The Science Talks series aims to showcase research findings from UNU-INWEH researchers. Through these public online seminars, we will highlight the real-world applications and impacts of our work, bridging the gap between research and societal needs. By fostering meaningful connections and encouraging knowledge exchange, we seek to engage both the scientific community and the broader public in discussions that drive positive change.
Videos of the talks
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05 March, 2025 | Trends, Patterns, and Social Vulnerability Landscape of Exposure to Wildfires in the U.S. by DR. Mojtaba Sadegh |
26 February, 2025 | Leveraging Differential Impact Analysis (DIA) in Water and WASH Research by Prof. Grace Oluwasanya |
19 February, 2025 | Reservoir Dynamics in Water-Stressed Regions by by Dr. Milad Aminzadeh |
12 February, 2025 | Building Climate Resilience of Rainfed Agriculture by by Dr. Vishwas Chitale |
05 February, 2025 | An Easy Economic Decision? Nature-Based Solutions to Global Drought Risks by by Dr. Caroline King-Okumu |
29 January, 2025 | Water Diplomacy, Its Tracks and Third Parties’ Mediation by by Prof. Mohd Faizee |
22 January, 2025 | Nutrition in Transition: Transnational Land Deals and Dietary Diversity in the Global South by Dr. Marc F. Müller |
15 January, 2025 | Using Robust Decision Making to explore critical factors in financing greenhouse gas removal technologies needed to reach net zero by by Dr. Mark Workman |
Another Drop Lecture Series
Started in 2006, the Another Drop Lecture Series provides an opportunity to present research, policy and case studies that aid in our understanding of linkages between water, environment and health. The purpose is to provide the local academic and broader community with an insight into the many and varied water-related challenges faced around the world. The lectures are held monthly on a Tuesday evening at 7:00 pm, September through March. Speakers tend to be recruited from local universities or Toronto-based NGOs.
Browse the archive of this popular lecture series, by year.