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Wet Networks event: Water innovation to adapt to the impacts of climate change
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Attending the event
Coming in person?
Find us here: Arup, 80 Charlotte Street, London W1T 4QS
If you are travelling by bike, you can find some cycle racks and stands at the following locations: 23 Fitzroy Street | 23 Howland Street | 70 Charlotte Street. If your bike is foldable, you can bring it with you inside the building and we will store it within our space.
Attending online?
You can find the link to join the webinar in our latest email.
Programme of activities
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 16:30 | Arrival to the venue |
| 17:00 |
In-person and online event starts: Introduction to Wet Networks |
| 17:05 | Chair's welcome |
| 17:15 | Keynote panel |
| 17:30 | Innovation presentations |
| 18:30 |
Charity presentation |
| 18:40 | Chair’s close |
| 18:50 |
Online event finishes: In-person networking drinks |
| 20:30 | Close |
Panellists
- Mark Smith, Strategic Water Sector Director, RSK
- Gina Tsarouchi, Principal Engineer, HR Wallingford
- David Sarphie, CEO, AquAffirm
- Patrick Beckett, VP Product Development and Quality Assurance, Biofiltro
About Wet Networks
Arup and Water Research Centre are joint conveners of the Wet Networks innovation series of events.
The purpose of these events is to provide a platform for start-ups and SMEs with interesting innovation in the water space to present to potential funders and other interested parties. The events also provide an opportunity for networking and exchange of ideas between senior players in the water technology space and the industry. The programme provides an overview of the presenting companies and their technologies and solutions.
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