5th IWA Resource Recovery Conference
Resource recovery from water is nothing new, but with the proposal of carbon neutrality targets and sustainable development goals, it still remains a hot topic in environment-related fields. As we become increasingly aware of the broader environmental and economic implications of focusing solely on pollution mitigation, a key challenge in the years ahead will re-envision the role of urban water management within the circular economy, moving beyond safeguarding local human and environmental health to become a more proactive force for sustainable development through the recovery of resources embedded in urban water.
With the development of the newly emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence and advanced data analysis methods, the interdisciplinary nature of the research on resource recovery has become more commonly acknowledged. In recent years, enormous efforts by both the water industry and the scientific community have focused on developing innovative approaches that can recover resources from water while meeting water quality standards and human satisfaction. Thus, it is necessary to bring together scientists and practicians from all over the world and share those excellent research and studies. We believe the conference will also promote the academic communication of the global best practice, advances in fundamental science, innovative research, successful case studies from all aspects concerning resource recovery from water, and make steps towards a greener and more sustainable world.
Programme Committee
Name | Affiliation | Country |
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Bruce E. Logan |
Pennsylvania State University | United States Of America |
Glen Daigger |
University of Michigan | United States Of America |
Hongqiang Ren |
Nanjing University | China |
Jiuhui Qu |
Tsinghua University | China |
Jun Ma |
Harbin Institute of Technology Shenzhen | China |
Bruce E. Rittmann |
Arizona State University | United States Of America |
Mark van Loosdrecht |
Delft University of Technology | Netherlands |
Nanqi Ren |
Harbin Institute of Technology Shenzhen | China |
Yongzhen Peng |
Beijing University of Technology | China |
Willy Verstraete |
Ghent University | Belgium |
Zhiguo Yuan |
University of Queensland | Australia |
Aijie Wang |
Harbin Institute of Technology Shenzhen | China |
Yu Tao |
Harbin Institute of Technology Shenzhen | China |
Hong Li |
Technology and Specialist Groups, IWA | Netherlands |
Korneel Rabaey |
Ghent University | Belgium |
Ana Soares |
Cranfield University | United Kingdom |
David Stucky |
Imperial College London | United Kingdom |
Jules B. van Lier |
Delft University of Technology | Netherlands |
Jurg Keller |
University of Queensland | Australia |
Irini Angelidaki |
Technical University of Denmark | Denmark |