Water Convention 2022 – Call for Papers opens on 12 July 2021!
Congratulations to all our Water Convention 2021 Poster Prize Winners!
Water Convention (WC)
The Water Convention serves as a platform for water professionals and practitioners to share knowledge, experiences and engage in discussions through presentations showcasing sustainable technological solutions, case studies and applied processes and management strategies to solve global water challenges under the following themes :
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Programme Schedule
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| SIWW2021 Spotlight |
SIWW2021 SPOTLIGHTThe fully virtual SIWW2021 Spotlight took place on 21 June. Held over high-level plenary sessions, water leaders in governments, utilities, academia and industry shared their perspectives on fostering innovation and collaboration towards a more sustainable water future. A centrepiece that kicked off SIWW2021 Online, discussions at SIWW2021 Spotlight also identified challenges and opportunities that stakeholders could leverage to achieve water security and sustainability.
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Theme 1: Delivering Water from Source to Tap (Network)
22 June 2021 (Tuesday)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 1.1 – Network Planning for Resilience (click here to view the session details)
23 June 2021 (Wednesday)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 1.2 – Optimising Network Operations (click here to view the session details)
24 June 2021 (Thursday)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 1.3 – Water Conservation and Efficiency Measures (click here to view the session details)
25 June 2021 (Friday)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 1.4 – Non-revenue Water (click here to view the session details)
28 June 2021 (Monday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 1.5 – Smart Water Grid (click here to view the session details)
29 June 2021 (Tuesday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 1.6 – Smart Metering (click here to view the session details)
30 June 2021 (Wednesday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 1.7 – Asset Management for the Distribution Networks (click here to view the session details)
Theme 2: Delivering Water from Source to Tap (Treatment)
22 June 2021 (Tuesday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 2.1 – Improving Water Treatment (click here to view the session details)
23 June 2021 (Wednesday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 2.2 – Innovation is Desalination (click here to view the session details)
24 June 2021 (Thursday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 2.3 – Membranes - Fast Forward (click here to view the session details)
25 June 2021 (Friday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 2.4 – Expanding Ceramic Membrane Applications (click here to view the session details)
28 June 2021 (Monday)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 2.5 – Emerging Contaminants - Practice and Science (click here to view the session details)
29 June 2021 (Tuesday)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 2.6 – Integrated Water Reuse (click here to view the session details)
30 June 2021 (Wednesday)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 2.7 – Intelligent Plant of the Future (click here to view the session details)
1 July 2021 (Thursday)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 2.8 – Source Control in Advanced Reuse Applications (click here to view the session details)
Theme 3: Effective & Efficient Wastewater Management
22 June 2021 (Tuesday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 3.1 – Resource Efficient Treatment I (click here to view the session details)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 3.2 – Resource Efficient Treatment II (click here to view the session details)
23 June 2021 (Wednesday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 3.3 – Intensification of Anaerobic Digestion (click here to view the session details)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 3.4 – Advancement in Solids Treatment (click here to view the session details)
24 June 2021 (Thursday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 3.5 – Membrane Bioreactor Processes (click here to view the session details)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 3.6 – Nutrient Removal (click here to view the session details)
25 June 2021 (Friday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 3.7 – Process Intensification: Integrated Approaches (click here to view the session details)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 3.8 – Biofilm Processes (click here to view the session details)
28 June 2021 (Monday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 3.9 – Advanced Modelling, Sensing & Control I - Outside the Fence (click here to view the session details)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 3.10 – Advanced Modelling, Sensing & Control II - Inside the Fence (click here to view the session details)
29 June 2021 (Tuesday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 3.11 – Used Water Asset Management (click here to view the session details)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 3.12 – Microbial Ecology (click here to view the session details)
30 June 2021 (Wednesday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 3.13 – Industrial Wastewater Treatment and Reuse (click here to view the session details)
