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Niko Wanders recieves EGU 2022 Early Careerd Award
Congratulations to Niko Wanders for receiving the Arne Richter Award for Outstanding Early Career Scientists 2022 from the European Geophysocal Union.
New paper: Large-scale sensitivities of groundwater and surface water to groundwater withdrawal
We introduce a simple analytical framework that allows us to estimate to what extent large-scale groundwater withdrawal affects groundwater levels and ...
New publication in Nature Communications on global salinization
Irrigation is a found te be a common factor explaining salinization of freshwater in basins worldwide. See the latest study by Josefin Thorslund. Also, see ...
PCR-GLOBWB 2 in a new Greenpeace study
This is how we like it: use of PCR-GLOBWB 2 by another institute (Institute of Environmental Sciences CML, Leiden University) in a climate and ...
Job advertisements: PhD (deadline June 30 2021) and Postdoc (deadline July 31 2021)
PhD on the Global Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystems Nexus under Climate Extremes (1.0 fte):See description and how to apply! Postdoc on high-resolution global ...
New paper: Distributed memory computing of variable-density groundwater flow and transport
Need to simulate groundwater salinity at high resolution and long integration times? Check out the latest paper by Jarno Verkaik
Marc Bierkens receives an ERC Advanced Grant to work on global groundwater
We are glad to announce that Marc Bierkens received an ERC Advanced Grant. With this 2.5 million grant we will expand our team with 4 PhDs and 2 Postdocs ...
Our people’s work is presented @EGU2021
Our people’s work is presented @EGU2021 Tuesday April 27 EGU21-2624 | vPICO presentations | HS2.4.4 | Highlight The potential of data driven approaches for ...
New publication in Nature Communications: Reducing global warming matters for the world’s freshwater fishes
In a new publication, co-authored by our team, Valerio Barborossa et al. assess the effects of global warming on 11,5000 species of freshwater fish. Change ...
New publication by Edward Jones: Global estimates of wastewater collection, treatment and reuse
About 50% of the waste water is treated. Sigificantly more than estimated previously, but developing countries lag behind. See the paper and data set in ...