supply and water management

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Identifying contaminations with numerical source-determination

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TKI Innovative slaughterhouse Wastewater Treatment Technology

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Water Conservation challenge

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DNA Diatom Biosensor

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Material Flow Analysis & City Blueprint Framework ReCirc Singapore

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ReCirc Singapore Community of Practice

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PATHOCERT- Pathogen Contamination Emergency Response Technologies

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Bioassays for neuroactive substances in water

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Seasonal influences of surface water on fouling potential in UF

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SIM4NEXUS: water-energy-land-food and climate nexus

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Stand-alone local treatment for remote areas

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Rainwater as a source of drinking water: production costs and environmental aspects

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Implications of antibiotic resistance for drinking water production

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The effect of water quality on leaching in pipes containing cement

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Development of an RT-PCR for detecting enterococci

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High-throughput qPCR

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Bridging the gap: next-generation characterisation of AOC

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LCA study of urban farming in Singapore

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LCA study of variants of activated carbon

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Softening 2.0 at Waternet; Leiduin production location

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Environmental impact of NaOH and lime milk in drinking water treatment

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CT scans as a reference for determining the condition of AC and PVC

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Organic kitchen waste through sewer

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Picturing the pipe network

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Effect-based water-quality measurements with bioassays

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Calculation of drinking water utilities’ CO2 footprint

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WINDOW: More sustainable heating in the Netherlands through subsurface heat storage

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Monitoring the effects on nature of the redevelopment of the Middel- en Oostduinen water extraction area

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Nanostructures on pipe walls to control regrowth

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Risks of industrial emissions to air for drinking water production

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Molecular-biological methods

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Drought in the Pleistocene uplands of Southern, Central and Eastern Netherlands

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ULTIMATE

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Effect-based monitoring in Water Safety Planning

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PFAS: A Threat for the Dutch Drinking Water Cycle?

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Survival and growth of water lice on organic matter in drinking water distribution networks

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Mechanisms and quantification of re-contamination in dune passage

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Water-quality crisis

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River-bank filtration as alternative to direct intake

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QSAR tools and bioassays for emerging contaminants and transformation products

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Exploring Serious Games

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Non-target screening: quantitative and on time

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Condition forecast for individual mains

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Strategic decision-making for IAM: what can serious games contribute?

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Electrochemical treatment processes

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DMA Fingerprinting – Fase II

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Knowledge to the surface

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Chain Explorer – fewer emissions

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Measuring impact and societal value

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Water-quality map

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Making Aquarellus applicable

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DMA fingerprint

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SMART ways of saving water at home

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Knowledge exchange and stimulation of integrated asset management research

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360-degree stakeholder management

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Data validation implementation pilot

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Micro- and ultrafiltration in surface water treatment

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Iron removal for the removal of organic microcontamination

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Healthy soil, healthy water system

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Role of soil passage in removal of OMPs

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Stand-alone decentralised drinking water provision in outlying areas

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Leaching of the geochemical buffer capacity in the subsurface

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Restoration of dry dune grasslands after high nitrogen deposition

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Combined effects of climate change and nitrogen deposition

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Peak Matching offers view of nitrogen deposition and evaporation

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User-friendly shell improves applicability of PROBE-dunes

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Silicon Carbide (SiC) membranes for innovative applications

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Agent-based models for water demand – an exploration

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Nitrogen and Dutch nature areas

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Behavioural influence in practice

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Customer wishes and expectations in the management of assets

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Cocktail of Substances (RIWA-Meuse)

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Networks Roadmap drinking water distribution 2050

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Smart Water Networks – 2

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Hydroinformatics Platform coordination and knowledge sharing

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All projects

Collaboration

Collective research on Water in the Circular Economy (WiCE)

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World Health Organization (WHO)

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Global Water Research Coalition (GWRC)

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Water Europe

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Aqua Research Collaboration (ARC)

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Universities

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Allied Waters

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Watershare

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TKI Water Technology

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European research

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Joint Research Programme with the water utilities

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Dune water company joint research (DPWE)

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EIP (European Innovation Partnership) Water

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Subjects

Health
Biological activity

Growth of microorganisms in (drinking) water can present risks to public health and lead to customer complaints, technical problems and exceedance of legal standards. Besides making an accurate diagnosis, KWR...

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Health
Emerging contaminants

Emerging contaminants are a possible threat to the public health and environment. KWR develops smarter, more integrative, more efficient and cost-effective methods to measure and assess contaminants in water. This...

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Health
Microbial safety

Water safety is vital. Citizens must be able to drink and swim in safe water, and farmers must be able to produce plant and animal products in a safe manner,...

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Health
Safe innovation and the water sector

Technological innovations can involve risks to (drinking) water and public health. Greater public awareness, and adequate risk assessment and management can create the right risk perception, and lead to public...

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Sustainability
Sustainable use of freshwater resources

Access to sufficient and clean freshwater is not a given. Globally, the water sector is confronted with ever-increasing water security challenges and the need to use freshwater sources in a...

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Sustainability
Climate change and resilience

The water sector needs practice-oriented research to help it confront the wide-ranging consequences of climate change. KWR meets this need through knowledge development and practical tools that help assess the...

