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Europe’s inland waterways are entering a new era of smart water management as researchers and public authorities deploy digital technologies to monitor water quality and prevent pollution. The EU-funded ReNEW project is spearheading this transformation, combining real-time sensors, digital twins and blockchain to protect rivers like Portugal’s Douro while supporting cleaner inland navigation. Stretching over

As Europe celebrates Europe Day, Water Europe emphasised the indispensable role of the European Union in addressing the continent’s escalating water challenges. Speaking ahead of the anticipated EU Water Resilience Strategy, Loïc Charpentier, Head of Advocacy at Water Europe, underscored that water issues – encompassing “too much, too little, and too polluted” water – are

“This is the heart of our hydrology experiment in the ‘Waldlabor’,” explains the bright-eyed researcher, unable to hide his delight with the scientific playground that he has built with his group over the past five years. “From my office on the Hönggerberg campus, I can be here in about five minutes,” says Floriancic, Senior Research