1 July 2021 (Thursday)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 3.14 – Wastewater Treatment for Developing Countries (click here to view the session details)
Theme 4: Cities of the Future
23 June 2021 (Wednesday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 4.1 – Water Circular Economy in Cities of the Future I (click here to view the session details)
24 June 2021 (Thursday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 4.2 – Water Circular Economy in Cities of the Future II (click here to view the session details)
25 June 2021 (Friday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 4.3 – Hybrid Blue/Green/Grey Infrastructure (click here to view the session details)
28 June 2021 (Monday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 4.4 – Water for Liveability (click here to view the session details)
29 June 2021 (Tuesday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 4.5 – Basin Connected Cities (click here to view the session details)
1 July 2021 (Thursday)
4.00pm-5.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 4.6 – Social Resilience Of Communities To Climate Extremes (click here to view the session details)
Theme 5: Water Quality and Health
22 June 2021 (Tuesday)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 5.1 – Systems Approaches and Enabling Environment (click here to view the session details)
23 June 2021 (Wednesday)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 5.2 – Source Tracking (click here to view the session details)
25 June 2021 (Friday)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 5.3 – Wastewater Monitoring and Management (click here to view the session details)
28 June 2021 (Monday)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 5.4 – Water Resources in Catchments/Reservoirs (click here to view the session details)
30 June 2021 (Wednesday)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 5.5 – Water Quality in Distribution Systems and Buildings (click here to view the session details)
1 July 2021 (Thursday)
7.00pm-8.30pm (SGT) (GMT +8)
Session 5.6 – Bio-sensing (click here to view the session details)
Co-chairs of the Water Convention 2021 Programme Committee
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 Harry Seah
Deputy Chief Executive (Operations)
PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency  |
 Darryl Day
Chief Executive Officer
Peter Cullen Water and Environment Trust |
Given the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and global travel restrictions, the Water Convention 2021, a flagship event of the Singapore International Water Week (SIWW) will be held online, to safeguard the well-being of our participants. We are pleased to welcome you to a very special ninth edition of the Water Convention from 22nd June to 2nd July 2021.
The virtual Water Convention will a be a digital platform for global leaders, experts and practitioners to connect, share and learn from each other. We will see about 190 oral presentations, and over 100 poster presentations, covering a range of topics that will discuss the latest trends and concerns of the water industry.
Despite the unfortunate postponement of the Water Convention 2020, more than 400 of over 500 papers submitted in the 2020 Call for Papers were kept for consideration in the 2021 event. These submissions were supplemented by over 100 papers submitted in our 2021 Mini Call for Papers. We would like to extend our gratitude to the international water community for your continual support. Many papers of exceptional quality were submitted and selecting papers for a limited number of slots was a great challenge for our Programme Committee.
The programme spans over two weeks and will kick off on Tuesday, 22nd June with an exciting array of concurrent Technical Sessions and Hot Issues Webinars/Workshops. With a total of 48 sessions, the Technical Sessions will cover diverse range of issues such as smart water grid and metering technologies, advances in desalination and potable water reuse, resource efficient used water treatment, circular economy in our cities of the future and the best practices in water quality and health. The various responses of the water industry to the Covid-19 Pandemic will undoubtedly be a talking point in many of these sessions. The Hot Issues Workshops will take on a different format this year, with shorter 90-minute sessions spanning across both weeks. Here, emerging topics and complex issues such as smart utilities, resource recovery, climate change, Sustainable Development Goals, and advances of membrane processes, will be discussed. The Poster Presentation sessions, beginning on 23rd June up until 1st July, will feature pre-recorded presentations for you to explore at your leisure.
The Water Convention has come a long way since its first edition in 2008. Stepping into the new decade, we are confident that the event will remain as one of the leading global platforms for water technology, innovation and best practices. The success of the Water Convention is made possible with the strong support of our partner, the International Water Association, who has been on this journey with us from the start. We also thank the active support and participation of our fellow Programme Committee members for the lively discussions, and sense of camaraderie in putting this Convention together.
We invite you to join us online in June 2021 to share your ideas and experiences. Together, let us work towards our shared goal of building a better future.