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Sustainability
Sustainable energy

There is a worldwide drive to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and shift to cleaner, more sustainable energy sources. Within the energy transition, water plays an important role. At the interface...

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Sustainability
Sustainable resources

The circular economy is the alternative to the current – essentially linear – economy. While the linear economy is based on the ‘take, make, dispose’ approach to materials and energy,...

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Society
Stakeholder involvement and governance

Stakeholder engagement is an effective means of connecting technical and social-governance issues. KWR has a great deal of knowledge and experience to share with the water sector in these areas.

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Society
Citizen science and public participation

Increased citizen engagement is confronting the water sector with steadily growing demands. A connection needs to be made between technology and social-governance issues. Thanks to KWR’s knowledge of and experience...

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Society
Valorisation

Given the urgency of current water challenges, public authorities, utilities and industry feel a strong need to use the available knowledge in an effective and efficient way. Water organisations need...

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Looking ahead
Futures studies and response strategies

Futures research improves the resilience of the water sector by supporting anticipatory governance and by maximising the adaptive capacity of the organisations. Futures research helps the water sector to...

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Enabling technologies
Hydrogenomics

Genomic techniques are developing at a very rapid pace in health, life, forensic and environmental science. These techniques provide very interesting new prospects for the water sector: fast detection of...

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Enabling technologies
Hydroinformatics

Hydroinformatics is the application of information technology in its broadest sense on water-cycle related issues, combining technological, sociological and environmental perspectives. Hydroinformatics is about having the required data and the...

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Enabling technologies
Innovative water treatment technologies

Drinking water treatment is subject to many demands and, today, the challenges it faces are becoming increasingly complex – for instance, the increased occurrence of emerging contaminants, salinisation and antimicrobial...

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Enabling technologies
Future-proof networks

Even if the Netherlands has a superbly functioning drinking water network, parts of it are aged and will need to be renewed in the years ahead. During the process, both...

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Enabling technologies
New materials and technologies

Detecting and removing emerging contaminants calls for advanced materials and technologies. KWR develops knowledge about new materials and technologies to detect and remove emerging contaminants in the water cycle. We...

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Tools

EDWARD

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HydroMonitor

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Governance Capacity Analysis

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Contamination Source Toolkit

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WaterVision Nature

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Comsima

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Gondwana

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USTORE

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Menyanthes

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SIMDEUM

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Self-Cleaning Networks

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Network Flow Performance

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Mains Investment Planning

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Water-Use Info

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OptiValves

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City Blueprint

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Clean Membrane

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All tools & products

News

COVID-19 Sewage Surveillance must-reads

21 January 2021 — Since early February 2020 KWR-researchers have been monitoring sewage water at various wastewater treatment plants in The Netherlands…

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To unlock a Circular Economy in 2021, we need trust

Jos Frijns MSc — Climate change has such a tremendous impact on the water sector that it is in our interest to…

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COASTAR contends for De Vernufteling innovation award

14 January 2021 — The COASTAR knowledge programme is a contender for the De Vernufteling public award. Votes can be cast starting…

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Scoping monitoring of coronavirus in wastewater in Peru

12 January 2021 — The current worldwide COVID-19 pandemic is a major concern for human health. The spread of this virus needs…

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BTO Festivalweek 2021

07 January 2021 — From Monday, 8 February, through to Thursday, 11 February, KWR and the water utilities are organising the ‘BTO…

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ULTIMATE uses real-world, large scale industrial demonstrations to build evidence-based symbiosis applications

07 January 2021 — A total of 27 project partners have come together under the ULTIMATE project (indUstry water-utiLiTy symbIosis for a…

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Pilot project to monitor the circulation of COVID-19 in sewage water collected in the city of Nairobi

06 January 2021 — KWR joined forces with the Nairobi Metropolitan Services (NMS) – Directorate of Health Services, International Livestock Research Institute…

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‘New regulatory and legal framework for water reuse calls for an interdisciplinary approach’

05 January 2021 — In 2020 the European Union approved a legislative proposal on the requirements for water reuse in irrigation applications.…

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Corona measures at KWR

23 December 2020 — KWR continues to deliver knowledge and applications to the vital water sector. Based on the current corona measures…

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Water research opportunities in COVID year 2020

18 December 2020 — The global COVID pandemic posed enormous challenges for all sectors of society in 2020. The national and international…

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Water sector explores possibilities of Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality

07 December 2020 — Several water utilities are exploring the possibilities of Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality. We have long known that…

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How to achieve a water-wise city?

07 December 2020 — Extreme rainfall can leave city streets under water. Drought can put pressure on the water supply. Two severe…

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SETAC honours Pim de Voogt with Emeritus Membership

04 December 2020 — The Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) has accorded Pim de Voogt its Emeritus Membership award. This…

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Milou Dingemans and Ruud Bartholomeus new Chief Science Officers

01 December 2020 — Starting 1 December, Milou Dingemans and Ruud Bartholomeus will together fulfil the role of Chief Science Officer (CSO)…

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Water sector sets course for the circular economy

26 November 2020 — The recently published report ‘Stip op de horizon Circulair Water 2050’ (‘Point on the Circular Water 2050 horizon’)…

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