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UEF Water seminar series, 25.9.2025

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During autumn 2025, UEF Water organizes "after-lunch coffee" seminars on Thursdays at 1pm. In the seminars, researchers from UEF Water, and other research communities and institutes, present their on-going research or water related current topics.

On September 25th, a presentation will be given by Miguel Villoslada (UEF). The topic is: "CREATE - Cross-REalm modelling and assessment of Aquatic ecosystem services: Towards a science-based design of Nature-based solutions to tackle Eutrophication".

Everyone is welcome to join!

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UEF Water coordinators: Hannu Nykänen (hannu.nykanen[a]uef.fi | Jarno Suni (jarno.suni[a]uef.fi)

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