Welcome to the Coordination Office of the Water Research Network Baden-Württemberg of KIT

Project Effect-Network in Water Research (© Institute for Evolution and Ecology, University of Tübingen)

Project Effect-Net: Analysis of zebrafish larva in the lab of Heidelberg University using a DanioScope of Noldus (© S. Mieck)

Project DRIeR: Drought Impacts, Processes and Resilience
Dreisam (Freiburg, Germany) in Summer 2018 (© V. Blauhut)

Low water in the river Rhine at Karlsruhe in autumn 2018
Project DRIeR: Information about the drought 2018

Project CHARM: Challenges of Reservoir Management

Schwarzenbachtalsperre (© S. Haun)

Project CHARM: Measuring Campaign Kleine Kinzig (© S. Haun)

The scope of the Water Research Network is to enhance the collaboration across disciplines and locations in Baden-Württemberg in order to meet the future challenges of water research. The network was founded at the initiative of the Ministerium für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Kunst Baden-Württemberg (Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts of the Land of Baden-Württemberg).

The Water Research Network is supported by the new Water Research Funding Programme of the Land of Baden-Württemberg. As a central component, three interdisciplinary joint projects, so called 'Forschernetzwerke' (researcher networks), are being funded for a period of five years.

NEWS

Cancelled: CAMPOS International Conference 2020: Turnover of Difffuse Polutants on the Catchment Scale

From 23 to 25 March 2020, at the Center for Geo and Environmental Sciences (GUZ) of the University of Tübingen

Details on the event

Early Recognition of Potential Drought Impacts

Researchers develop a forecasting system and challenge the political agenda in this area

Press release of the University of Freiburg on the project DRIeR

Publication in 'Reviews of Geophysics'

'The Demographics of Water: A Review of Water Ages in the Critical Zone' from Sprenger et al. on the workshop Water Ages in the Hydrological Cycle

Review

6 Million Euros for Water Research

The Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts of the Land of Baden-Württemberg is funding 3 interdisciplinary joint projects of the universities Freiburg, Heidelberg, Karlsruhe, Konstanz, Stuttgart and Tübingen.

Press release of the Ministry