Programme Committee
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Harry Seah
- Deputy Chief Executive (Operations)
- PUB, Singapore's
National Water Agency - (Singapore)
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Darryl Day
- Chief Executive Officer
- Peter Cullen Water
and Environment Trust - (Australia)
-
Aik Num Puah
- Chief Specialist
(Water Treatment) - PUB, Singapore's
National Water Agency - (Singapore)
- Chief Specialist
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Albert Cho
- Senior Vice President
and Chief Strategy
and Digital Officer - Xylem
- (Canada)
- Senior Vice President
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Andrew Shaw
- Associate Vice President
and Global Practice
and Technology Leader
in Sustainability & Wastewater - Black & Veatch
- (USA)
- Associate Vice President
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Annelise Avril
- Group Senior Vice President - Research, Innovation & Digital Transformation
- SUEZ
- (France)
-
Chee Meng Pang
- Chief Engineering
and Technology Officer - PUB, Singapore's
National Water Agency - (Singapore)
- Chief Engineering
-
Daisuke Sano
- Associate Professor
- Tohoku University
- (Japan)
-
David Cunliffe
- Principal Water
Quality Advisor - SA Heallth
- (Australia)
- Principal Water
-
Fiona Waller
- Head of Water Quality
- Affinity Water
- (UK)
-
Hadas Mamane
- Associate Professor
- Tel Aviv University
- (Israel)
-
Jennifer de France
- Technical Officer
- World Health Organization
- (Switzerland)
-
Joke Cuperus
(The Netherlands)
-
Kartik Chandran
- Professor
- Columbia University
- (USA)
-
Mads Leth
- Chief Executive Officer
- VCS Denmark
- (Denmark)
-
Mahmood Lutaaya
- Regional Manager
- National Water &
Sewerage Corporation - (Uganda)
-
Mark Fletcher
- Global Water
Business Leader - Arup
- (UK)
- Global Water
-
Min Yang
- Deputy Director,
Research Center for
Eco-Environmental Sciences (RCEES) - Chinese Academy of Sciences
- (China)
- Deputy Director,
-
Nikolay Voutchkov
- President
- Water Globe Consultants, LLC
- (USA)
-
Nupur Bahadur
- Fellow
- The Energy and
Resources Institute (TERI) - (India)
-
Peter Nicol
(Canada)
-
Raziyeh Farmani
- Associate Professor
- University of Exeter
- (UK)
-
Regina Sommer
- Associate Professor
- Medical University of Vienna
- (Austria)
-
Ridzuan Ismail
- Director,
Water Supply (Network) - PUB, Singapore's
National Water Agency - (Singapore)
- Director,
-
Robert Bos
- Senior Advisor
- International Water Association
- (Switzerland)
-
Sandra Muhirirwe
- Senior Operations Engineer
- National Water &
Sewerage Corporation - (Uganda)
-
Seungkwan Hong
- Professor
- Korea University
- (South Korea)
-
Suresh Rohilla
- Senior Director
- Centre for Science
and Environment - (India)
-
Tao Li
- Director of Water Intelligence
- International Water Association
- (China)
-
Tony Wong
- Chair of Water Sensitive Cities Think Tank
- CRC for
Water Sensitive Cities - (Australia)
-
Xavier Litrico
- Group Chief Research
and Science Officer - SUEZ
- (UK)
- Group Chief Research
-
Xiaochang Wang
- Professor
- Xi'an University of Architecture & Technology
- (China)
List of Reviewers
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Name |
Organisation |
Country |
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Adil Dhalla |
Nanyang Technological University |
Singapore |
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Afeez Ayoade Adegbite |
Ogun State College Of Health Technology, Ilese-Ijebu Nigeria |
Nigeria |
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Aleksandra Tubić |
University Of Novi Sad, Faculty Of Sciences |
Serbia |
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Andrea Rechenburg |
