You are a motivated young scientist, a PhD student or a starting post-doc researcher working on monitoring of urban drainage systems or rivers?
You want to present ideas and plans, discuss preliminary results of your own research in an inspiring, open, cooperative and non-competitive environment?

Then, the European Junior Scientists Workshops (EJSWs) provide a perfect opportunity to do so.
The idea is not only to listen, neither only to talk and to dominate, but to learn from and help each other in solving scientific problems in a collaborative way.

The 28^th EJSW focuses on:
-  On-line monitoring of water quality and quantity in waste- and stormwater collection systems and rivers.
-  Links between data validation and model calibration.
-  Emerging monitoring concepts and data communication techniques.
-  Ethics in researching, publishing, presenting and sharing data.

The 6th edition of this plebiscited workshop, to be held in 2026, will offer juniors to i) present and discuss, and ii) hands-on practice of various measuring principles in a setting that gives more opportunity to learn and share compared to regular conferences.

Download the EJSW 2026 flyer

EJSW 2024 edition, St Maurice en Valgaudemar, France.