The US Bureau of Reclamation recently announced that Hannah Safford and Heather Bischel were selected to receive the top prize of $40,000 in the Pathogen Monitoring Stage 1 Challenge. Fun fact: The prize was announced shortly after Hannah returned from … Continue reading →

Check out our article on applications of flow cytometry for potable water reuse. The lead author, Nicole Rockey, works with Professor Krista Wigginton at the University of Michigan. Krista led the team in reviewing molecular methods for monitoring direct potable … Continue reading →

Excited to have our review on applications of flow cytometry in water treatment, distribution and reuse, led by Hannah Safford, available online! https://doi.org/10.1016/j.watres.2018.12.016

Last week was an exciting one for students in in the graduate course, “Synergies between Environmental Engineering and Policy” (ECI 289A). Students took a field trip to the Budweiser factory to learn about their sustainability initiatives and efforts to reduce … Continue reading →

Six UC Davis affiliated students, scientists, and professors swam in the 42nd Annual Trans Tahoe Relay on July 21, 2018 to raise awareness of watershed protection and water research. For the second year in a row, the Women for Water … Continue reading →