Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis came up with a new way to use nutrients captured from wastewater to grow algae biomass that is a building block for other products.
NS²'s cloud-based sensing and analysis technology automatically detects environmental DNA that signals the presence of troublesome organisms.
The wearable device would detect particulate matter such as soot and toxic metals emitted from vehicles and industrial facilities.
H2NOW Chicago's sensor-laden, real-time water monitoring platform provides public updates on the Chicago River’s quality.
The tower uses sensors and artificial intelligence to collect and analyze data on environmental conditions for a variety of research projects.
Rapids Air Quality monitors environmental data to help cities address pollution, especially in low-income neighborhoods and communities of color.
Purdue University researchers are using batch reverse osmosis to process seawater more efficiently than ever before.
Southern Illinois University restricted the use of a campus lake until it can solve its algae bloom problem. Enter the student scientists.
Research projects underway in the Midwest aim to purify wastewater while simultaneously generating clean electricity.
Wisconsin researchers developed a water vapor condenser to grab water from the air without using an external energy source.
