A collaborative training team including academics, government and industry from Canada, US, Europe, Asia and Africa will help guide trainees - both formally on research project committees, and informally through components specific to this training program.
The ABATE training team has been strategically selected to provide comprehensive training in the science-policy-management of freshwater harmful algal blooms (fHABs). The team includes systems thinkers and team players with award-winning experiences in designing and delivering training programs, and active research programs on cyanobacteria-prone lakes. The trainers have also developed a team of hardworking and curious trainees.
Check out their profiles and contact them for more information.
The ABATE training team has been strategically selected to provide comprehensive training in the science-policy-management of freshwater harmful algal blooms (fHABs). The team includes systems thinkers and team players with award-winning experiences in designing and delivering training programs, and active research programs on cyanobacteria-prone lakes. The trainers have also developed a team of hardworking and curious trainees.
Check out their profiles and contact them for more information.
