#waterresearch

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<strong>Structuring Drinking Water</strong> <a href="https://www.gdvplanet.com/product/vita/"><strong>Translighters VIta</strong></a> dev

[relevantperson]

Marcos Giai: la importancia de los recursos hídricos

Marcos Giai es un investigador y bioquímico argentino que realiza investigaciones ligadas a la fitotoxicidad, la bioquímica, y los recursos hídricos. Giai está vinculado con la Universidad Juan Agustín Maza, la misma ubicada en la provincia de Mendoza, Argentina.

Marcos Giai is an Argentine researcher and biochemist who conducts research related to phytotoxicity, biochemistry, and water resources. Giai is affiliated with the Juan Agustín Maza University, located in the province of Mendoza, Argentina.

Marcos Giai: the importance of water resources | RelevantPerson.com

Marcos Giai is an Argentine researcher and biochemist who conducts research related to phytotoxicity, biochemistry, and water resources. Gia

[hydronationchair]

A meeting of minds

Representatives from two Hydro Nations (Scottish Water’s Hydro Nation Chair programme, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency and Deltares) met in Delft in November. 

Following many years of productive collaboration between the University of Stirling and Deltares through key European programmes (including DANUBIUS-RI, Danube4All; MERLIN, and forthcoming LandSeaLot), a joint workshop explored further collaborative opportunities through state of the art digital technologies and engineering facilities to support research and innovation in the areas of climate adaptation, floods and droughts and resilient communities. 

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FASHION ELECTIVE | WEEK 1 | MOVEMENT

I started my first week back in semester 2 with the Fashion Elective in Studio one with Tutors Giordana Giache, Ruth Duignan and Mairead Neil.

My two images were part of the beginning process of exploration and mark making on paper. As I have chosen water to explore our movement project we were tasked with translating our inquiry into images.

How would I express water through Fashion design?

I made marks to indicate the motion of water as it drips slowly, or in large heavy drops, the crashing of waves on a shoreline or the full bodiless of a still lake, gentle moving waves breaking and harsh sleet/hailstones raging from the sky as in my primary research video and images.

[waterandenergyrelief]

WRF Desalination Research Needs Survey

The Water Research Foundation (WRF) is interested in addressing scientific knowledge gaps and barriers present in the desalination industry today by producing effective tools and information for implementing desalination projects. WRF is conducting this survey under Project #4834 to identify desalination research needs for a WRF desalination research program that will help advance desalination, both ocean and brackish, as a viable and sustainable water supply alternative in the U.S. The survey is intended to gather needs and research ideas from academia, consulting firms, municipal water utilities, industrial and commercial users, equipment manufacturers, turnkey project services providers, and others in the desalination field from across the U.S. and worldwide. Areas of interest are wide-ranging and include both technical topics, such as more efficient or innovative technologies, and non-technical topics, such as regulatory permitting, policy, and public perception. On average, it takes 15 to 20 minutes to complete the survey. About the Water Research Foundation: WRF is the world’s leading One Water research and innovation organization operating on six continents. WRF represents approximately 1,200 subscribers and hosts an online research library of more than 2,300 completed projects valued at $700 million. WRF is committed to providing our subscribers with the tools and focused research necessary to navigate the ever-changing water sector landscape. For more information visit www.waterrf.org.

Utilities, researchers, consultants, and desal industry companies: Consider completing the Water Research Foundation Desalination Research Needs Survey! The results will inform future research by WRF. Open until April 30!

[waterday]

Fostering Community Engaged Research in Environmental Health Disparities

NIH-EPA Environmental Health Disparities Research Webinar Series: 

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EPA Research Events | US EPA

These are the upcoming events that EPA's research staff is participating in or hosting. The schedule is subject to change.

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Water Research Webinar Series | US EPA

EPA's Safe and Sustainable Water Resources program hosts monthly webinars to share information on recent research, technology and tools.

Through innovative science and engineering, EPA’s researchers are developing cost-effective, sustainable solutions to 21st century complex water issues. The scientific results and innovative technologies developed support EPA’s mandate to protect the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of our Nation’s water resources, and to ensure safe drinking water and water systems.