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Jennifer Adler, a PhD student in Interdisciplinary Ecology, and researchers with David Kaplan’s Watershed Ecology Lab at the University of Florida were featured in National Geographic with their mesmerizing photos of the Florida Aquifer using non-toxic rhodamine WT fluorescent dye… Read More
During the past seven years, the Conserve Florida Water Clearinghouse research team, headed by Professor Jim Heaney of the EES Department, has developed a variety of innovative simulation and optimization techniques to promote improvements in urban water use efficiency. These… Read More
Congratulations to Dr. Treavor Boyer, who has been chosen to receive the 2014 New Faculty Research Award of the American Society for Engineering Education Southeastern Section! This award recognizes a faculty member who has less than six years of teaching/research… Read More
The Universities Council on Water Resources (UCOWR) will award Dr. James Heaney with the prestigious Warren A. Hall Medal for 2013. The Warren A. Hall Medal is a memorial established by friends and family to recognize the distinctive scholarly accomplishments… Read More
WRRC affiliate faculty member Dr. Treavor Boyer was awarded an NSF CAREER award which focuses on his vision for water treatment through innovative techniques of wastewater management and water recycling strategies.
WRRC affiliate faculty member Dr. Joseph Delfino was named a Friend of UCOWR (Universities Council on Water Resources) “in recognition of his significant contributions toward the goals of UCOWR”, as he has been an active Florida delegate to UCOWR and… Read More
The mission of the Florida Water Resources Research Center (WRRC) at the University of Florida is to facilitate communication and collaboration between Florida’s Universities and the state agencies that are responsible for managing Florida’s water resources. The primary focus of this collaborative effort is the development of graduate research and training opportunities in critical areas of water resources that are targeted to meet Florida’s short and long-term needs. The student-lead projects are selected by WRRC partners within Florida’s five Water Management Districts and Department of Environmental Protection in order to produce results that will have immediate impact on water resources management and practice within the state of Florida.
The Center maintains a library of technical reports that have been published as a result of past research efforts (Dating back to 1966). Several of these publications are widely used resources for water policy and applied water resources research in the state of Florida and are also frequently requested by interested parties both nationally and internationally. As part of the WRRC information and technology transfer mission, the library was converted to digital form in 2010 and is provided free to the public through the WRRC Digital Library.