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  • Doctor´s degree for our KWB-colleague Nicolas Caradot!

    Topic: The use of deterioration modelling to simulate sewer asset management strategies

    Congratulation to our KWB colleague Nicolas Caradot! In su…

  • Is water going digital now?

    Press Conference: Launch of EU-funded Project Digital-Water.City

    Apps that predict bathing water quality, sensors that detect potential floodplains when it rains: Digital too…

  • Newsletter September 2019

    Edition 53

    Recent projects and current interim results from our research departments. Berlin is now a „Water-Wise City“ Launch of EU-funded Project “Digital-Water.Cit…

  • First SURF, then SWIM

    Hardly a metropolis in the world has as many natural bathing waters to offer as Berlin. A website provides information about the water quality of the bathing areas.

    Website www.badegewaesse…

  • Rain Water can improve the quality of life

    A conversation with Dr. Andreas Matzinger about heat islands in the city, the greening of building roofs and the question of how skilful water management can improve the quality of life in the city despite climate change.

  • Digitalisierung im Wassermanagement

    EU-Projekt Digital Water City (DWC) gestartet

    Under the leadership of Kompetenzzentrum Wasser Berlin gGmbH (KWB), 24 partners from 10 European countries will develop …

  • KWB Annual Report 2018

    Research, Communication and Networking

    We are very glad of this opportunity to provide you with our Annual Report which illustrates our activities over the past year. The focal po…

  • KWB Project FLUSSHYGIENE wins AQUA AWARD 2019

    The FLUSSHYGIENE project has won the Berlin AQUA AWARD 2019. This award is presented each year by the Aquanet Berlin-Brandenburg, the network of the Water…

  • Kompetenzzentrum Wasser Berlin and Berliner Regenwasseragentur auf at Berlin’s Long Night of the Sciences on 15 June 2019

    Forum Adlershof

    Is rain always a boon? There are some reasonable doubts. H…

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  • Development of digital solutions for the optimisation of membrane bioreactors (MBR 4.0)

    The the use of digital technologies in the water industry is increasing. The project MBR4.0 is designed to…

  • Digital Water City: Leading Urban Water Management to its Digital Future (DWC)

    Leveraging the Potential of Data and Digital Technologies for Urban Water Management European cities face major…

  • New Measures to Reduce Water Pollution of Trace Organic Compounds in Urban Rainwater Runoff – Two Novel Technologies and a Planning Guideline (SpuR)

    In urban areas, rainwater run-off can be…

  • Resource Planning for City Districts (R2Q)

    Limited resources like land, water, materials and energy are subject to an enormous urbanisation pressure. The R2Q project is dedicated to organise the use…

  • Concepts for Phosphorus Recovery and Recycling from Sewage Sludge and Sewage Sludge Ash for Berlin and Surrounding Areas (bePhor)

    The new German Sewage Sludge Ordinance of 2017 obliges all operators…

  • Smart Framework for Real-time Monitoring and Control of Subsurface Processes in Managed Aquifer Recharge Applications (SMART-Control)

    Enhancing groundwater recharge by storing surplus water in the…

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