Link between Chinese dams & Mekong...
Our researchers recently published a critical nature on the drivers of the Mekong region droughts. The 2019-20 drought has triggered…
How to navigate transdisciplinary waters?
Laura Verbrugge has a PhD in Environmental Science and her work aims to connect people and knowledge from different disciplines to solve…
CRITICAL NATURE: Are China’s dams on the...
Amy Fallon and Marko Kallio investigate a recent environmental report in the Mekong basin and discuss constructive ways forward for…
Two years off the academia – How did it...
Juho Haapala is a former Water and Development Research Group member, who had his defence in 2018 about governing water…
EGU 2020 – WDRG sharing their...
European Geosciences Union (EGU) annually holds a massive conference with more than 15 000 scientists attending from around the globe….
Finding common ground: half-way through...
Alexander Horton is a postdoctoral researcher from the UK with a background in Hydrology and Geomorphology. He is interested in…
The world on your plate
Vilma Sandström has a PhD in Environmental Science and she is passioned about using science and research as tools to…
Chinese sustainable water resources...
Dandan Zhao is a postdoctoral researcher in Water & Development Research Group – her research concentrates on water footprints and…
Lessons learned how to do your PhD!
Our colleague Hafsa Munia defended her thesis successfully in February 2020 – what are her key advice for phd students? Is…
We simulated how a modern dust bowl would...
A dust storm approaches Stratford, Texas, 1935. George E. Marsh/NOAA This article is republished from The Conversation under a…