Playing it Forward: Path Dependency, Progressive Incrementalism, and the Super Wicked Problem of Global Climate Change.

To participate in this event, please contact:  Dr. Eleftheria Vasileiadou

This year the topic of the symposium will be water scarcity in all its forms: both problems and solutions. The aim of this Symposium is to give, in the morning session, an overview of problems generated by water scarcity at different scales (World, Europe, Developing Countries) and how the scientific community is reacting to them. Then, in the afternoon session, separate workshops (two sessions) will take place in relation to solutions for specific issues. Different topics have been selected in the domains of Drinking Water, Water Resources and Wastewater.

We are glad to announce that professor Jules van Lier will be the chairman of the day for this symposium

The SENSE Research School aims to foster scientific exchange and to inspire new generations of junior and senior researchers.

Therefore we are pleased to hereby cordially invite you to a ‘meeting of minds’ – which is likely to make you think (again):

On the occasion of the opening of the Kraijenhoff van de Leur Laboratory for Water and Sediment Dynamics, a symposium is organized on the role of laboratory experiment in water and sediment dynamics research.

You are invited to consider, share and discuss different views on the topic with scientific experts in experimental research. Additionally, you are welcome to visit our campus and the new laboratory in a guided tour. This day includes lunch and drinks after the symposium and is free of charge.

In this symposium, we would like to explore the role of social science methods in designing, facilitating and evaluating participatory processes. Questions that will be covered are: Why are social science methods important for participatory processes? What kind of social science methods are relevant in this regard? What does this mean for the role of the social scientist? What kind of empirical applications are there, and what can we learn from them?

This symposium will precede the PhD graduation of Eefje Cuppen.

To register, please send an email with subject "symposium participation" to: e.h.w.j.cuppen@tudelft.nl

The full programme is available for download HERE.