WASSER is the central Conference for the water industry in Germany and the annual conference of the Society of Water Chemistry. Professionals and experts from all areas of water chemistry, water treatment, and other disciplines meet every year in May at various locations for an intensive exchange of experiences and ideas. A focus of the Conference is on personal encounters and scientific discussions on current technical challenges.
The university city of Münster in western Germany is known for its bicycle-friendly cityscape, making it one of the major centers of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. With its 320,000 inhabitants, it is one of the major centers of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. A well-known landmark is the 13th-century St. Paul's Cathedral, which features Gothic and Romantic elements. Lake Aasee, located in the immediate vicinity of the WASSER 2025 venue, is a reservoir that, together with the surrounding meadows and forests, is considered an inner-city recreational area. (Photo: © Stadtmarketing Münster)
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Limburg an der Lahn is the district capital of the Limburg-Weilburg district in central Hesse. Together with the neighboring Rhineland-Palatinate town of Diez, it forms a cross-state dual center with approximately 47,000 inhabitants. Due to its location, Limburg serves as a hub for the sparsely populated western part of Hesse, as well as for parts of the Westerwald district and the Rhein-Lahn district in Rhineland-Palatinate. Limburg is best known for its cathedral and picturesque half-timbered old town. Located directly on the Lahn River, water has always played a central role in Limburg. From the old Lahn Bridge, you can see the mighty old Dome of the Rock with its towers. This is also home to Germany's only surviving bridge tower from the 14th century. (Photo: © Stadtmarketing Limburg)
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After three years of abstinence, during which in-person exchange was not possible, the annual conference of the Society of Water Chemistry was once again held as an in-person event in the water city of Augsburg. Augsburg, a vibrant city with Italian flair and a zest for life, is one of the most important economic centers in Bavaria with a population of around 300,000. The city's history has been shaped by water over the centuries. With the "Augsburg Water Management System," Augsburg has also been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019, making it a perfect venue for our annual conference. The historic city center offers much more than just the Renaissance town hall with its Golden Hall or the Perlach Tower. The power of the Fugger family and their global fame can still be felt here. (Photo: © Regio Augsburg Tourismus)
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With a heavy heart, to avoid all risks and ensure planning security, the Board decided to hold the event Online once again due to the pandemic situation. This decision had to be made at a time when it was impossible to predict how the situation would develop by May.
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