H₂O'Lyon News

Functional Experimental Approaches in Microbial Ecotoxicology

The I.S.Rivers international conference focuses on research and actions in the service of rivers and large rivers, whether natural or highly anthropized. It aims to promote a cross-fertilization of approaches and a dialogue between all stakeholders.

Geneva Summer School

"Stage Zero" River Restoration, what does it mean?
Webinar organized jointly by Réseaux Rivières TV and H2O'Lyon.

A unique multidisciplinary training experience integrating geomorphology, hydraulics, and vegetation dynamics

Submerged River Archaeological Heritage

We are glad to invite you to the defence of Emmanuel Jaulin, whose work was co-funded by H₂O'Lyon.

We are glad to invite you to the thesis defence of Okba Mostefaoui whose work was co-funded by H₂O'Lyon

A participatory workshop based on concepts we all use, to discover how other disciplines think, the wealth of interfaces and open up new perspectives.

Advancing nature-based solutions for water-smart cities.

A full day event focusing on the graduate school's scientific and training activities, with the aim of exchanging ideas and building for the future.

The European Project Co-UDlabs is coming to an end in April 2025, and is organising a free public event to present and discuss the main achievements and advances of four years of collaborative work.

From 17 to 21 March 2024, the H2O'Lyon Graduate School and its partners are organizing an open university week to coincide with World Water Day on 22 March.

25 worldwide students will take part in a mobility week at H2O'Lyon graduate school as part of the Blended intensive Programme ‘ERASMUS+ “ Substainable Lake Management ”.

We are pleased to invite you to the defence of Clément Fagour whose thesis is supported and co-founded by the H₂O'Lyon graduate school.

This day is aimed at PhD students and young researchers in the H2O'Lyon community who want to boost their careers, continue in academia or move into other types of profession.

We would like to invite you to a day of discussions on research in Lyon and Saint-Etienne into microplastics in hydrosystems. The aim is to encourage exchanges between the various disciplines interested in this subject, to take stock of current research activities and to consider joint actions that could be undertaken by this community.

H2O’Lyon x SFE2 conference Young Researchers Meet-Up

The aim of the Doc.H2O evenings/days is to encourage PhD students and young researchers (post-docs, ATERs, etc.) to meet up and exchange ideas, opportunities and mutual support, and to enable them to acquire useful skills for their professional careers, including workshops. These quarterly events are organised with and for PhD students and young doctors

The biennial meeting of the French Society of Ecology and Evolution, co-funded by H2O'Lyon, is a key event for the national and international scientific communities working in these fields.

The first school organised by the OneWater - Eau Bien Commun programme will be held from 14 to 18 October 2024 in Le Mée-sur-Seine. The aim of this week of reflection on issues related to water management and climate change is to contribute to the various scientific challenges being tackled by OneWater using an original multi-stakeholder approach. OneWater - Eau Bien Commun aims not only to produce new knowledge to re-establish water as a common good, but also to resp

For one day, the City of Lyon, the mediators from EbulliScience, along with researchers and students from INSA Lyon, ENS Lyon, University Lyon 2, and H2O'Lyon, are offering workshops to show that science and technology are accessible to everyone.

Welcome afternoon: meet the newcomers through a bicycle adventure!

The aim of the Doc.H2O evenings/days is to encourage PhD students and young researchers (post-docs, ATERs, etc.) from the H2O'Lyon community to meet up and exchange ideas, opportunities and mutual support, and to enable them to acquire useful skills for their professional careers, including workshops. These quarterly events are organised with and for PhD students and young doctors