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Ateneapoli reports on the international recognition awarded to Prof. Salvatore Manfreda from the University of Naples Federico II, who received the Tunisia Water Award – Ibn Shabbat Award 2026 during Sustain Tunis 2026.
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The University of Parma reports that Prof. Maria Giovanna Tanda received the Ibn Shabbat – Tunisian Water Award in recognition of her scientific excellence, leadership, and long-standing contribution to water sciences and environmental sustainability.
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Caminos UPV shared a post related to Sustain Tunis 2026 and the Tunisia Water Award, highlighting the international visibility of the conference and its scientific community.
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IIAMA-UPV shared a post related to Sustain Tunis 2026, contributing to the visibility of the conference, its scientific activities, and its Mediterranean water research community.
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RUVID reports that Prof. Jaime Gómez-Hernández was distinguished with the Tunisia Water Award – Ibn Shabbat Award 2026 in recognition of his outstanding scientific career and pioneering contributions to hydrogeology, geostatistics, groundwater modelling, and uncertainty analysis.
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OurMED shared a LinkedIn post introducing the Tunisia Water Award – Ibn Shabbat Award, a scientific distinction launched in 2026 to recognize excellence, innovation, and outstanding contributions in water sciences. The post also congratulates Prof. Kamel Didan, the inaugural recipient of the award.
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UIC Agrinet shared a Facebook post related to Sustain Tunis 2026, highlighting moments from the conference and contributing to the visibility of the event and its scientific community.
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DICEA – Università di Napoli Federico II shared a Facebook post related to Sustain Tunis 2026, highlighting the conference activities and the international recognition connected to the Tunisia Water Award.
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RUVID reports that Prof. Jaime Gómez-Hernández was distinguished with the Tunisia Water Award – Ibn Shabbat Award 2026 in recognition of his outstanding scientific career and pioneering contributions to hydrogeology, geostatistics, groundwater modelling, and uncertainty analysis.
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ICATALIST shared a LinkedIn post related to Sustain Tunis 2026, highlighting the conference discussions on water resilience, climate adaptation, and sustainable water management.
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