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Happy New Year! First list of the year and a huge one with over 400! If your New Year's resolution is to find a new job, then here is a good place start mailchi.mp/joshswaterjobs/wa…
On Thursday, we'll have another PhD list
#water #waterjobs #WASH #WASHjobs #sanitation #hygiene #SDG6
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The call is open! Early-career scientists from LDCs can apply to this #postdoc opportunity from TWAS and @AgenciaFAPESP.
Learn more: twas.org/opportunity/twas-fa…
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Social determinants of health
Progress of the World Report
on Social Determinants of Health Equity
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Extended abstract submission deadline: JANUARY 15, 2024 ⏰
Everyone gets more time to polish and submit their abstracts for SIL2024 🇧🇷
DEADLINE EXTENDED
The deadline for abstract submissions has been extended!
Now, anyone who still wants to submit their abstract will have until January 15, 2024 to do so, through the website Sil.2024.org
Do not let this chance go by!
#SIL #Limnology #SIL2024
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Have you registered?
This thought-provoking keynote address speaks to Transformation & Leadership - a focus area of #RU120
You don't want to miss it!
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One of our own,EDCTP fellow Dr Chika F Nnadozie attending the 11th European and Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnerships (EDCTP) forum in Paris France. Giving a presentation titled: Averting Campylobacteriosis through management of environmental health.
#IWR #EDCTPForum
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Institute for Water Research has won this grant and will be collaborating with Universities from Senegal, South Africa, France and the Netherlands
Erasmus+ Award for curricula and professional development on nature-based solutions for 'The Africa We Want'
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Congratulations, River Rescue in Makhanda won the Rhodes University community engagement partner of the year award. @WaterResearchRU supports #SustainableStreams
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This funded PhD position is still available, and the application deadline has been extended to 13-October-2023. Please RT.
Please, RT: I have a funded PhD position available. Opportunity to develop research on topics such as: metacommunity stability; keystone communities; predictability of biodiversity responses to environmental change. ferg.org.nz #biodiversity #ecology #phd #NewZealand
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📢It's #WorldRiversDay on 24 September and we're celebrating by giving away a FREE digital downloadable copy of our Freshwater Biology and Ecology Handbook! Grab your copy here: fba.org.uk/shop/p/freshwater…
#FreshwaterScience #FreshwaterBiology #FreshwaterEcology #KnowledgeExchange
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Trophic & non-trophic interactions determine the fate of microplastics in freshwater benthic communities. @G_DAvignon et al propose a community module approach (involving commonly interacting species) as a useful tool for understanding microplastic transfer & uptake.
Our new study examines the transfer of microplastics in freshwater communities. In lab expts, @G_DAvignon tested how trophic & nontrophic interactions of co-occurring benthic animals (round goby, quagga mussel, amphipod) affect their uptake of microbeads: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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In the coming few hours, I will be talking about the development and use of macroinvertebrate-based multimetric indices for lake ecological health monitoring. Follow @CoEBrwanda weekly seminar series @BethKaplin1 @TropicalBiology @AAwarmn
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Congratulations to SAIAB’s Senior Scientist, Dr Albert Chakona on his appointment as the Chief Scientist of the institute. He is a leading researcher in aquatic biodiversity with a focus on taxonomy, systematic, conservation and protecting the future of freshwater biodiversity.
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Another presentation by an AWaRMN Scholar at the @SASAqS_society conference. MSc student, Sofia Lazar presenting on water quality degradation in the Grootdraai Dam Catchment.
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Awarmn scholar Esther at Makerere University presenting to the doctoral committee.
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Prof Odume and Dr Ammari on staff mobility at Chemistry department of Makerere University together with students on mobility. The AWaRMN students were given platform to talk about their research, challenges, and personal developments.
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Prof Twaha on staff mobility at the University of Kinshasa was received by the VC and had the opportunity to exchange with the MC of the University of Kinshasa on the possibility to strengthen collaboration between their institutions.
What to take the next step? Begin with the end in mindhttps://youtu.be/X6AP4YF4CM8?si=KIUgLpQtMr3CffBS
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