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Young Water Forum of the Water Chemistry Society

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The Young Water Forum (JWF) is the association of young researchers within the Society of Water Chemistry, a Division of the German Chemical Society (GDCh). There is no age limit. All students, doctoral candidates and postdocs who would like to join are welcome.

The inaugural meeting was during WASSER 2024 in Limburg an der Lahn. Besides the opportunity of networking and exchange, the JWF offers the chance to contribute with your own ideas and visions within the Water Chemistry Society. The JWF will be represented with its own program items at the WASSER 2025 meeting in Münster. Networking activities will already start before the begin of the Conference on Sunday, and a career lunch with representatives from science and industry is planned for Tuesday afternoon.

Would you like to become a member of the JWF or even get actively involved? Then send us an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.!

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Welcome

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Annual Meeting Münster 2025

The webpage of the Water Chemistry Society is being updated and the English content will be provided shortly. Until then, we would like to ask you for just a little more patience.
Information related to the Annual Meeting of the Waterchemical Society May 26-28, 2025 in Münster can already be accessed in English via the links on the following webpage.

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General committee II: The Research Committee

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The Research Committee of the Water Chemistry Society

The technical committees in the field of analytics deal with new methods for identifying new substances and expanding the analytical measurement window (1), (eco)toxicological effects (2), real-time measurements and (3) tools for investigating environmental processes (4). In the area of emissions, sources and transport of trace substances (5), the behavior of polar low-molecular size trace substances (e.g. persistence and (eco)toxicology) (6), formation, distribution and aging of microplastics (7), substance emissions from modern building materials (8), and the spread and behavior of antibiotic-resistant bacteria (9) are addressed. In the area of processes, the focus is on biological processes of pollutant degradation (10), physical processes in the aquatic environment and in treatment (e.g. colloidal mass transport, sorption processes, filtration) (11) and oxidative water treatment methods (12). The Water 4.0 and Climate Change expert committee (13), which integrates all three areas (analytics, emissions and processes), represents a cross-cutting topic. The effects of extreme events and the water management requirements of the future (availability and quality of resources) on the water supply are assessed using digital images (e.g. virtual twin) in the areas of water extraction, treatment and distribution. The aim is to derive strategies for action to ensure an adequate supply of high-quality drinking water in the future.

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