Water quality
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Sources and effects of microplastics in water still not sufficiently known
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‘New regulatory and legal framework for water reuse calls for an interdisciplinary approach’
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Intelligent data acquisition method is a prize-winner
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Instruments – Laboratory for Materials Research and Chemical Analysis
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Water Wise: Decision-support system for safe water-use and water-reuse cycles
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Identifying contaminations with numerical source-determination
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Seasonal influences of surface water on fouling potential in UF
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The effect of water quality on leaching in pipes containing cement
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Successful application of umu test in KWR laboratories
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Non-target screening: quantitative and on time
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Leaching of the geochemical buffer capacity in the subsurface
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Distribution experts from Europe and the US look behind each other’s scenes
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International Groundwater Quality Conference (GQ19)
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Nutrients: which agricultural measures make sense?
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Behavioural knowledge: dealing differently with water
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Toxicity: effect-directed water-quality measurement
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Looking for a needle in a haystack? Non-target screening
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As Hong Kong grows, so does demand for better water infrastructure
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Knowledge exchange on environmental incident response in China
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Water Quality Knowledge Impulse: room for acceleration
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WHO Meeting underscores importance of achieving SDG 6
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Exploring standard tests for effect-measurements for chemical water quality
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Growing interest in the business community in water quality
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Useful UK-Dutch exchanges in the first 6 months of WatQual
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Health relevance of contaminants of emerging concern in drinking water
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KWR to advise the State of Michigan in Flint research dispute
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How can we achieve excellent water quality?
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Area-focused national-regional collaboration to tackle nutrients
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KWR again WHO Collaborating Center Water Quality & Health
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Symposium Pharmaceuticals in the Environment
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Research into microplastics in Dutch water
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About my first time ‘interactive vlogging’
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Looking for citizen scientists for Amsterdam water research
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Water4India project contributes to a better drinking water provision for rural India
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Forensic hydrology: Detecting traces in groundwater
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KWR contribution to the GWRC bioassay workshop
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Joan Rose lectures at KWR on the importance of genomics for the water sector
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Urban Waterbuffer gives value to excess rainwater
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Knowledge institutes join forces for clean and healthy water
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Meeting on drones: opportunities and risks for water companies
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INTEREST: rules of thumb for costs and returns of sensor networks in drinking water distribution
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Rapid optical detection of enterococci in surface water possible
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KWR’s labs at WoTS 2016: ‘The microworld of water’
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Developments in water quality at surface water intake points for drinking water supply
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Laboratory for Materials Research and Chemical Analysis
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Improving water quality prognosis at surface water intake points for drinking water supply
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KWR is looking for Amsterdam residents for drinking water research
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Water4India: KWR introduces new sampling and analysis methods in India
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Monitoring fish populations, migration and water quality through environmental DNA
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Cooperating knowledge institutes: ‘Biomonitoring could be faster, more reliable and cheaper’
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European TAPES project concludes in Brussels
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DEMEAU conclusion: bioassays add great value in determining water quality