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Eilon Adar

Eilon Adar’s main research activities are associated with quantitative assessment of groundwater flow systems and sources of recharge in complex arid basins with puzzling geology and scarce hydrological information. For complex hydrological systems, Adar... Read More

Frank Rijsberman – Afternoon Keynote at the BlueTech Forum 2012

Inspiring and Challenging Inventors and Innovators to Reinvent the Toilet Inventors and tech innovators stand up and take notice. The challenge of our decade: invent a better solution to sanitation. The world needs a new toilet to replace the flushing porcelain pot, a... Read More

Tectonic Shifts in the Water Industry – an exploration of M&A Activity in the Water Sector and what it all means.

The last 12 months has seen an incredible amount of M&A Activity in the water sector ranging from acquisitions of some of the worlds largest water companies, to exits by Venture Capital and private equity funds. The team on the stage have been personally involved... Read More

Cocktail Reception

2012 BlueTech Research Awards

Companies taking part in the BlueTech Showcase are eligible for the The BlueTech Research® Awards. The BlueTech Research® ‘Disrupt-o-meter Award’ and ‘Go-to-market strategy Award’ will be judged by the Forum attendees. This year a subscription to the BlueTech... Read More

Field Trip – Criddle Research Group, Stanford University

A visit to the Stanford Engineering Department will focus on work of the research group under Craig Criddle. The general theme of this group is ‘Energy and Resource Recovery from Wastewater’. Craig Criddle’s research focuses on biotechnology and microbial ecology... Read More

Afternoon Keynote: Re-inventing Sanitation for the Bottom of the Pyramid Market

Inspiring and Challenging Inventors and Innovators to Reinvent the Toilet Inventors and tech innovators stand up and take notice. The challenge of our decade: invent a better solution to sanitation. The world needs a new toilet to replace the flushing porcelain pot, a... Read More

Innovation from three of the World’s Leading Water ‘Hubs’: Israel, the Netherlands, and Australia

Many of the water technologies in use today originated outside the corporate structure and outside the USA. It’s quite likely that some of the solutions that will become mainstream in the near future are being developed today in water research institutes and... Read More

30-minute Networking Break

Field Trip – NASA Ames Research Center

9:00 AM Meet in hotel lobby and board bus. Please have breakfast before the trip. 9:30 – 10:15 AM Travel to NASA Ames Research Center at Moffett Field 10:15 – 10:45 AM Collect badges 10:45 – 12:15 PM Tour the following labs: Solid Waste Lab Air Lab Water Lab... Read More