Alumnibijeenkomst
KNM webinar - Innovative monitoring techniques in aquatic systems - 11 november 2021
Experts zullen hun visie op dit actuele onderwerp delen. Dit is een webinar in de serie Actuele topics in de milieuwetenschappen georganiseerd door Kennis Netwerk Milieu KNM (Wageningen Environmental Studies Alumni Association). Alle professionals, academici, promovendi, studenten en andere geïnteresseerden zijn welkom deze online bijeenkomst bij te wonen.
We would like to invite you to the webinar 'Innovative monitoring techniques in aquatic systems' on Thursday 11 November 2021, 16:00 – 17:15 PM.
Aquatic systems can be under a lot of pressure due to several stressors. In order to determine the state and functioning of such systems, monitoring systems are used. For a better understanding, innovative monitoring techniques are developed and used. To learn more on these innovative monitoring techniques, KNM has organized an online webinar with the theme “Innovative monitoring techniques in aquatic systems”.
Four key note speakers will give a presentation; you can find a short summary of their presentations at the KNM website.
We hope to meet you online! Kind regards, secretary KNM Johan.Feenstra@wur.nl
Keynote speakers
- Prof. Dr Paul van den Brink (personal professor Chemical Stress Ecology at WUR): The (mis-)use of (bio)assays for monitoring water quality
- Dr Reindert Nijland (Assistant professor at the Marine Animal Ecology group at WUR): High resolution eDNA metabarcoding for monitoring of marine ecosystems
- Lotte de Jong, MSc (Researcher at Hanze University of Applied Sciences, Groningen and PhD candidate at WUR): Transdisciplinary fieldwork for climate adaptation in urban and riverine systems: the ClimateCafe approach
- Dr Edwin Peeters (personal associate professor at the Aquatic Ecology and Water Quality Management group at WUR): Water quality monitoring and citizen science
Costs
Free of charge
Registration
For registration and more information please check the website of KNM.
After filling out the registration form, you will receive an e-mail confirmation with the link to the webinar.