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Research posters now available online!

For most of the research of Rivers2Morrow, research posters are available. The posters can be found by clicking on the link below. The posters were revealed during the 'Rivierendag' of Rijkswaterstaat, which was on the 24th of november 2022.

20/12/2022 by Wybren de Jong

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Upcoming NCR events

We join the events that the Netherlands Centre for River studies (NCR) promotes to discuss with communities of both research and practice.

12 Apr/23

NCR Days 2023

10 Jul/23

NCR Summerschool

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Blog Jana Cox

Jana Cox has a personal website where she displays her publications and findings in a blog format.

05/10/2022 by Jana Cox

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08/10/2022

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05/10/2022 by Jana Cox

Jana Cox has a personal website where she displays her publications and findings in a blog format.

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Events

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NCR Days 2022

Delft University of Technology is proud to host the NCR DAYS 2022 “Anthropogenic Rivers”. Once again, the NCR DAYS will provide a podium for young and established researchers and professionals to present their work on rivers. The LOC is preparing a program to ensure a safe and inclusive conference. The NCR DAYS 2022 is a hybrid conference.

13/04/2022 by Evelien van Eijsbergen

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13/04/2022

NCR Days 2022

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11/02/2021

NCR Days 2021

The annual meeting of the Netherlands Centre for River studies (NCR), the NCR-days, was organized by the University of Twente on 11 and 12 February 2021.

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13/02/2020

NCR Days 2020

The 2020 edition of the annual meeting of the Netherlands Centre for River Studies (the NCR Days) was organized by Rijkswaterstaat and took place on February 13 and 14, 2020 in Nijmegen at the Honig Complex.

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31/01/2019

NCR Days 2019

The 2019 edition of the annual meeting of the Netherlands Centre for River studies (NCR Days) was held on the Utrecht University campus on 31 January and 1 February 2019.

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Long read about sea level rise

Four strategies were discovered which are used to save deltas from drowning, ranging from a specific type of sluice gate construction to mangrove restoration. Jana Cox, river-delta researcher and lead author at Utrecht University explains: “All four of these strategies trap sand and mud onto delta lands and raise it above sea level. They are effective and can offset even extreme sea-level rise conditions. Different projects are available at a variety of different scales for deltas of different sizes. Projects...

19/05/2022 by Jana Cox

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Research posters now available online!

20/12/2022 by Wybren de Jong

For most of the research of Rivers2Morrow, research posters are available. The posters can be found by clicking on the link below. The posters...

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Long read about sea level rise

19/05/2022 by Jana Cox

Four strategies were discovered which are used to save deltas from drowning, ranging from a specific type of sluice gate construction to mangrove restoration....

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Volkskrant feature

28/05/2022 by Jana Cox

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Maps reveal the historical path of the Rhine

29/06/2022

Using about 40 old maps of the Netherlands, researchers Jana Cox and Maarten Kleinhans (Utrecht University) and curator and map expert Marco van Egmond (University Library),...

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