Martin Kainz

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© Martin Kainz
Professor
Danube University Krems

He is Professor of Aquatic Ecosystem Research and -Health at the University for Continuing Education Krems, Austria. His research focuses on the functioning of freshwater ecosystems, and on health and potential contamination of aquatic organisms under various global change scenarios.

Martin Kainz on the Schedule 2023

All times in CEST

Sunday, 20. August

Starting times
Morning
Water Quality and Ecosystem Functioning for Human Survival
English 210
The overall objective of this seminar is to work on future perspectives on the putative 'free' and 'guaranteed' access to water and proper ecosystem functioning. It is examined, how ecosystems will support the provision of sufficient and clean water around the world and how water availability, use and security will change until 2050 and will cope with a predicted world population of 10 billion people. We aim to identify possible strategies for dealing with water use and ecosystem functioning today and in the future - worldwide. We will look at the challenges through a climatological and ecological lens and will also investigate how water influences migratory movements.
Mittelschule , Mittelschule – First Floor – Classroom 5
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11:00 - 14:30 Water Quality and Ecosystem Functioning for Human Survival
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Monday, 21. August

Starting times
Morning
Water Quality and Ecosystem Functioning for Human Survival
English 210
The overall objective of this seminar is to work on future perspectives on the putative 'free' and 'guaranteed' access to water and proper ecosystem functioning. It is examined, how ecosystems will support the provision of sufficient and clean water around the world and how water availability, use and security will change until 2050 and will cope with a predicted world population of 10 billion people. We aim to identify possible strategies for dealing with water use and ecosystem functioning today and in the future - worldwide. We will look at the challenges through a climatological and ecological lens and will also investigate how water influences migratory movements.
Mittelschule , Mittelschule – First Floor – Classroom 5
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09:00 - 12:30 Water Quality and Ecosystem Functioning for Human Survival
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Tuesday, 22. August

Starting times
Morning
Water Quality and Ecosystem Functioning for Human Survival
English 210
The overall objective of this seminar is to work on future perspectives on the putative 'free' and 'guaranteed' access to water and proper ecosystem functioning. It is examined, how ecosystems will support the provision of sufficient and clean water around the world and how water availability, use and security will change until 2050 and will cope with a predicted world population of 10 billion people. We aim to identify possible strategies for dealing with water use and ecosystem functioning today and in the future - worldwide. We will look at the challenges through a climatological and ecological lens and will also investigate how water influences migratory movements.
Mittelschule , Mittelschule – First Floor – Classroom 5
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09:00 - 12:30 Water Quality and Ecosystem Functioning for Human Survival
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Wednesday, 23. August

Starting times
Morning
Water Quality and Ecosystem Functioning for Human Survival
English 210
The overall objective of this seminar is to work on future perspectives on the putative 'free' and 'guaranteed' access to water and proper ecosystem functioning. It is examined, how ecosystems will support the provision of sufficient and clean water around the world and how water availability, use and security will change until 2050 and will cope with a predicted world population of 10 billion people. We aim to identify possible strategies for dealing with water use and ecosystem functioning today and in the future - worldwide. We will look at the challenges through a climatological and ecological lens and will also investigate how water influences migratory movements.
Mittelschule , Mittelschule – First Floor – Classroom 5
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09:00 - 12:30 Water Quality and Ecosystem Functioning for Human Survival
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Thursday, 24. August

Starting times
Morning
Water Quality and Ecosystem Functioning for Human Survival
English 210
The overall objective of this seminar is to work on future perspectives on the putative 'free' and 'guaranteed' access to water and proper ecosystem functioning. It is examined, how ecosystems will support the provision of sufficient and clean water around the world and how water availability, use and security will change until 2050 and will cope with a predicted world population of 10 billion people. We aim to identify possible strategies for dealing with water use and ecosystem functioning today and in the future - worldwide. We will look at the challenges through a climatological and ecological lens and will also investigate how water influences migratory movements.
Mittelschule , Mittelschule – First Floor – Classroom 5
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09:00 - 12:30 Water Quality and Ecosystem Functioning for Human Survival
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