Rivers at Cranfield

Fluvial Geomorphology and Catchment Science research group at Cranfield University

[Rivers at Cranfield @BankfullScience]

Join us for the online #nbs cpd course that starts in September! Supported by @nature_org and @iwahq,it is THE course you need to work in nature based solutions for Water management! https://t.co/PfNyKkizR6

[Rivers at Cranfield @BankfullScience]

@LeverhulmeTrust @CTS_Surrey @Uni_of_Essex @RoehamptonUni @UofGlasgow @KeeleUniversity @GoldsmithsUoL @SalfordUni @StrathBusiness @unisouthampton @mems_ukc @kcl_medieval @dundeeuni @CranfieldUni I am excited to help train our new PhD researchers through interdisciplinary projects that address the critical decline in freshwater ecosystems with @RoehamptonUni @cranfieldwater @CranfieldUni @LeverhulmeTrust

[The Leverhulme Trust @LeverhulmeTrust]

We are proud to announce the winners of the 2023 round of Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarships. Congratulations to the eleven new Leverhulme Doctoral Scholarship Programmes that secured funding for up to 18 scholars: https://t.co/cPqLCBzyZ2

@CTS_Surrey @Uni_of_Essex @RoehamptonUni

[Mike Blackmore @Blacky_Himself]

A shoal of fish moving with their chosen refuge 🐟🌱

This is why macrophytes (river plants) are so vital.

[Rivers at Cranfield @BankfullScience]

Out in the field and in the river with our Advanced Water Management MSc students and short course delegates @cranfieldwater @CranfieldUni

[Rivers at Cranfield @BankfullScience]

Great opportunity to join @CranfieldUni as Lecturer in Water Policy & Economics. https://t.co/GUjNIer1cq

[Rivers at Cranfield @BankfullScience]

A thesis supervision meeting in the glasshouse @CranfieldUni for a water environment project sponsored by @HeathrowAirport on the Advanced Water Management MSc course @cranfieldwater

[Rivers at Cranfield @BankfullScience]

Showing the importance of @EPSRC funded research on sediment erosion to river restoration #RRCConference @cranfieldwater

[Rivers at Cranfield @BankfullScience]

Why rivers and their impact on land matters for sustainable development. Read the latest open access paper from our @NERCscience project. https://t.co/niY5vybpfy @cranfieldwater @CranfieldUni

[Rivers at Cranfield @BankfullScience]

Postdoc position in air quality and green infrastructure for NERC project on urban ecology @cranfield https://t.co/ga8IoxZJsJ

[Rivers at Cranfield @BankfullScience]

Very excited to start a new project on participatory models of Earth law and river governance, lead by @RoehamptonUni - https://t.co/i8E3dmqQTL

[Kim Vercruysse @_KimVercruysse]

Time for a radical rethink about sand? https://t.co/7ab9mP8J0Q via @physorg_com

[Ulrich Eichelmann @UlrichEichelman]

Let them flow! Europe‘s rivers and its related biodiversity are at the brink. About 8,800 new hydro dams are projected or under construction. 2,500 of them inside protected areas. It‘s a war against rivers.

[Rivers at Cranfield @BankfullScience]

We're looking for a postdoc to join our new @EPSRC project on cohesive sediment erosion #academicjobs #Engineering @cranfieldwater https://t.co/w3OGZevMVz

[Rivers at Cranfield @BankfullScience]

EWM and WSD students in London exploring how urban development, poverty, pollution and disease have shaped water management in the city over time @cranfieldwater

[Samuela Guida, PhD @samuela_guida]

We are online! It is now possible to register to the first "Early Career Women in Water" Conference to be held in
@CranfieldUni (17/03/20). The event is open to men and women working to support #women in the #waterscience community in the UK. 👷‍♀️👩‍🔬 #ECWW20 https://t.co/XQkHtv11Cb

[Kim Vercruysse @_KimVercruysse]

One of the reasons why it is so important to understand dynamics in sediment transport and river morphology: https://t.co/26rdnIjQW4 via @BBC_Future #sandmining #sediment #rivers

[Rivers at Cranfield @BankfullScience]

15 fully-funded scholarships for UK, EU and international students to study a Water MSc full time at @CranfieldUni starting Oct 2020

https://t.co/jaW7PYFdXp

[Rivers at Cranfield @BankfullScience]

We used an interesting spectral fingerprinting approach and multivariate statistics to investigate how the sources of fine sediment in a river varied over rainfall events and seasons. The original article can be found at https://t.co/IO7Cx2V5BC @cranfieldwater

[Cranfield Water @cranfieldwater]

A muddy river in the bigger picture - read our latest blog, discussing 'sediment fingerprinting' from @_KimVercruysse

https://t.co/M4CQsS8PuU