TU Delft Professor Shares Insights on Integrated Research for Water Management in Southeast Asia

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14 August 2024

TU Delft Professor Shares Insights on Integrated Research for Water Management in Southeast Asia

On August 8, 2024, Prof. Thom Bogaard from the Department of Water Management, Civil Engineering
and Geosciences at TU Delft, Netherlands, delivered a lecture to graduate students on integrated
research utilizing chemical and nanomaterials for water management and monitoring. The presentation
focused on applications in measuring rainfall rates, erosion, and water quality across several ASEAN
countries, including Thailand and Myanmar.


Students and faculty members gained valuable knowledge about multidisciplinary integrated research
approaches and international research collaboration. Prof. Bogaard emphasized the importance of
partnering with start-ups and SMEs (small and medium enterprises) to transform laboratory
technologies into commercial applications.


The lecture provided attendees with insights into cutting-edge water management techniques and
highlighted the significance of cross-border scientific cooperation in addressing regional environmental
challenges. This event exemplifies the ongoing efforts to bring international expertise to enhance
research and innovation in water resource management within Southeast Asia.

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