Monica Emelko interviewed by Capital Current on water quality impacted by wildfires
Monica Emelko shares insight into the water quality issues that arise after a wildfire.
CBC News investigates health risks in water quality, Emelko shares insights
Monica Emelko shares insight into the water quality issues that arise after a wildfire.
Monica Emelko presents on source water protection and climate change at Singapore International Water Week
Monica Emelko shares insight into the water quality issues that arise after a wildfire.
Alex Chik wins prestigious 1st place AWWA dissertation award
The WaterSTP group is pleased to announce that recent graduate, Dr. Alex Ho Shing Chik, has received the 2021 American Water Works Association (AWWA) first place Academic Achievement Award for his doctoral dissertation.
Omar Chowdhury a Finalist in GRADflix Showcase 2021
Omar Chowdhury a Finalist at the GRADflix Showcase 2021 with Explainer Video on Microplastics On January 29, 2020, Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs (GSPA) hosted a virtual viewing party of the Top 25 GRADflix submissions before the winners were announced. Omar Chowdhury's video explaining his research on microplastics in water sources was selected as a [...]
Monica Emelko named the first Canada Research Chair in Water Science, Technology and Policy
Monica Emelko, Principal Investigator for the forWater Network and a professor in Waterloo's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, is the first Canada Research Chair in Water Science, Technology and Policy.
Monica Emelko interviewed on The Knowledge Archives podcast
The Knowledge Archives host, Madhav Malhotra, recently sat down with Water Science, Technology, and Policy (Water STP) leader Monica Emelko to discuss her research as well as the future of engineering & applied science in a changing climate.
WaterSTP Paper Selected as Forests Journal Cover Story
A recent paper led by Dr. François-Nicolas Robinne of Canada Wildfire including WaterSTP leader Monica B. Emelko was chosen to be featured on the cover of the May 2019 issue of Forests.
How the rise in wildfires could affect how Calgary treats its drinking water
How the rise in wildfires could affect how Calgary treats its drinking water By: Rosa Saba, The Star Calgary CALGARY—The city of Calgary is leading the charge in studying the effects of widespread wildfires on drinking water, something researchers say has been misunderstood and overlooked until recently. Calgary has established a task force involving nearby [...]
Technology uses artificial intelligence to detect cyanobacteria and protect water supplies
Accurate monitoring of cyanobacteria is important for watershed management, potable water production, recreational water use and water re-use. Cost effective, fast and reliable...