INVITATION NaViTex Project Closing Workshop Danang, March 11, 2016
INVITATION
Advanced Oxidation Processes for Textile Wastewater Treatment and Other Applications
Closing Workshop – NaViTex Project
DearLadies and gentlemen,
The German and Vietnamese partners of NaViTex Project and The University of Danang – College of Technology cordially invite you to take part in the Closing Workshop of the NaViTex Project.
Effluents from textile plants are highly toxic and hard to treat by conventional wastewater treatment plants. Since a couple of years, Vietnam is one of the fastest growing countries. A perceptible part of the growth is arising from the textile and garment industry. Wastewater from textile plants is one of the major sources of environmental problems.
In order to deal with such challenges, the German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) launched the program "International Partnerships for Sustainable Technologies and Services for Climate Protection and the Environment" (CLIENT) in the framework of its initiative "Research for Sustainable Development". This program aims at initiating international partnerships for research and development in the fields of environmental technology.
Together with the Vietnamese Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST), the BMBF enabled the project NaViTex. NaViTex was realized by a German-Vietnamese consortium. Headed by TU Dresden and Hanoi University of Science and Technology, the aim was the development of novel ways for the degradation of waste water produced by textile and dye factories.
Attached please find the preliminary agenda.
Venue: The University of Danang - College of Technology UD-CT
48 Cao Thang, Da Nang, Vietnam
Date: March 11, 2016
Registration: Please, send us your registration to the Workshop secretariat per email (vien.inapro@gmail.com) by March 09, 2016
It would be a pleasure for us to welcome you to this event and we are looking forward to see you there. Thank you very much.
Your sincerely,
Steffen Johne (CEO UMEX GmbH Dresden)
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More Information: Steffen Johne johne@umex.de +49 (351) 88 38 31 01
Dr. Nguyen Minh Tan nguyen.minhtan@gmail.com +84 (98) 240 4936