Our colleagues Insa Otte and Michael Thiel took part in the "CHARM-EU R&I Days - Co-Creation Workshop on Water
at the University of Barcelona on Monday and Tuesday (October 30th/31st) this week. Joint project ideas and
collaborations were discussed in various working groups together with scientists from our CHARM-EU partner
universities.
For our colleagues it was the first exchange with the CHARM-EU partners and they were delighted by the very lively group of participants.
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