The Bureau of Reclamation is launching two new prize challenges, Arsenic Sensor Challenge and More Water, Less Concentrate. This is the first stage for each challenge. Subsequent stages with larger prize purses are planned for testing and demonstrating the most promising technologies.
Water has many unusual properties, such as its solid form, ice, being able to float in liquid water, and they get weirder below its freezing point. Supercooled water — below freezing but still a liquid — is notoriously difficult to study.
A simple model for evaluating natural estrogen concentrations in raw sewage was developed by Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) researchers to help predict how natural estrogen levels change during waste water treatment.
River Bend Labs, a Missouri-based biotech troubleshooting, optimization and nutrient products company, and Microbe Detectives LLC, a Wisconsin-based pioneer in metagenomic services, recently announced a multi-year partnership.
Endress+Hauser adds EtherNet/IP capability to the Memograph M RSG45 Data Manager. The RSG45, a data acquisition system for small process control applications, now provides a cost effective way to integrate legacy 4-20mA, RTD, thermocouple and HART-based instruments into a modern control system.
Endress+Hauser releases the Memosens CLS82D conductivity sensor for production, process development and laboratory applications in the pharmaceutical, food, life sciences and other industries.
Modern Water plc (AIM:MWG), the owner of leading technologies for water, wastewater treatment and the monitoring of water quality, announces that its Monitoring Division has received order commitments from customers in the Asia Pacific region, in excess of £550,000, for its range of online toxicity and trace metal monitoring equipment.
The wastewater industry may be an asset in helping law enforcement officials track down drug dealers.
Endress+Hauser will showcase its latest instrumentation offering for the water and wastewater (W&WW) industry at the WEFTEC show in New Orleans from September 26-28, 2016.
The Water Environment & Reuse Foundation is requesting proposals for Phase I of a two-phase research effort for designing and implementing sensor-based networks on a sewershed scale.
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