Hosted by Arup and WRc
Thursday 17th November 2022
Arup - In Person and Virtual
80 Charlotte Street
London
W1T 4QS
For more information on Wet Networks, please contact Joanna Britton (joanna.britton@arup.com)
Register now
Thursday 17th November 2022
Arup - In Person and Virtual
80 Charlotte Street
London
W1T 4QS
For more information on Wet Networks, please contact Joanna Britton (joanna.britton@arup.com)
Register now
Dr Nabil Hajji, Technical Director of Toxicology, WRc
Nabil leads WRc’s National Centre for Environmental Toxicology (NCET) technical team, who provide an independent advisory service on the health significance of chemicals in drinking water, wastewater, and the environment for UKWIR members and sponsors. Nabil has over 20 years of experience of research into the molecular mechanisms of toxicants including the behaviour of persistent pollutants, pesticides and heavy metals as well as pharmaceutical chemicals. He has held several competitive research fellow positions in leading research institutions in Spain, Sweden, USA and the UK.
More on our toxicology servicesPlease note: this Wet Networks event was postponed following extreme heat warnings in July and has now been rescheduled to Thursday 17th November 2022.
After two years of virtual events, we are delighted to host our second in-person and virtual Wet Networks, Chaired by WRc's Director of Commercial Services, Carmen Snowdon.
We all know that proper water and sanitation is essential to public health. However, there are additional benefits from proximity to water with many positive measures of physical and mental wellbeing, from its restorative psychological effects to better a place to meet socially.
Now in its fifteenth year, Wet Networks showcases new ideas and technology to help transform the way we manage water. Join us at our next Wet Networks event, in person at Arup, London or virtually. The theme will be Water, Public Health and Wellbeing. Hear from our keynote presenter, Patricia O’Hayer, Global Head Communications & Government Affairs at Reckitt about current and future water scarcity impacts on public health.
Agenda
Through the regular hosting of events, Wet Networks are developing a sustainable business ‘eco-system’ that will allow water technology companies to share ideas and business relationship opportunities with leading users, entrepreneurs, vendors, advisors and funders. WRc and Arup hope that our deep and longstanding expertise in the sector, combined with the energy and commitment of the invited companies will make our Wet Networking Series a driver for growth and innovation.
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