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The buoyancy-propelled silent glider could travel for weeks or months between charges, Purdue researchers say.

Happy Wednesday, readers. How often do you really think about your tap water? Americans tend to take it for granted that water will always be there and that it will be clean...

Good Friday afternoon, everyone. Sunday is the 23rd America Recycles Day, when businesses, governments, and individuals recognize the importance of recycling, commit to improving their recycling practices, and promote recycling education. Educational...

Happy Halloween eve! The holiday is going to look different for most of us this year, but I hope you are able to safely celebrate in some way. I will be dressed...

Sometimes water innovation develops smoothly and sails through the pipeline. Other times you hit a dam, so to speak. For Day 4 of Water Tech Week on Centered, industry participants give insights...

As climate change puts a growing strain on the nation’s aging water infrastructure, a Kansas City startup company is offering software to help communities make data-driven decisions about what to replace and...

Happy Friday, readers! To close out Water Tech Week, today’s focus is expert predictions for the future of water innovation in the Midwest and beyond. Check out their thoughts after today’s tech...

Happy Wednesday! Today on Day 3 of Water Tech Week here at Centered we’ll hear from industry leaders about the growing role of partnerships in developing water innovations. But first, here are today’s tech...

Welcome to Day 2 of Water Tech Week here at Centered. We get to kick it off with some timely news from The Water Council in Milwaukee, which today launched the fall...

Welcome back to the workweek and the first day of Centered’s Water Tech Week! The Midwest is playing an important role in developing and deploying technology to help ensure communities have access...