In Nov – Dec 2010, the ECAR team transported a 100 Liter ECAR prototype to West Bengal and conducted a successful 6-week field trial (2 […]
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A 10 year study entitled “Arsenic exposure from drinking water, and all-cause and chronic-disease mortalities in Bangladesh (HEALS): a prospective cohort study” details the harsh […]
Read more →Having been awarded the prestigious EPA P3 award in 2008, ECAR attended the 6th Annual National Sustainability Design Expo on the National Mall in Washington, […]
Read more →LAUNCH – a consortium started by NASA, Nike, and USAID – chose ECAR as one of the top 10 water projects from around the world […]
Read more →A group of 5 graduate and undergraduate students join our team for one semester as part of the graduate course “Design for Sustainable Communities”. The […]
Read more →One of our undergraduate students, Kristin Kowolik (currently a grad student at UC Davis) published her research on the prototype tests of the ECAR system […]
Read more →Case van Genuchten, one of the primary graduate student researchers on the ECAR team, presents a poster of ECAR’s recent scientific findings to members of […]
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Principal Investigator Ashok Gadgil was chosen to receive the pretigious Heinz Medal for his work as a researcher, inventor, and humanitarian, spefically highlighting his projects […]
Read more →ECAR participates in the inaugural Haas School of Business Clean Water Solutions for the Developing World Conference at UC Berkeley. The conference focused on clean […]
Read more →ECAR presented at the University of Oaklahoma International Water Technology for Emerging Regions (WaTER) conference, one on the technology behind ECAR and one on results […]
Read more →Jun 26, 2009, 01.16AM IST TNN[ Subhro Niyogi ] KOLKATA: The Global Change Programme at Jadavpur University (JU) and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory at University […]
Read more →Two members of the ECAR Education and Outreach team, Kayley Harrington (MS student in Public Health and Social Work) and Farzana Abed (fourth year undergraduate […]
Read more →The ARUBA team presented their paper “Design strategies and preliminary prototype for a low-cost arsenic removal system for rural Bangladesh” at the 34th WEDC International […]
Read more →We are excited to announce that the Berkeley Arsenic Alleviation Group (BAAG) now includes TWO arsenic removal technologies developed at LBNL – ARUBA and Electrochemical […]
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Read about the arsenic removal project called “Sushi 4.0” that took CEE senior Jessica Huang to rural Cambodia this summer Here’s how CEE senior Jessica […]
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Universities collaborate on treatment to remove arsenic from drinking water By Nancy L. Pontius Special Correspondent Littleton, Colorado — Currently, more than 50 million Bangladeshi […]
Read more →Both the ARUBA and ECAR teams presented papers at a symposium at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill entitled ‘Safe and Sustainable Drinking Water […]
Read more →The ECAR team presented results from fieldwork in Cambodia at the 2008 Bears Breaking Boundaries Contest award ceremony. View our presentation (PDF, 1.7 MB).
Read more →We are working with a Cleantech to Market (C2M) team of graduate students in business, public policy, and public health. C2M is a partnership between […]
Read more →Two team members (one each from ARUBA and ECAR) participated in the Second Annual International Development Design Summit (IDDS) at MIT. The goal of the […]
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