“It’s 3D printed titanium,” said Dr. Krista Carlson, cradling the dark grey lattice-filled tube in her palms. Smaller than a toilet paper tube and nearly as light, the device represents years of research and offers an elegant solution to the ugly problem of pathogen-contaminated drinking water.
Read MoreThe Fall U.S.-Pakistan Center for Advanced Studies in Water Exchange scholars took to the desert in October—exploring Moab, hiking in Arches National Park and enjoying two nights of camping at Bonderman Field Station at Rio Mesa. The students met with local experts to better understand water issues in the Colorado River Basin. They were also introduced to the writing of local authors, including Edward Abbey whose thoughts on water served as a focal point for their written reflections on the trip. Writing instruction is an important aspect of the Exchange experience and the field assignment evolved into a contest and an opportunity for friendly competition; the top three essays are published below along with photos from the trip.
Read MoreJoin us in celebration of USPCASW’s contributions to global water security. Enjoy a research showcase, refreshments and awards ceremony: Wednesday, November 28, 2018 5:30-7:30 p.m. Church & State Event Space 370 South 300 East, Salt Lake City Facebook Event Page Featuring posters presented by 13 USPCASW Exchange Scholars…PLUS, University of Utah posters by USPCASW faculty […]
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