On 4th November 2022 , 09:00 (CET)
Current Trends in Emission Control
Current Trends in Emission Control
“Emerging technologies and processes to achieve drawdown in pollutant concentration in the atmosphere.”
Circular Economy and Waste Management
Circular Economy and Waste Management
“Addressing the waste (solid and water) challenges through inclusive green initiatives that drive toward a circular economy.”
Sustainable Development Goals and COP 26
Sustainable Development Goals and COP 26
“Achieving environmental security in times of multiple global crises – climate change, conflict, pandemic, inequalities, and others.
Nicola La Motta
Director Water to Net Zero Platform Innovation Leader
at Procter & Gamble (P&G)
Luiza Montoya Raniero
Public policy advisor on climate safety issues
at Think and Do Tank Instituto Igarapé, Brazil
CC: IASS; Photo: L. Ostermann
Adolfo A. Uribe Poblete
Industrial Engineer (PUC, Chile) &
Ph.D. candidate at the Doctoral Program in Economics
at Universidad de Talca, Chile
Annie Philip
Lead | Regulatory Policy & Consultancy
at Saahas Zero Waste
Hildemar Mendez Guillen
Business Development Engineer
at TOMRA
Dr.-Ing. Nikolai Otto
Research Associate at the Institute for Sanitary Engineering, Water Quality and Waste Management – University of Stuttgart
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dieter Stapf
Institute Director, Institute for Technical Chemistry , Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Ivan Ignacio Cagua Cifuentes
Engineer Project Planning – KMU LOFT Cleanwater GmbH
Dr.-Ing. Jorge Mario Toro Santamaria
Executive Director, Chief Technology Officer at KMU LOFT Cleanwater SE
Ayumi Schober
Researcher and PhD Student at University of Stuttgart
Miriam Chacon Mateos
Research Scientist /PhD Student at University of Stuttgart
Carlos Teodoro Lomeli Mercado
Chemical Engineer
M.Sc. WASTE
DAAD Scholarship Holder
Julie Ferreux
Master Student- M.Sc. WASTE
/Student Research Assistent (Hiwi) at IABP
Olga Korzhuk
M.Sc. Air Quality Control, Solid Waste and Waste Water Process Engineering
Diego Olaya
Environmental Engineer
Scientific Researcher at the Technical University of Darmstadt
Daniel Anim
M.Sc. WASTE Student at University of Student
DAAD Scholarship Holder
Marilia Nunes Freire Ribeiro
M.Sc. WASTE Student at University of Student
DAAD Scholarship Holder
Jay Viresh Chapaneriya
Masters Smart City Solutions Student at HFT Stuttgart
Natalia Toriello España
Chemical Engineer
M.Sc. WASTE University of Stuttgart
DAAD Scholarship Holder
Dhrumit Jignesh Upadhyay
Environmental Engineer
M.Sc. WASTE University of Stuttgart
Amount
20 €
(External people, external speakers, Alumni who are not part of the WASTE Club)
10 €
(External students, WASTE Club members who are Alumni)
0 €
(Current M.Sc. WASTE Students and guests who are joining online)
0
Registered participant
0
International Speakers
0
Paper publications
0
Sponsors
Helene Mihigo Umubyey
Civil Engineer
Rwanda
As a Civil Engineer, I am keen to design and develop infrastructure that recycles essential natural resources, incorporating environmental protection measures. A well-organized V International Symposium was an insightful and informative platform for me where I developed a whole new perspective on the world’s waste (air, solid, and water) management situation from diverse professional speakers.
Rinusha Maharjan
MSc. WASTE
Nepal
Having an overall perspective, first as an attendee, then organizer, and finally as a speaker, I believe that WASTE International Symposium has surpassed its aims of exchanging knowledge and creating a networking platform for people from all over the world. It provides a medium to express your ideas, receives valuable suggestions from experts attending as international speakers, grow confidence and makes you feel like a part of the M.Sc. WASTE Family.
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” – Helen Keller.
Pratistha Shrestha
Nepal
Hetanxi Singadia
India
Dhrumit Jignesh Upadhyay
India
Jazmin Morel Rodríguez,
Dominican Republic
Syeda Attiya Tanvir
Pakistan
Suchitraa Vijayaraghavan
India
The V International M.Sc. WASTE Symposium on Current Challenges in Sustainability discussed the emerging and ongoing technologies, environmental impacts of the Covid -19 pandemic, and different countries’ perspectives. It was intended to provide an opportunity for interdisciplinary professionals to exchange their academic and technical knowledge on environmental topics.
Sustainable development meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs (United Nations). Industrial and economic development has always been a concern, but currently, the discussion on how to achieve these goals while protecting the environment became a relevant trending topic that must be discussed and considered worldwide. What are the positive and negative impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on the environment?
How can we build a more sustainable global economy?
What have we learned so far as a society from the pandemic?
How are developed and developing countries achieving sustainability?
What are the current challenges to achieving United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals?
The first step to addressing such questions is offering the chance to hold discussions about environmental technologies. The Symposium is aimed to find a coalition point for international speakers to share their experiences working and researching environmental technologies in the fields of Solid Waste, Waste Water Process Engineering along with Air Quality Control.
International speakers had presentations to share their experience and knowledge in the field of sustainability and to provide fresh insights into their national contexts. The core international conferences were framed in the following topics:
Emerging and Ongoing Technologies – “Trending technologies and processes”
COVID – 19 – “Environmental impacts and new challenges faced throughout the pandemic”
Germany and developing countries’ perspectives – “Placing sustainability into context”
Information Brochure V International Symposium 2021
The IV Version of the M.Sc. WASTE International Symposium Transition to a Sustainable Future, was intended to provide a networking opportunity for professionals and sustainability enthusiastic personnel to discuss and considered the following topics :
What is a smart city?
What must be done in or order to make a city ‘’smart“?
Which are the renewable energy sources?
How is green energy being developed?
What are the roles of society, industries, and government in the circular economy? How have the technologies evolved in the industry during the last years?
The First step to addressing such questions is to hold in-depth discussions on the subject. The symposium was aimed at a coalition point for international speakers to share their experiences working with Smart Cities, EnergyTransition, and Circular Economy. Students were also welcomed to contribute to and foster the Symposium through the Call for research posters and papers, where they are invited to present their work. The best research was awarded. Further details regarding the event registration and deadlines could be found in this brochure. The Symposium was organized by the International Master of Science “Air Quality Control, Solid Waste, and Waste Water Process Engineering (WASTE) – University of Stuttgart”. The registration form must be filled up via our webpage: www.wasteclub.net/internationalsymposium2020 Upon successful registration you shall receive the invitation link to our webinar.
International speakers had research and industry-oriented presentations to share their experience and knowledge in the field of sustainability and to provide fresh insights about their national contexts.The core international conferences will be framed in the following topics:
Circular Economy – ‘Trending technologies and processes’.
Smart Cities – “The future of integrated and smart management”
EnergyTransition – “Sources of renewable energy and waste to energy technologies’