Water Research Summer School: Last Days for Registration!
26 September 2011 - 30 September 2011
Austria
Registrations open until the 5th of September
Young researchers from private/public research institutes and water experts from SMEs operating in the water technologies field are invited to apply for taking part in this year summer school. Applications can be submitted via the online form at the following direct link:
http://www.stream-project.eu/content/1st-stream-summer-school-application-form(opens in new window)
The registration is still open until the 5th of September and the selection process will start just after. All selected participants will be informed by the 16th of September. We advise those interested not to lose this opportunity to be involved in STREAM Summer School and send their application as soon as possible.
More details about the programme
You can find the latest version of the programme on our website at this link:
http://stream-project.eu/sites/default/files/summer%20school%20programme.pdf(opens in new window)
During the Summer School, participants will have the possibility to meet and share experiences with high-level experts of water resource management, framework legislation, as well as technology and research innovation. The summer school program includes lectures, field visits and practical training for participants.
About STREAM
The STREAM project (Sustainable Technologies and Research for European Aquatic Management) is funded by the European Commission under the FP7- Environment. The consortium is composed of Minerva Consulting and Communication (BE), coordinator, and European Water Partnership (EWP), Europe for Business (EFB) and Menon Network. The project aims to support the development and the adoption of water technologies and raise awareness on the finding of research projects and address tailored information to specific categories of stakeholders. For further information on STREAM: http://www.stream-project.eu(opens in new window)
STREAM organises the summer school in collaboration with: Competitiveness for Catalonia (ACC1Ò), Enterprise Europe Network (EEN), Centro Tecnológico de Manresa, Enterprise Europe Network (CTM) and Catalan Water Partnership (CWP).
STREAM project coordinator: MINERVA Consulting & Communication Sprl.
32-34 Avenue de Tervuren, 1040 Bruxelles – Belgium – Tel. +32.(0)2.5441888
Email: stream@minerva-communication.eu
* The full course is free of charge but no reimbursement is foreseen for travel and accommodation expenses.
Young researchers from private/public research institutes and water experts from SMEs operating in the water technologies field are invited to apply for taking part in this year summer school. Applications can be submitted via the online form at the following direct link:
http://www.stream-project.eu/content/1st-stream-summer-school-application-form(opens in new window)
The registration is still open until the 5th of September and the selection process will start just after. All selected participants will be informed by the 16th of September. We advise those interested not to lose this opportunity to be involved in STREAM Summer School and send their application as soon as possible.
More details about the programme
You can find the latest version of the programme on our website at this link:
http://stream-project.eu/sites/default/files/summer%20school%20programme.pdf(opens in new window)
During the Summer School, participants will have the possibility to meet and share experiences with high-level experts of water resource management, framework legislation, as well as technology and research innovation. The summer school program includes lectures, field visits and practical training for participants.
About STREAM
The STREAM project (Sustainable Technologies and Research for European Aquatic Management) is funded by the European Commission under the FP7- Environment. The consortium is composed of Minerva Consulting and Communication (BE), coordinator, and European Water Partnership (EWP), Europe for Business (EFB) and Menon Network. The project aims to support the development and the adoption of water technologies and raise awareness on the finding of research projects and address tailored information to specific categories of stakeholders. For further information on STREAM: http://www.stream-project.eu(opens in new window)
STREAM organises the summer school in collaboration with: Competitiveness for Catalonia (ACC1Ò), Enterprise Europe Network (EEN), Centro Tecnológico de Manresa, Enterprise Europe Network (CTM) and Catalan Water Partnership (CWP).
STREAM project coordinator: MINERVA Consulting & Communication Sprl.
32-34 Avenue de Tervuren, 1040 Bruxelles – Belgium – Tel. +32.(0)2.5441888
Email: stream@minerva-communication.eu
* The full course is free of charge but no reimbursement is foreseen for travel and accommodation expenses.