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Louise Negri and Noé Dumas joined the European INTERREG VI ReactiveCity project in early October 2026. They will contribute, respectively, to the dissemination and uptake of project results and to the study of emerging contaminants in urban water systems.
In the Vosges, Karl Matthias Wantzen attended the inauguration of five peatland restoration sites as part of the Mission Nature programme. The event highlighted the programme’s first achievements and several decades of efforts to protect these ecosystems.
On the occasion of the centenary of the Port of Strasbourg, Karl Matthias Wantzen joined a round table on cross-border education in the Upper Rhine region. The discussion highlighted the value of programmes such as the Continental Water Sustainability Master’s programme.
At the Gamberi Water Festival, Karl Matthias Wantzen received the International Water Prize in recognition of his commitment to strengthening the science–policy interface and advancing river conservation. The Continental Water Sustainability Master’s programme was also highlighted during the…
With 150 billion m³ of water supplying five million people across three countries, the Rhine aquifer is a vital resource. In an article published by Savoir(s), Gwenaël Imfeld discusses the challenges of protecting this resource and research conducted as part of the European ERMES-ii-Rhine project.
Chlordécone, amiante, pesticides, PFAS… comment réparer les dommages causés par des expositions toxiques qui touchent des populations entières sur plusieurs décennies ? Dans un article publié par Savoir(s), Marie-Pierre Camproux Duffrène explore la notion de « préjudice collectif sanitaire » et les…