11th Microbial Ecology and Water Engineering (MEWE) Conference: Managing Water Microbiomes

Local Organizer: Georgia Institute of Technology, Rice University, Duke University
Community Organizer:

11th Microbial Ecology and Water Engineering Conference: Managing Water Microbiomes: From Ecology to Engineering.

Conference theme: Managing Water Microbiomes: From Ecology to Engineering.

Conference sub-themes:

  1. Microbial Ecology of Resource Recovery
  2. Bioenergy and Microbial Communities
  3. Microbial Ecosystems in Water Reuse Applications
  4. Ecology of Engineering Systems and Emerging Public Health Risks
  5. From Sensing Microbes to Engineering Ecosystems
  6. Methodological Frontiers of Microbiome Characterization
  7. Reproducible Methods in Microbial Ecology
  8. Ecosystems from Source-to-Tap
  9. Viromes in Engineered Water Systems
  10. Eukaryotic Ecology and their Applications
  11. Green Infrastructure in the Water Cycle
  12. Microbial Ecology in Practice: Not lost in Translation
  13. Circular Water Economy

The conference will be organized in two parallel sessions for three full days with each sub-theme assigned a minimum of one three-hour session.

Topics

    Programme Committee

    Name Affiliation Country
    George
    Well United States Of America
    Cindy
    Smith United Kingdom
    Ameet Pinto
    Georiga Institute of Technology United States Of America
    Tom
    Curtis United Kingdom
    Zia
    Ahmmad India
    Per
    Nielsen Denmark
    Adey
    Desta Ethiopia
    Leonardo
    Erijman Argentina
    Claudia
    Etchebehere Uruguay
    Jane
    Fowler Canada
    Peiying
    Hong Saudi Arabia
    Ana
    Lanham Portugal
    Mohammed
    Mahmoud Egypt
    Trina
    McMahon United States Of America
    Jorge
    Rodriguez United Arab Emirates
    Akihiko
    Terrada Japan
    Simona
    Rossetti Italy
    Mark
    van Loosdrecht Netherlands
    David
    Weissbrodt Norway
    Xinghua
    Wen China
    Tong
    Zhang Hong Kong, China