H₂O'Lyon Webinars Replay

Dead wood in rivers: from dendrochemistry to the perception of wood in rivers, including river restoration - 15 years of research in Quebec and prospects for collaboration

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

Submerged River Archaeological Heritage

A 3-part seminar featuring national and international presentations, and field visits, addressed to researchers, managers, naturalists and students.

GHG Emissions from Large Dams: from the Fundamental to the Applied

How advanced three-dimensional computational fluid dynamics can be useful for ecologists?

This webinar is broadcast live from the H2O'Lyon-ZABR summer school, "Gravel Bed Rivers".

Low Tech Process Based Restoration of Riverscapes - How to make our river great again in Europe!

This webinar co-organised with Réseaux Rivières TV is designed for students, practitioners and researchers.

Technics for renaturing rivers with large wood: feedback from abroad on the effects measured and the methods of implementation.

Braided rivers in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau: distribution and functioning

Audience: Anyone working with water systems, student, researcher, or practitioner. This short webinar is an introduction to original on-going activities. It is an opportunity for French or Australian researchers, companies or utilities to learn and connect.

From 21 to 26 March 2022, the Lyon Urban School, the H2O'Lyon Graduate School and their partners are organising a water week on the theme of groundwater, to match Unesco's World Water Day: an exciting programme in person or online, consisting of webinars, workshops, seminars, performance art, etc. Register now!

Digital Water

Quantifying microplastics in environment – what we can and cannot do today

The contribution of physical modelling to the design of sand transport correction structures: the case of the rebalancing programme for the Loire river bed at Nantes.

Within a partnership between Univ. of Lausanne and the University of Lyon (EUR H2O’Lyon) and other universities (e.g., IHE Delft, Ecole des Mines of Saint Etienne), some of our researchers have been working in Génissiat during the last 15 years, on dynamics of instream wood, exploring wood sources within the catchment, notably the sub-basins of the Arve and the Valserine.

Knowledge from Sedimentary Archives to Feed the Global Change Debate

Mind the spatial gaps: Addressing hydrologic linkages of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems across scales

Building bridges between research and practice: feedback from the Ecotox Centre in Switzerland.

The power of oxygen: Inferring ecosystem processes from river reaches to networks.

Micropollutants in Water : From the Treatment Plant to the Tap

Fishermen, Divers and Sand Miners of the Usumacinta: a journey along the riverbanks of southern Mexico.

Understanding Geomorphic Response of Upland River Systems to Extreme Floods in a Changing Climate: the Case of Thinhope Burn, UK

Wicked Water Problems and Bridging Through Water