Featured News Energy-Water Collaborative wins DOE RAPID Award University of Arizona researchers, Drs. Kerri Hickenbottom and Andrea Achilli, Water and Energy Sustainable Technology (WEST) Center and Dr. Robert Norwood, College of Optical Sciences were among Read more Indige-FEWSS wins People's Choice Award for Video Indigenous Food, Energy & Water Security and Sovereignty (Indige-FEWSS) won a Presenters’ Choice Award for their submission to NSF sponsored STEM for All Video Showcase . Read more Dr. Vicky Karanikola named Early Career Scholar Dr. Vasiliki "Vicky" Karanikola, IES Faculty Partner and Assistant Professor of Chemical & Environmental Engineering, was named Early Career Scholar Awardee by the UArizona Office of the Provost. Read more
Energy-Water Collaborative wins DOE RAPID Award University of Arizona researchers, Drs. Kerri Hickenbottom and Andrea Achilli, Water and Energy Sustainable Technology (WEST) Center and Dr. Robert Norwood, College of Optical Sciences were among Read more
Indige-FEWSS wins People's Choice Award for Video Indigenous Food, Energy & Water Security and Sovereignty (Indige-FEWSS) won a Presenters’ Choice Award for their submission to NSF sponsored STEM for All Video Showcase . Read more
Dr. Vicky Karanikola named Early Career Scholar Dr. Vasiliki "Vicky" Karanikola, IES Faculty Partner and Assistant Professor of Chemical & Environmental Engineering, was named Early Career Scholar Awardee by the UArizona Office of the Provost. Read more
News Students Tackle 21st Century Sustainability Challenges on the Navajo Nation Twelve University of Arizona graduate students have teamed up with undergraduates on the Navajo Nation to design a solar-powered water filtration system that can provide 50 gallons of safe, clean water to 30 Navajo families per day. UA students working on food, energy and water insecurity among Indigenous communities build an off-the-grid water filtration system on the Navajo Nation. Read more Subscribe to our newsletter View past issues:
Students Tackle 21st Century Sustainability Challenges on the Navajo Nation Twelve University of Arizona graduate students have teamed up with undergraduates on the Navajo Nation to design a solar-powered water filtration system that can provide 50 gallons of safe, clean water to 30 Navajo families per day. UA students working on food, energy and water insecurity among Indigenous communities build an off-the-grid water filtration system on the Navajo Nation. Read more
