Clean Water Virtual Conference

The Oregon State University College of Engineering is hosting this online conference to bring together scholars and stakeholders from diverse disciplines whose research is directed toward maintaining, preserving, and improving clean and sustainable sources of water for human and ecosystem use.

Alumni, friends, and industry professionals: Sign up to be a volunteer project display reviewer. This is an easy, fun way to make a difference for a student, with a minimal time commitment. Visit the event registration page to learn more.

Conference schedule (subject to change; check conference website for updates):

Noon

Opening remarks with Lewis Semprini, distinguished professor of environmental engineering and director of the Clean and Sustainable Water Technology Initiative, Oregon State University, College of Engineering

Keynote Presentation and Q&A with David Sedlak, Plato Malozemoff Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, UC Berkeley: “Three Paths to Solving Six Water Problems”

1 p.m.

Graduate student research virtual display session, with live video chat*

2:10 p.m.

Doctoral student presentations, with Q&A

3:10 p.m.

Graduate student research virtual display session, with live video chat*

4:10-5 p.m.

Closing remarks with Scott Ashford, Kearney Dean of Engineering, Oregon State University

Research update with David Hill, professor of civil engineering, Oregon State University, College of Engineering

Attendance at this virtual conference may qualify for professional development hours for the Oregon Professional Engineering license. For more information, visit oregonengineers.org.

Hosted by the Clean and Sustainable Water Technology Initiative, Oregon State University, College of Engineering.

For questions or event access assistance: engineering.events@oregonstate.edu

Free and open to the public*

*Live video chat available only to attendees 18 or older.

REGISTER HERE.