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The Water Research Group draws research expertise and resources together to advance the interdisciplinary research capacity on various aspects of water research such as: monitoring water quantity and quality, developing advanced water treatment technologies, assessing public health risk, assessing environmental impacts, and conducting outreach/education as well as literacy.
We aspire to collaborate and share resources with researchers across the U.S. and other nations to study water quality issues on local, regional, and global scales.

Aspirations

The Water Research Group will be recognized regionally and nationally as the distinguished group for research and education related to water issues in the Southwest.

KEYWORDS

  1. Education
  2. Interdisciplinary
  3. Outreach
  4. Research
  5. Water

COMMUNITY MEMBERS

Lee, Wen-Yee
Advocate
Associate Professor
Science - Chemistry and Biochemistry
Analytical method development, Wastewater Organic Pollutants, Environmental Endocrine Disruptor, Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry, urinary organic metabolites, cancer diagnosis
Featured: Awards

Cox, Marc
Member
Professor
School of Pharmacy - Pharmacy
Community Engaged Scholarship, Community Engagement, Service Learning, Capacity Building, Community Partnerships, steroid hormone receptor, heat shock protein, chaperone, prostate cancer, androgen, endocrine disruption, estrogen, cancer, faculty governance, faculty development
Featured: Awards

Fullerton, Tom
Member
Professor
Business Administration - Economics and Finance
Urban Economics, Border Economics, Applied Econometrics, Regional Business Cycle Analysis, Latin American Political Economy, Econometric Modeling and Forecasting, COVID-19, Economic Impacts
Featured: Awards

Gardea-Torresdey, Jorge
Member
Professor
Science - Chemistry and Biochemistry
Environmental Nanotechnology, Environmental Chemistry; Nano Safety, Water Remediation; Agricultural Nanotechnology; X-ray Spectrometry; Phytoremediation
Featured: Awards

Heyman, Josiah
Member
Professor
Liberal Arts - Sociology and Anthropology
Society, culture, anthropology, borders, migration, states, power, inequality, working classes, work, consumption, health, U.S.-Mexico border, COVID-19, applied anthropology, values and social science, human rights, immigration, border policy, water, Community-Engaged Scholarship, Community Engagement, community organizations
Featured: Awards


Job Opportunity- Agilent Applications Scientist
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We are looking for someone that has a strong background in environmental applications and also experience with LC-MS (MS/MS expected; QTOF preferred) . The candidate would be working in a state of the art lab fitted with Agilent LC/MS systems to develop collateral on environmental and food applications. Contact Tarun Anumol at tarun.anumol@agilent.com, T: 302 636 1517, or M: 302 419 8909. The application requisition is ASAP.

PhD student at Stockholm University
Education
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PhD student position at Stockholm University to work on research in mass spectrometry and environmental contaminants.

Faculty position in Civil & Env Eng at Rutgers
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A tenure track position in Rutgers Civil & Environmental Engineering (or closely related field) with qualified candidates.

Job Opportunity - EnviroAtlas Data Support Associate
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The EPA Environmental Research and Business Support Program has an immediate opening for a full-time EnviroAtlas Data Support Associate in Research Triangle Park, NC.
-$28.14/hr
-MS in geospatial science, geography, ecology, environmental science, geosciences or a related field within the last 24 months
-Education and/or experience in GIS, geospatial data compilation and analysis, remote sensing and image processing
-Strong written, oral and electronic communication skills

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This community engages in dialog as follows:
We are Water Working Group Meeting
Link: We are Water Zoom Meeting