A Mizzou Advantage undergraduate research grant gave five students a chance to investigate stormwater best management practices on the MU campus. It included a hands-on field day to install a weir — to aid in the measurement of water quality — at Thomas Jefferson Agricultural Institute. From left to right with shovels in their hands, are project participants Arndt Gossel, Jared Tate, Brenna Thomas, and Will Scheidt, who is helping out. At far right is Enos Inniss, an assistant professor and a project mentor. With her back to the camera is Renee Martin, an environmental consultant.

May 4, 2011

MU’s stormwater best management practices focus of undergraduate research

A diverse group from across campus came together this semester to sponsor an undergraduate research project looking into stormwater best [...]

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December 5, 2010

Microbe plays major role in wetland research (via Mizzou Engineer)

As organisms go, the microbes that are the heroes of this healthy wetland tale are among the toughest and tiniest. [...]

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June 10, 2010

Researchers relieve frustrations from water safety regulations (via Mizzou Engineer)

There are a lot of public water operators who would like to blow some steam right now. Their frustrations flow [...]

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