IWA Nutrient Removal and Recovery Specialist Conference

17-21 November 2024
Voco Hotel, Brisbane, Australia

Call for Papers and Workshops

The IWA Nutrient Removal and Recovery (NRR) Specialist Group extends a warm invitation for your participation in the upcoming conference, "Nutrient Management in the Net-Zero Era."

Returning to Australia after 6 years, this conference is a collaborative effort between The University of Queensland and Urban Utilities.

As stewards of wastewater treatment advancements, we invite scientists and practitioners to contribute their insights, knowledge, and experiences in navigating wastewater treatment systems amid the evolving global landscape. This event serves as a vital platform for the exchange of ideas and the exploration of innovative solutions.

In line with our tradition of acknowledging distinguished NRR experts, we are pleased to dedicate this conference to celebrating the noteworthy contributions of Professor Jurg Keller. Your active involvement will contribute to the success of this event, fostering meaningful discussions and collaborations that are crucial in addressing contemporary challenges.

We eagerly await your valuable contributions and anticipate a conference rich in shared wisdom and collaborative spirit. Join us in shaping the future of nutrient management in the net-zero era!

Sincerely,

Jacek Mąkinia

IWA NRR Specialist Group

Haydee de Clippeleir  

IWA NRR Specialist Group


Water Research X special issue

Following the peer review process, selected papers are considered for publication in “Water Research X special issue – Nutrient removal and recovery" after the journal’s review process. Please note that acceptance of a paper for conference presentation or selection of the full paper to be considered for publication in the related journal does not guarantee subsequent acceptance for journal publication.


It is with great pleasure we invite submissions of extended abstracts for NRR24: NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT IN THE NET-ZERO ERA 

The Nutrient Removal and Recovery (NRR) Specialist Group focuses on cutting edge fundamental and applied research in nutrient removal and recovery technologies, and applications of those technologies in the design, operation, and optimization of wastewater treatment systems. 

NRR24 will be held in Brisbane, Australia over 17-21 November 2024. 

The Program Committee is calling for submissions of high-quality, original and previously unpublished research in the themes of:  

  • Nutrient Removal and Recovery Technologies Circular nutrient removal, recovery and reuse technologies
  • Towards Net Zero Direct GHG emissions, the role of nutrients in the emerging renewable energy economies and embodied carbon
  • Product Innovation Value-added product for tomorrow’s customers 
  • City and Precinct Outcomes Integrated nutrient and water recycling for greener cities and agriculture
  • Control & Optimisation Mathematical modelling, optimisation and control of NRR processes
  • Microbiology and Biochemistry Advances Microbial ecology in NRR processes
  • Responding to Emerging Pollutants Fates of emerging pollutants in NRR processes

NRR24 provides a great opportunity to exchange new findings and progress in the field of nutrient removal and recovery. We are encouraging submissions from senior and young scientists and water professionals all over the world. We look forward to your contribution to the exciting and cutting-edge forum that is NRR24.

Key Dates

Abstract submissions extended to 30 April 2024

Presenters notified 14 June 2024

Deadline for presenters to accept 30 June 2024

Poster submissions open until July 31 2024

Early bird discount ends 31 July 2024

Registration closes 31 October 2024

Conference Proceedings 17-21 November 2024

Who should attend

Engineers 

Practitioners 

Water Authorities 

Specialist Product Developers and Technology Providers 

Conference Secretariat Sharon James
nrr24@uq.edu.au    @nrr2024
NRR24 event organisers and affiliates acknowledge the Traditional Owners and their custodianship of the lands on which we meet . We pay our respects to their Ancestors and their descendants, who continue cultural and spiritual connections to Country. We recognise their valuable contributions to Australian and global society.