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East–West Dialogue
Prevention and resolution of water conflicts: challenges for young leaders in the digital age.
Project team
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ulrike Gayh | Dr. Enis Yazici | Dr. Kenneth Bedu-Addo | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andreas Gerber | Prof. Benjamin Zierock
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School of Engineering and Architecture | Professor of Environment and Process Engineering | Study Programme Director Water Technology (M.Eng.)
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East-West Dialogue Project
The East-West Dialogue Academic Exchange and Scientific Cooperation for Security, Cooperation and Civil Society Development in Europe Project is a project intended to break barriers and to contribute to interdisciplinary exchange of experts, scholars and scientists from fields not limited Environmental and Water Technology, Conflict Research and Management and Leadership.
The project which has the aim of water-conservation, sustainable land and water use through prevention and resolution of water conflicts caused by agricultural practices is managed by Dr. Enis Yazici and Prof. Dr. Ulrike Gayh (School of Engineering and Architecture).
A first digital winter school will be carried out with students from Germany and Russia. We have two main topics on which we work during the winter school end of November but also already starting on after a first online workshop (25./26.7):
- Use of humic substances on agricultural land in Russia to increase Tolerance in crops to abiotic stress, pesticide exposure in bodies of water
- Data Science goes Water Management: Use of AI and Machine Learning to predict natural disasters to reduce Water Conflicts
Sponsoring
Sponsoring
Sponsored with funds by the DAAD
This project is funded by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) with funds from the Federal Foreign Office (AA).