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Workshop on Water Recycling Simulation and Modelling

Workshop on Water Recycling Simulation and Modelling
Unlocking the Future of Water Management
Date: March 15, 2024; Duration: 6 hours (Online)

Overview:
TULTECH is excited to present a one-day workshop focusing on Water Recycling Simulation and Modelling in Buildings, featuring a compelling case study of Nordic Countries. 
This workshop is designed to provide participants with in-depth insights into water recycling practices, simulation techniques, and modelling approaches specific to building environments.

Key Topics:

  • Introduction to Water Recycling
  • Simulation Techniques and Tools
  • Modelling Approaches Tailored for Buildings
  • Case Study: Nordic Countries
  • Manuscript Development Session

Instructors:

Professor Kourosh Behzadian
Expertise: Smart Infrastructure, Civil Engineering
Position: Course Leader, BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering, MSc Civil Engineering, University of West London, UK

Dr. Amir M. Fathollahi-Fard
Expertise: AI and Heuristics Algorithms
Position: École de Technologie Supérieure, University of Québec, Montréal, QC, Canada

Mohammad Gheibi
Expertise: Water/Wastewater/Environmental Studies, Simulation, AI
Position: Technical University of Liberec, Czech Republic


Registration Details:

Workshop Fee: 220 Euro

Register Closed!

Full Waiver Option Available (For applicants facing financial difficulties, TULTECH offers a full fee waiver as part of its mission for Education Beyond Limits.)


Publication Opportunity:
Participants have the unique chance to develop a manuscript during the workshop, with the possibility of publication in the Environmental Industry Letters (EIL) journal (ISSN: 2806-2965).

Post-workshop support for extended versions in Q1 journals is also available.

Join us in Exploring the Future of Water Recycling and Modelling!

Register CLOSED!

Education Beyond Limits

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Post-workshop update and materials

Youtube Video Link:  Recorded

 
 
15 March, 2024 - 15 March, 2024

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Published by Charlotte Lee

Today In History

Here are some interesting facts ih history happened on 8 November.

  1. Louvre in Paris opens
  2. Mount Holyoke Seminary in Mass-1st US college founded for women
  3. US removes Confederate officials from British steamer Trent
  4. Abraham Lincoln was elected to his second term as pres
  5. Montana admitted as 41st state
  6. Wilhelm R”ntgen discovers x-rays
  7. Hitler's "Beer Hall Putsch" failed In jail writes "Mein Kampf"
  8. FDR elected pres Lehman NY governor & O'Brien NY mayor
  9. Life with Father longest running Brdway drama opens (closes 1947)
  10. Allied forces invade North Africa
  11. Tom Dempsey of New Orleans kicks NFL-record 63-yard field goal
  12. Blackhawk's Pit Martin failed on 1st penalty shot against Islanders Blackhawks score 2 goals within 9 seconds against Islanders
  13. Walt Disney's "Robin Hood" is released
  14. Islander's Mike Bossy's 10th career hat trick
  15. Smoky fire set by a prisoner in a Biloxi Miss 28 killed
  16. 14th Space Shuttle Mission - Discovery 2 is launched
  17. Judge overturned Rubin ``Hurricane'' Carter's conviction