News & Events
Interview with PHISHES Project Coordinator: From Soil Science to Decision-Making
Alex Murray is the PHISHES Project Coordinator. Her experience strongly motivates her work within PHISHES, which aims to develop a Digital Platform to support decision-makers in implementing actions to protect soil health.
Bridging models and real‑world PFAS remediation
By integrating knowledge of real soil samples with advanced modelling frameworks, PHISHES partners are closing the gap between theory and practice, which will lead to more informed policy decisions.
Bridging across Mission Soil projects
On September 2025, two members of PHISHES participated in the yearly meeting of the SOILPROM project, a Mission Soil sister project.
Advancing Modelling Future: Key Outcomes from the PHISHES Workshop in Denmark
Over three days, experts exchanged insights, aligned methodologies, and advanced the development of the project’s hydrological and contaminant transport models.
Testing Biofilter to Protect Water Quality from Agricultural Runoff
As part of PHISHES, an experimental biofilter has been installed and tested in a small sub-catchment near the village of Chyšná (Martinice u Onšova). The 2.6 km² catchment, located within the Martinický creek stream basin, was chosen for its mix of forest and active...
Advancing Scenarios and Nature-Based Solutions in Rotterdam: Meet the Deltares Team
Deltares coordinates the activties on developing scenarios and Bature-based Solutions (NbS), as well as one of the PHISHES case studies, the test location in Rotterdam.
PHISHES Takes the Stage at DHI Research and Innovation Day
The PHISHES Digital Platform was warmly received allowing for research-based technology and models to be applied and used more broadly and effectively.
Impact of mining on soil pollution by metals
Heavy metal pollution in agricultural soils is becoming an increasing environmental concern due to rapid economic development.
Strengthening Impact Through Communication and Collaboration
As part of the of EU Mission ‘A Soil Deal for Europe’ (Mission Soil), PHISHES is an active member of the Mission Soil Community – a growing network of EU-funded projects committed to restoring and protecting soil health across Europe – that enables projects to extend their reach, deepen their impact, and learn about similar challenges and different perspectives.
Soil Quality and Pollution – Aspects Related to Vocational Training
An event to discuss “Green Solutions” in respect of environment, energy, soils, water, and agriculture took place at Warsaw University of Life Sciences.
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