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Basic course information Course credits : 3 HP/ECTS Education level: Third cycle Grade: Fail/Pass Swedish name: Analys av mikroplast i vatten-, avlopps- och slammatriser Entry requirements: This course is open for PhD students and for participants from the water sector. Practical experience on working in laboratories for water and wastewater analyses will be considered for admission of students.
https://www.waterresearchschool.lu.se/courses/microplastics/course-plan - 2026-10-31
Drinking water is the only food that is delivered to all of our houses and workplaces, on demand, 24 hours per day. This drinking water is produced from either groundwater or surface/lake water through a number of different processes. The focus in this course will be on understanding surface water processes since surface water normally requires more treatment. This water is then distributed and mu
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(updated June 30, 2023) Course introduction October 23, 2023 Time Activity Location 10:00-16:00 Course Introduction (Thomas Petterson, Olof Bergstedt, Catherine Paul) Online (Zoom link will be provided later) First in-person session: Gothenburg November 8, 2023 Time Activity Location 10:00-12:00 Chalmers 12:00-13:00 Lunch Chalmers 13:00-15:00 Chalmers 15:00-15:15 Afternoon break
https://www.waterresearchschool.lu.se/courses/course-overview-2023/drinking-water/course-schedule - 2026-10-31
Basic course information Course credits: 3 hp Education level: Third cycle Grade: Fail/Pass; U/G Subject: Drinking Water Swedish name : Dricksvatten Entry requirements: This course is open for PhD students and interested practioners from the water industry Course examiner: Thomas Pettersson (Chalmers) Course aims At the end of the course you should be able to: Understand the importance, usefuln
https://www.waterresearchschool.lu.se/courses/course-overview-2023/drinking-water/course-plan - 2026-10-31
Learn how to efficiently analyze your data, using scientific tools available in the R and Python programming languages. You can select among four modules to learn and implement the tools which are most useful to you. For detailed descriptions of the modules see the course plans and course schedule . R is a language and environment for statistical computing and graphics, which contains many useful
https://www.waterresearchschool.lu.se/courses/course-overview-2023/data-analysis-python-and-r - 2026-10-31
Preliminary timeplan Ca 15 August, kick off (1 h on zoom) for P0. Time decided together with participants. 28 september: hand-in exercises for “Basic programming in Python”. I will provide feedback on the hand-ins as soon as possible so feel free to hand in earlier if this is easier for your time plan. 6 october: hand in preparatory assignment for “Analysis of discrete data with R”. 10-11 october:
Course plans for individual modules Module I P0 Basic scientific programming skills in Python for Urban Water Engineering Swedish title P0 Grundläggande vetenskaplig datorprogrammering i python för VA-teknik Points 2 Hp/2 ECTS Suitable for PhD students who have not had a computer programming course in their basic education Intended learning outcomes Upon completing this course, you should be able
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Spring term Sustainable Governance and Management of Water Supply Advanced Urban Wastewater Treatment Qualitative Research Methods
https://www.waterresearchschool.lu.se/courses/course-overview-2024 - 2026-10-31
The overall focus of the course is to provide PhD students with an introduction to the management side of water provision, including organizational aspects, political governance and financial issues. The main focus of the proposed course is how we can organize for more sustainable water and waste water management services. This will be accomplished by going deeper into the following different area
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Basic course information Course credits : 3 hp Education level : Third cycle Grade : Fail/Pass; U/G Subject : Water governance Swedish name : Organisering och styrning för hållbara vattentjänster Entry requirements : This course is open for PhD students and interested participants from the water industry Course examiner : Anna Thomasson Course aims At the end of the course you should be able to: U
Date Time Activity Location January 15, 2024 09:00 - 10.00 Course introduction online January 24, 2024 14.00 - 16.00 Lecture 1 Kemicentrum, Marie Curie Conference Room (level 0), Naturvetarevägen 14 Lund January 25, 2024 10.00 - 13.00 Lecture 2 V building, V-brand (3rd floor), John Ericssons väg 1 Lund February 9, 2024 10.00 - 13.00 Lecture 3 *new* now online March 1, 2024 10.00 - 13.00 Seminar
Course plan Course schedule This course is now closed registration. The maximum number of participants has been reached. Thank you for your interest in this course. Course dates March 12-14, 2024, in Lund Contact person Karin Jönsson Associate Professor Lund University karin [dot] jonsson [at] ple [dot] lth [dot] se (karin[dot]jonsson[at]ple[dot]lth[dot]se)
https://www.waterresearchschool.lu.se/courses/course-overview-2024/advanced-urban-wastewater-treatment - 2026-10-31
Basic course information Education level: Third cycle Grade: Fail/Pass Subject: Advanced Urban Wastewater Treatment Swedish name: Avancerad Urban VA-teknik Entry requirements: This course is open for PhD students and for participants from the water sector. Course examiner: Karin Jönsson Course aims At the end of the course you should be able to: understand the basis of the current water and
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Day 1 (Tuesday 12th March 2024) 09.30 - 10.00 Coffee and registration Introduction 10.00-10.30 Presentation of the course and the participants. Expectations – course. Exercise – Future trends. (KJ) Driving forces, potential and visions 10.30 - 12.00 Basis for the wastewater systems we have today. Current driving forces and potentials. Visions and strategies for wastewater treatment. (KJ) Introduc
This course is designed to provide PhD students with the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of qualitative research methods in social sciences and to make use of it. It is focused on three main techniques of data gathering in qualitative research (participant observation/ethnography, in-depth interviewing and focus groups) in addition to discuss three key topics in design and analysis of social
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Basic course information Course credits : 4.5 hp + 3 hp Education level : Third cycle Grade : Fail/Pass; U/G Subject : Qualitative Research Methods Swedish name : Kvalitativa forskningsmetoder Entry requirements : This course is open for PhD students with a basic knowledge of social sciences research. Course examiner : Miguel A. Martínez (Professor of Housing and Urban Sociology) Course aims At th
https://www.waterresearchschool.lu.se/courses/course-overview-2024/qualitative-research-methods/course-plan - 2026-10-31
Date Time Activity Location 19 March, 2024 16:00 - 17:00 Course Introduction (Miguel A. Martínez) uu-se.zoom.us/my/miguelangelmatinez (Passcode: 8142913) 1 April, 2024 17:00 Submission of #1 assignment (Participant observation) Email to Miguel [dot] martinez [at] ibf [dot] uu [dot] se 8 April, 2024 17:00 Submission of #2 assignment (Interview) Email to Miguel [dot] martinez [at] ibf [dot] uu [dot]
https://www.waterresearchschool.lu.se/courses/course-overview-2024/qualitative-research-methods/course-schedule - 2026-10-31
Lecture 1 - Overview on Qualitative Research Methods Contents Research design with qualitative methods –-why? How many qualitative research methods? How does qualitative sampling look like? How rigorous and reliable qualitative research must be? Compulsory readings Gentles, S. J., Charles, C., Ploeg, J., & McKibbon, K. 2015. Sampling in Qualitative Research: Insights from an Overview of the Method
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The Water Research School was formed to provide research education in water at a high international quality. It is a community for PhD students, their supervisors, and collaborators in the water industry in Sweden. It includes courses, networking activities, and a mentor program. The School is financed by Swedish Water and FORMAS , the Swedish Research Council for Sustainable Development. It was f
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