Millions of people in rural South Asia are exposed to high levels of arsenic through groundwater used for drinking. Many deployed arsenic remediation technologies quickly […]
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Abstract: Worldwide, approximately three billion people cook their food using biomass fuels such as wood, charcoal, crop residues, and animal dung. The emissions produced by […]
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Hanna Breunig gave a lecture at the American Water Resource Association (AWRA) Nov 4 in Portland OR. Her talk was titled “Modeling the danger zone: […]
Read more →On left is NAE Chair, Charles O. (“Chad”) Holliday Jr., and on right is NAE President, C. D. (“Dan”) Mote […]
Read more →Kathleen presented at the Western States Section of the Combustion Institute Fall Technical meeting on October 7 at Colorado State University in Fort Collins. Her […]
Read more →Check out our 2 videos about ECAR, the arsenic remediation technology designed and developed by the Water Group! Presentation of ECAR 600 L prototype: […]
Read more →The short term research grant, Development Impact Lab (DIL), UCB divided into two section: Firstly, to visit the place, that was […]
Read more →As it is widely known, high concentrations of arsenic have been found in California’s groundwater. The California department of Public Health has established a list […]
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The long-awaited list of winners of the prestigious Reed Elsevier Environmental Challenge has been announced September 3rd in Stockholm during […]
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The DIL-Explore grant is a 5k travel grant provided by the Development Impact Lab (DIL) to support early-stage research in the field of development engineering. It especially […]
Read more →An estimated 60 million low income people in South Asia are affected by chronic exposure to naturally occurring arsenic in drinking water sources. Few household […]
Read more →We demonstrate that electrocoagulation (EC) using iron electrodes can reduce arsenic below 10 μg/L in synthetic Bangladesh groundwater and in real groundwater from Bangladesh and […]
Read more →The DIL Explore grant is a 5k travel grant to support early-stage research in the field of development engineering. It especially aimed at supporting students who want to […]
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In Darfur, Sudan, where about 2.7 million people have been displaced from their homes by conflict, the situation is particularly dire. Each day, Darfuri women […]
Read more →We are pleased to report that the Development Impact Lab (“DIL”) was recently launched at UC Berkeley, led by Prof. Gadgil as its Principal Investigator. […]
Read more →Hanna Breunig will take part in a summer institute at UC Berkeley where post-qualifying exam PhD students hone their teaching and communication skills.
Read more →In the developing world, close to 3 billion people cook and heat their homes with biomass fuels such as charcoal. Typically charcoal burning stoves have […]
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Her research is titled “Understanding the local implications of societal scale technology deployment.” The meeting was held from May 12-18 at the Scottish Exhibition and […]
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Kathleen presented at the Applied Science & Technology 2013 research symposium on May 4 in Berkeley, CA. Her poster was titled “Lighting Cones for Haitian […]
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Professor Ashok Gadgil has been selected to give the first of the UC Berkeley’s CEE Distinguished Lectures. The lectures is titled Innovating Technologies for the […]
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