Institute For Hygiene And Public Health |
Germany |
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Andrea Turolla |
Politecnico Di Milano |
Italy |
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Andreas Giesen |
Royal HaskoningDHV |
Netherlands |
|
Andrew Shaw |
Black & Veatch |
United States |
|
Angelina Tiotangco |
Caritas Kalookan Inc |
Philippines |
|
Ann Chai Wong |
Nanosun Pte Ltd |
Singapore |
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Anne Marie Ang |
PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency |
Singapore |
|
Annelise Avril |
SUEZ |
France |
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Arifur Rahman |
Freese And Nichols, Inc. |
United States |
|
Arjen van Nieuwenhuijzen |
Witteveen Bos Consulting Engineers / AMS Institute Amsterdam |
Netherlands |
|
Arlinda Ibrahimllari |
UKKO JSC |
Albania |
|
Arun Kumar Rayavellore Suryakumar |
University of KwaZulu-Natal |
India |
|
Ashutosh Sharma |
Indian Institute Of Technology Guwahati |
India |
|
Avner Adin |
Hebrew University Of Jerusalem |
Israel |
|
Bénédicte Rulleau |
IRSTEA, UR ETBX |
France |
|
Benjamin Jnr Dosu |
University Of Lethbridge |
Canada |
|
Bharadwaj Devesh |
Pani Energy |
Canada |
|
Bhishma Chaudhari |
SUEZ Water Technologies & Solutions |
Singapore |
|
Bibilore Olubusola Solarin |
HSP & BEES Environmental Consulting, Nigeria |
Nigeria |
|
Bilqis A. Hoque |
Environment And Population Research Centre |
Bangladesh |
|
Blanca Antizar |
Isle Utilities |
United Kingdom |
|
Bruno Nguyen |
W-SMART |
France |
|
Chong Ann Goh |
PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency |
Singapore |
|
Chong Hin Koh |
Xylem Water Solutions Singapore Pte Ltd |
Singapore |
|
Chris Buckley |
UKZN |
South Africa |
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Claudio Silva |
Universidade Federal De Vicosa |
Brazil |
|
Corinne Cabassud |
TBI, INSA Toulouse |
France |
|
Courtney Brown |
Queensland Urban Utilities |
Australia |
|
Daisuke Sano |
Tohoku University |
Japan |
|
David Cunliffe |
SA Health |
Australia |
|
David Duccini |
SUEZ |
France |
|
Dennis Mwanza |
RTI International |
United Kingdom |
|
Dezhao Liu |
Zhejiang University |
China |
|
Diana Benedek |
Fibracast Ltd |
Canada |
|
Diana Catalina Rodriguez |
University Of Antioquia |
Colombia |
|
Dinesh Mehta |
CEPT University |
India |
|
Dorai Narayana |
Independent Consultant |
Malaysia |
|
Elaine Quek |
PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency |
Singapore |
|
Elena Torfs |
Ghent University |
Belgium |
|
Emile Cornelissen |
KWR / Ghent University |
Netherlands |
|
Emmanuel Mousset |
French National Scientific Research Center (CNRS) - LRGP (UMR 7274) |
France |
|
Enrique Cabrera |
IWA |
Spain |
|
Eric Stacey |
Mueller Water Products |
Canada |
|
Erin Mahoney |
York Region |
Canada |
|
Erin Seow Hwee Choon |
PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency |
Singapore |
|
Eveline Volcke |
Ghent University |
Belgium |
|
Evina Katsou |
Brunel University London |
United Kingdom |
|
Fabiana Tessele |
Tessele Consultants |
Australia |
|
Faiz Al Elweet |
International Aramoon Co. Ltd. |
Saudi Arabia |
|
Fayyaz Mubeen |
Desalination Engineering Services |
Pakistan |
|
Fiona Waller |
Affinity Water |
United Kingdom |
|
Florent Chazarenc |
Irstea |
France |
|
Florie Mancel |
Subnero Pte Ltd |
Singapore |
|
Francesco Fatone |
Università Politecnica Delle Marche |
Italy |
|
Frans Knops |
Pentair |
Netherlands |
|
Franz Resl |
ERPRO Environmental Ltd |
New Zealand |
|
Gabriel Kicsi |
SUEZ Water Technologies & Solutions |
Singapore |
|
Gabriele Freni |
Università Di Enna |
Italy |
|
Gary Wyeth |
Wyeth Water Consultants |
Thailand |
|
Gerard Luyet |
Geneva Water |
Switzerland |
