12 July 2024

Joint Seminar co-organized by the Centre for Water Research (NUS) and the College of Resources and Environment (CRE), Zhejiang University, in 2024.

On July 9, 2024, the School of Environment and Resources at Zhejiang University visited NUS CEE for an exchange study as part of their summer practice. We held a technology seminar to promote communication in academic research. Joint seminar was opened by Prof. Hu Jiangyong, Director for Center for Water Research, with a welcome speech and a brief introduction about Env. Engr. in CEE, NUS. The seminar featured presentations by three PhD students from NUS CEE (Mingcan Li, Thitiwut Maliwan, and Zahra Beiram Zadeh) and two PhD students from Zhejiang University (Xinxin Xu and Chifei Dong). Visiting undergraduate students and professors from Zhejiang University also actively participated in the discussion, creating a warm atmosphere.

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