Call for Papers on Water and Wastewater Monitoring
Call for Papers on Water and Wastewater Monitoring

PFAS in water

Call for Papers on Water and Wastewater Monitoring

29 Apr, 2022

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The WWEM conference and exhibition is currently looking for papers and posters for this years’ live event. 

You can now submit an abstract for a presentation to be delivered at WWEM 2022 – the international conference on water, wastewater and environmental monitoring which will run on 12th and 13th October in Telford, UK. 

All abstracts must present novel applications or techniques and must foreground technical concerns. Topics include: microplastics, smart sensors, data interpretation, water-based epidemiology, PFAS, on-line and at-line analysis. (For more suggestions, take a look at our Abstract Submission page.) Submissions will close on 12th August. 

Over more than a decade, WWEM has cemented its reputation as the leading water monitoring conference and exhibition, becoming an essential event in the industry’s calendar. Before an international audience, WWEM will showcase the latest instruments and services for water and wastewater process monitoring from over 150 companies. Over two days, attendees will take their pick of 80 technical workshops on applications, regulations, and emerging technologies. Highly regarded by professionals throughout the water and wastewater sectors, WWEM 2022 promises to be a unique opportunity for dialogue between process operators, environmental managers, policymakers, researchers and regulators. 

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