|
Gilbert Galjaard |
Nanostone Water Inc |
Netherlands |
|
Gilbert Hinge |
Indian Institute Of Technology Guwahati |
India |
|
Giovanni Mugnolo |
Xylem Inc. |
Italy |
|
Glen Daigger |
University Of Michigan |
United States |
|
Goen Ho |
Murdoch University |
Australia |
|
Goksen Capar |
Water Management Institute |
Turkey |
|
Guanglei Qiu |
South China University Of Technology |
China |
|
Guoying Yang |
Pioneer Environmental Technology Pte Ltd |
Singapore |
|
Hamanth Kasan |
Rand Water |
South Africa |
|
Haraprasad Vaddiparthi |
International WASH Professional |
India |
|
Hassan Aboelnga |
Cologne University Of Applied Sciences |
Germany |
|
Hatem Fadel |
MISR Higher Institute for Engineering & Technology |
Egypt |
|
Hiroshi Yajima |
Shimane University |
Japan |
|
Hiroyuki Katayama |
The University Of Tokyo |
Japan |
|
Ho Kyong Shon |
University Of Technology Sydney |
Australia |
|
Holly Shorney-Darby |
PWNT |
Netherlands |
|
Hou Chun Chong |
Singapore |
|
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How Yong Ng |
NUS Environmental Research Institute |
Singapore |
|
Huan-Jung Fan |
Hungkuang University |
Taiwan |
|
Hugo Olvera-Vargas |
National University Of Singapore |
Singapore |
|
Ian Rodgers |
Xylem |
United Arab Emirates |
|
Ibrahim Demir |
University Of Iowa |
United States |
|
Indira Chakravarty |
Public Health Engineering Dept. Govt. of WB |
India |
|
Ingmar Nopens |
Ghent University |
Belgium |
|
Ismail Koyuncu |
Istanbul Technical University |
Turkey |
|
Ivan Kolev |
ENGINEERIK Ltd. |
Bulgaria |
|
Jacob Amengor |
iWASH Africa |
Ghana |
|
Jayant Bhagwan |
Water Research Commission |
South Africa |
|
Jean-Luc Bertrand-Krajewski |
INSA Lyon, University of Lyon |
France |
|
Jiahui Shao |
Shanghai Jiao Tong University |
China |
|
Jianjun Qin |
PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency |
Singapore |
|
Jie Yu |
Zhejiang University |
China |
|
Jing Sun |
Tongji University |
China |
|
Joerg Krampe |
TU Wien |
Austria |
|
John Albert |
The Water Research Foundation |
United States |
|
John Zvimba |
Water Research Commission |
South Africa |
|
Juan Pablo Rodríguez Sánchez |
Universidad De Los Andes |
Colombia |
|
Julia Gathu |
Drilling For Life |
Kenya |
|
Kazi Fattah |
American University Of Sharjah |
United Arab Emirates |
|
Keith Kee |
Asian Resources |
Singapore |
|
Kelly Gordon |
Black & Veatch |
United States |
|
Kenneth Thompson |
Jacobs Engineering Group |
United States |
|
Kuang-Ping Chiu |
AECOM |
Singapore |
|
Kwanrawee Sirikanchana |
Chulabhorn Research Institute |
Thailand |
|
Lee-Hyung Kim |
Kongju National University |
Republic of Korea |
|
Leonard Lin |
PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency |
Singapore |
|
Li Chen |
University Of Texas At El Paso |
United States |
|
Liu Ye |
The University Of Queensland |
Australia |
|
Liudmyla Odud |
Rivne Regional Water Supply Company |
Ukraine |
|
Lokesh Kumar |
Delhi Jal Board, Government of NCT Delhi |
India |
|
Ludwig Dinkloh |
Xylem Services GmbH |
Germany |
|
Luis Bravo-Inclán |
Mexican Institute of Water Technology (IMTA) |
Mexico |
|
Mads Leth |
VCS Denmark |
Denmark |
|
Magdalene Mun |
PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency |
Singapore |
|
Mahmood Lutaaya |
National Water And Sewerage Corporation |
Uganda |
|
Mapula Mametja |
Rand Water |
South Africa |
|
Margherita Ferrante |
University Of Catania |
Italy |
|
Maria Piculell |
Veolia Water Technologies AB |
Sweden |
|
Marie-Noelle Pons |
LRGP (CNRS-Université de Lorraine) |
France |
|
Marion Savill |
Affordable Water |
New Zealand |
|
Mark Fletcher |
Arup |
United Kingdom |
|
Mark Nicol |
Mueller Water Products |
Singapore |
|
Mark van Loosdrecht |
