Our lab’s long-time efforts in developing cost-effective arsenic remediation technologies was featured in Rudd Family Foundation’s Big Ideas contest. You can read about the Gadgil […]
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Read about the Gadgil Lab’s history and progress in providing efficient and affordable arsenic removal technologies and providing clean drinking water to people in India […]
Read more →Read this Op-Ed by Ashok Gadgil and Dana Hernandez discussion Arsenic in groundwater in rural California.
Read more →Congratulations to Samantha Hing, PhD Candidate in the GadgilLab for winning the Joan Daisy Award for her work on improving air quality and the impacts […]
Read more →This summer from June-July, 2019, Sara Glade, PhD Candidate, tested an arsenic treatment technology called ECAR (Electrochemical Arsenic Remediation) on a farm in Allensworth, California. […]
Read more →Water group researchers presented at the Bay Area Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) symposium held on May 3, 2019 at the University of California, Berkeley.
Read more →Water-purifying technology developed at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (Berkeley Lab) was named among only five in the world that meet current international standards in a […]
Read more →Gabriel Lobo, Dana Hernandez, and Arkadeep Kumar attended the American Chemical Society’s (ACS) 2019 National Meeting & Expo in Orlando Florida. Gabriel Lobo presented his […]
Read more →Sara Glade and Dana Hernandez attended the American Water Works Association, California-Nevada Section Spring 2019 Conference. Sara Glade presented her work on a scalable ECAR […]
Read more →“The Better India” news outlet reported Gadgil’s lab technological innovation which has been providing drinking water to rural communities in West Bengal at just 60 […]
Read more →In May 2017, Dr. Ashok Gadgil spoke to a diverse audience at UC Berkeley about the life impairing challenges faced by over a billion women […]
Read more →Dr. Ashok Gadgil sat down for an interview about sustainability and development engineering on January 24, 2017. In the video below, Dr. Gadgil answers thought-provoking questions from […]
Read more →Globally, 200 million people drink groundwater contaminated with fluoride concentrations exceeding the World Health Organization’s recommended level (WHO-MCL = 1.5 mg F–/L). This study investigates […]
Read more →Ashok Gadgil was asked by his former doctoral advisor and friend and mentor, Arthur Rosenfeld, to deliver the highly prestigious Tang Lecture. Rosenfeld is the […]
Read more →Ashok Gadgil was asked by the Subir and Malini Chowdhury Center for Bangladesh Studies, Institute for South Asia Studies(ISAS) at UC Berkeley to deliver a lecture on […]
Read more →UC Berkeley’s Vice Chancellor for Research has a site called “Excellence in Research“. The site posted an article on April 25, 2016, summarizing some of Prof. Gadgil’s […]
Read more →Spend six months working towards arsenic-safe drinking water in rural India Over 100 million people in rural South Asia have only arsenic-contaminated water to […]
Read more →Caroline Delaire, 3rd year PhD student in the Gadgil Lab, was given the opportunity to write about her […]
Read more →Professor Gadgil is the featured profile under Geek Life in the IEEE Spectrum in the issue dated Feb. 28, 2015. The article, by Evan Ackerman, […]
Read more →L-R: Professor Ashok Gadgil, Dr Susan Amrose, Professor Joyashree Roy, Mr Raja Mohanty ( 18th Nov 2014)
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