The New Water Science to Achieve UN SDGs

March 22nd, 9AM NY time, 10AM Brazil time, 2PM CET

A new and emerging science of water is opening innovative and sustainable solutions in response to the world’s most pressing issues.

The side-event will debate the new science of water and present innovations and potential applications that those researchers are bringing. The event has the objective to create bridges between the water sector and the frontier research on water properties. To do so, during the side event will be launched the “New York Statement on Molecular Structure of Water” to raise awareness about the importance of this new science of water as a tool to reach the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Opening and moderation:

SERGIO RIBEIRO (CIRAT) – (06 minutes)

Keynote speaker:

GERALD POLLACK – University of Washington – USA (20 minutes)
“Water Has a Fourth Phase, with Huge Implications for Humanity”

Speakers:

EVERINE VAN DE KRAATS – World Water Community – The Netherlands (06 minutes)
“World Water Lab – Collaborating to advance water science and its applications”

TÂNIA BRITO – IPWS – Brazil (06 minutes)
“The International Panel on Water Structure”

ROUMIANA TSENKOVA – Kobe University – Japan (06 minutes)
“Aquaphotomics: Water – light interaction as Immense Source of Information on System Level”

MICHAEL BACHE – Technical University of Denmark – Denmark (06 minutes)
“Perspectives on industrial applications of molecular water science”

CARLA HOLANDINO – Groupe International de Recherche sur Infinitèsimal – GIRI (06 minutes)
“GIRI: History, aims and research network on high dilutions’

LEONI BONAMIN – UNIP – Brazil (06 minutes)
“Physicochemical properties and the corresponding biological effects of potentized high dilutions”

BEVERLY RUBIK – Institute for Frontier Science – USA (06 minutes)
“Health effects of electrolyzed-reduced alkaline water”

IGOR JERMAN – BION Institute – Slovenia (06 minutes)
“What new water research can teach us about life”

NIKOLAJ BLOM – Technical University of Denmark (DTU) – Denmark (06 minutes)
“Can a new science of water inspire innovative solutions to the UN SDGs?”

PIERRE MADL – EDGE-Institute – Austria (06 minutes)

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