Delft University Of Technology |
Netherlands |
|
Martin Wagner |
TU Darmstadt, Institut IWAR |
Germany |
|
Masahiro Kimura |
Toray Industries, Inc. |
Japan |
|
Masaru Kurihara |
Toray Industries, Inc. |
Japan |
|
Mathias Ernst |
TU Hamburg |
Germany |
|
Mei Yee Chan |
TUV SUD Singapore |
Singapore |
|
Messaoud Djeddou |
Larbi Ben MHidi University of Oum El-Bouaghi |
Algeria |
|
Michael Sievers |
CUTEC Research Centre |
Germany |
|
Miguel Angel Sanz |
SUEZ International |
France |
|
Mohamed Mahmoud |
National Research Centre |
Egypt |
|
Mohiuddin Khan |
Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA |
United States |
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Mthokozisi Ncube |
Development Bank Of Southern Africa |
South Africa |
|
Nataliia Sivchenko |
DOSCON AS |
Norway |
|
Nazmun Naher |
Rogers |
Canada |
|
Neil Hu |
SUEZ Water Technologies & Solutions |
Singapore |
|
Nikolay Voutchkov |
Water Globe Consultants, LLC |
United States |
|
Nilaksh Kothari |
Manitowoc Public Utilities |
United States |
|
Nupur Bahadur |
The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) |
India |
|
Nuria San Román |
Canal de Isabel II |
Spain |
|
Oliver Maennicke |
Oliver Maennicke e.U. |
Austria |
|
Olivier Lefebvre |
NUS |
Singapore |
|
Paolo Roccaro |
Università Di Catania |
Italy |
|
Patrick Smeets |
KWR Water Research Institute |
Netherlands |
|
Peiying Hong |
KAUST |
Saudi Arabia |
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Professor John Bavor |
Western Sydney University |
Australia |
|
Qilin Wang |
University Of Technology Sydney |
Australia |
|
Qin Wei Chow |
PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency |
Singapore |
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Rafael Bastos |
Universidade Federal De Viçosa |
Brazil |
|
Rafael King Ramos |
Maynilad Water Services, Inc. |
Philippines |
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Ramiro Martins |
LSRE-LCM, Faculty of Engineering, Porto University |
Portugal |
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Ramon Alikpala |
Futurewater Asia |
Philippines |
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Raziyeh Farmani |
University Of Exeter |
United Kingdom |
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Renato Parena |
Independent Consultant |
Italy |
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Ricard Devesa-Garriga |
Aigües De Barcelona |
Spain |
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Ricardo Cobacho |
Universitat Politecnica Valencia |
Spain |
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Ricardo Santos |
Instituto Superior Tecnico - Lab. Analises |
Portugal |
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Richard Carrier |
Health Canada |
Canada |
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Richard Woodling |
Intelliflux Controls Inc |
United States |
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Rik Thijssen |
Vitens |
Netherlands |
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Robert Bos |
Independent Consultant |
Switzerland |
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Rodolfo Nobrega |
Imperial College London |
United Kingdom |
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Roland Liemberger |
Miya |
Austria |
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Rudatin Windraswara |
Universitas Negeri Semarang |
Indonesia |
|
Sally Gutierrez |
Office Of Research And Development |
United States |
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Sandra Hall |
The University Of Queensland |
Australia |
|
Sanjib Kumar Panda |
NUS |
Singapore |
|
Santhosh Ramalingam |
DSP Singapore Pvt Ltd |
Singapore |
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Santino Di Berardino |
