Alice Badin presented a poster titled “Anaerobic reductive dechlorination of tetrachloroethene: how can dual Carbon-Chlorine isotopic measurements help elucidating the underlying reaction mechanism?”
Natalia Fernandez de Vera submitted an amazing video in reference to new technology that is being developed to monitor the Vadose Zone using slanting bore holes (to watch it click here). She also presented her outputs in a poster titled “Vadose zone studies at an industrial contaminated site: the vadose zone monitoring system and cross-hole geophysics”.
Naomi Wells gave a presentation entitled, "Constraining nitrogen cycling hotspots in contaminated aquifers".
This kind of event is a good place for young scientists to be heard and create a useful network for their future career. In Naomi’s words “It was a very useful experience and led to a new collaboration.”
