Other speakers
Assoc. Professor Anik Bhaduri, Executive Director of Water Future, who has a research background in resource and environmental economics. Professor Stuart Bunn, Director of Griffith University’s Australian Rivers Institute and a world authority on freshwater ecology. Professor Peter Scales, Chair of the Urban Working Group of Water Future and also Deputy Dean of the School of Engineering at the University of Melbourne, whose research interests are in water processing in the mining, water, waste water and pharmaceuticals industries.
Water Future Executive Director, Anik Bhaduri from Griffith University, invites you to attend a Business Forum that explains the business opportunities offered by Water Future
Wednesday, October 12, 2016, 1.30-2.15pm, Business Forum Room 2, IWA Congress, Brisbane
Water Future expands the international water research community by bringing together experts from many different disciplines to co-design and co-create a new water future for the world.
Water Future uniquely uses integrated approaches for both diagnosing water-related challenges and crafting innovative solutions.
Water Future connects people who create the best options for the water decisions that need to be made by governments, business and communities.
Come to this Business Forum to find out how you can participate in Water Future, which aims to find solutions through interactions between researchers, entrepreneurs, students and community members involved in our Water Solutions Laboratory Network.
The Forum will discuss the development of the Water Solutions Laboratory Network and provide opportunities for discussion and feedback.
Speakers include:
Assoc. Professor Anik Bhaduri, Executive Director of Water Future, who has a research background in resource and environmental economics.
Professor Stuart Bunn, Director of Griffith University’s Australian Rivers Institute and a world authority on freshwater ecology.
Professor Peter Scales, Chair of the Urban Working Group of Water Future and also Deputy Dean of the School of Engineering at the University of Melbourne, whose research interests are in water processing in the mining, water, waste water and pharmaceuticals industries.
To attend you will need to register, however registration is free. Please click here for your free registration to The International Water Association (IWA)