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NCR supports the Danubius-RI inititiative
Posted on: 15 October 2018
The International Centre for Advanced Studies on River-Sea Systems, or DANUBIUS-RI, is future distributed research infrastructure. Its purpose is to bring together leading expertise, facilities and river-sea-systems to foster knowledge exchange and more. This aligns with the goals of NCR, which is why NCR has decided to support the development of Danubius-RI. Read more.
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Save the date: NCR Days 2019 “Land of Rivers”
Posted on: 9 October 2018
The next edition of the annual meeting of the Netherlands Centre for River studies (NCR-Days) will be held in the Ruppert Building at Utrecht University campus on 31 January and 1 February 2019. For this edition we are putting together an exciting program with interesting keynote lectures and presentations around the theme: Land of Rivers. […]
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Presentations online for Low-land hydropower themeday
Posted on: 9 October 2018
On September 20, IHE Delft, NCR and NCK organised a themeday revolving around hydropower in low-head conditions. We look back to a very interesting exchange of ideas and practices both in The Netherlands and beyond. The presentations are now online and available for download from the IHE website, here is a direct link. The presentations […]
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RiverFlow 2020 is coming to Delft
Posted on: 17 September 2018
The next – 10th! – edition of the RiverFlow conference is coming to The Netherlands in 2020. Delft University of Technology is spearheading the organisation of this key biennial conference, in close cooperation with NCR partners. Download the first announcement flyer here. The conference website is currently under construction: http://www.riverflow2020.nl
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Introducing KPP River research
Posted on: 16 July 2018
Within KPP project river research (“Kennis Primaire Processen project rivierkundig onderzoek”) questions from the Dutch river authority Rijkswaterstaat are answered by applied research. The applied studies are focussed on practical solutions for the questions of the river manager, aiming to apply the solutions within 3 years. This project has now been added to the list […]
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