LNEG-National laboratory for energy and geology |
Portugal |
|
Satish Chilekar |
Self Employed Professional |
India |
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Semsar Yazdi Ali Asghar |
UNESCO-ICQHS |
Iran |
|
Seungkwan Hong |
Korea University |
Republic of Korea |
|
Shai Schechter |
ino3W Ltd |
Israel |
|
Shervin Hashemi |
Institute For Environmental Research, Yonsei University |
Republic of Korea |
|
Shikun Cheng |
University Of Science And Technology Beijing |
China |
|
Shuchi Agarwal |
Crop Protection Singapore Pte Ltd |
Singapore |
|
Simona Rossetti |
Water Research Institute, IRSA-CNR |
Italy |
|
Sock Hoon Koh |
Binnies |
Singapore |
|
Sreechandra Banerjee |
Consultant-Water And Waste Water Treatment |
India |
|
Steve Moddemeyer |
Collinswoerman |
United States |
|
Stevo Lavrnić |
University Of Bologna |
Italy |
|
Sudhanshu Shekhar |
Central Ground Water Board, Ministry Of Jal Shakti, Govt Of India |
India |
|
Sumana Siripattanakul-Ratpukdi |
Khon Kaen University |
Thailand |
|
Sungpyo Kim |
Korea University |
Republic of Korea |
|
Suresh Kumar Rohilla |
Centre For Science And Environment |
India |
|
Sven Geissen |
Technische Universitaet Berlin |
Germany |
|
Sylvain Donnaz |
SUEZ International |
France |
|
Takashi Sakakibara |
Yachiyo Engineering Co., Ltd. |
Japan |
|
Tali Harif |
Puraffinity Ltd. |
United Kingdom |
|
Tan Ee Sin |
PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency |
Singapore |
|
Tao Li |
IWA |
China |
|
Terrence Thompson |
Consultant |
United States |
|
Terutake Niwa |
Meiden Singapore Pte Ltd |
Singapore |
|
Thierry Ribeiro |
UniLaSalle |
France |
|
Thomas Wintgens |
RWTH Aachen University |
Germany |
|
Thunyalux Ratpukdi |
Khon Kaen University |
Thailand |
|
Tom Williams |
WBCSD |
India |
|
Trevor Bridle |
Bridle Consulting |
Australia |
|
Tsair-Fuh Lin |
National Cheng Kung University |
Taiwan |
|
Tulinave Mwamila |
Water Institute, Ministry Of Water |
Tanzania |
|
Val Frenkel |
Greeley And Hansen |
United States |
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Victoria Ibezue |
Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu Unversity, Anambra Nigeria |
Nigeria |
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Victor-Lucian Croitoru |
Somes Water Company |
Romania |
|
Vijesh Ratanji |
GHD |
New Zealand |
|
Vinay Kumar Tyagi |
Indian Institute Of Technology Roorkee |
India |
|
Vitaly Gitis |
Ben Gurion University Of The Negev |
Israel |
|
Wee Beng Lim |
PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency |
Singapore |
|
Wendy Ge |
Memstar |
Singapore |
|
William Mitch |
Stanford University |
United States |
|
Willie Grabow |
Retired From University Pretoria |
South Africa |
|
Wing Keung, Adrian Law |
Nanyang Technological University |
Singapore |
|
Winson Lay |
PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency |
Singapore |
|
Woei Jye Lau |
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia |
Malaysia |
|
Wui Seng Ang |
PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency |
Singapore |
|
Xavier Litrico |
SUEZ |
France |
|
Ximin Huang |
SUEZ |
China |
|
Xin Gao |
GRUNDFOS (Singapore) Pte.Ltd |
Singapore |
|
Y Cao |
CYS |
China |
|
Yan Zhou |
Nanyang Technological University |
Singapore |
|
Yanchen Liu |
Tsinghua University |
China |
|
Yang Zhao |
Aquaporin Asia Pte Ltd |
Singapore |
|
Yanjin Liu |
American Water |
United States |
|
Yiu Yan Tong |
PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency |
Singapore |
|
Yuji Hamasaki |
Meidensha Corporation |
Japan |
|
Yuseop Shim |
Korea Water Partnership |
Republic of Korea |
|
Zhiwei Wang |
School Of Environmental Science And Engineering, Tongji University |
China |