Master Classes
The Master Classes will be held the day preceding the opening of the Conference (7th November 2022). These classes are an excellent opportunity for young researchers to join two experts from their research field for a session of discussions and exchanges, and establish connections with individuals from other institutions working in the same or closely related fields. In these classes a group of selected Master and Doctoral students will have an opportunity to make an extended (30 to 40 min) presentation of their research, which will form the basis for the discussions.
For selected Master and PhD students registered in River Flow 2022 conference, the Master classes are free of charge.
Acceptance to the Master Classes does not take into account whether or not a paper is being presented at River Flow 2022. However, participation in the Master Class requires registration to the conference.
Applications for the Master Classes will be open from June 15 to July 31, 2022.
In order to apply MSc or PhD students must send:
- a 1 page CV;
- a 1 page summary of the research to be presented
- proof of enrolment in a MSc or PhD program
to the following e-mail address: masterclassriverflow2022@uwaterloo.ca
In the submission e-mail, clearly indicate the class you are applying for.
*** The proof of enrolment in a MSc or PhD program may consist of a letter from the supervisor or Department confirming the registration status as a graduate student, or alternatively a copy of the transcript showing satisfactory completion of the degree and date of completion (transcript must be in English or French) ***
The planned Master Class topics are:
MC1: Fundamental Flow Processes Including Sediment Interactions
Masters: Claudia Adduce, Italy and Rui Ferreira, Portugal
MC2: River Morphology and Morphodynamics
Masters: Koen Blanckaert, Austria and Cristian Escauriaza, Chile
MC3: River Restoration and Vegetation
Masters: Heidi Nepf, USA and Virginia Ruiz-Villanueva, Switzerland
MC4: Computational Modelling of River Processes
Masters: George Constantinescu, USA and Sandra Soares-Frazão, Belgium
MC5: Floods in a Changing Climate
Masters: Pierfranco Costabile, Italy and Stuart Lane, Switzerland
MC6: Mixing Processes in Rivers
Masters: Olivier Eiff, Germany and Wim Uijttewaal, The Netherlands