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Technische Universität München

Maria Elisa Magnoni came to Germany from Brazil four years ago to study #environmentalengineering at our #university. Now she won the #DAAD award for her commitment to #sustainability and #environmentalprotection. 👏 Congrats! go.tum.de/356515

📷A.Hüttenrauch

www.tum.de“A role model for internationality”The DAAD Prize is awarded annually to international students who not only achieve outstanding academic results but also show a high level of voluntary commitment. The awardee of 2024 is Maria Elisa Magnoni. The Brazilian is passionate about sustainability and environmental protection. That’s why she came to Germany four years ago to study environmental engineering at TUM. And that has something to do with Angela Merkel.
Andy Baker

Event-based groundwater recharge: drip observations reach new depths in mine tunnels

Tomorrow afternoon at #EGU24, my colleague Wendy Timms has this poster all about how we are measuring groundwater being replenished by placing loggers in tunnels, mines and other underground spaces.

Here are the details:
Abstract EGU24-13495
meetingorganizer.copernicus.or

Or read our preprint at groundwater.unsw.edu.au/

meetingorganizer.copernicus.orgAbstract EGU24-13495
#groundwater#science#earthscience
Barbara J. King

"It's believed that a clam garden — a traditional, Indigenous way of boosting shellfish production — hasn’t been built in the United States for close to 200 years"- until now. Just saw this story in an end-of-year round-up. Very cool; hoping more of this environmental wisdom will be funded/ supported. #Indigenous #environment #environmentalengineering #food #FirstNations
kuow.org/stories/tribe-builds-

Supermouse The Rodent

Scientists at University of California, Riverside, have found a way to break up PFAS ('forever chemicals') in drinking water into 'essentially harmless' products using hydrogen and UV light

#science #pollution #cleanup #environment #environmentalEngineering #chemicalEngineering #PFAS #water #yay

news.ucr.edu/articles/2022/12/

NewsPollution cleanup method destroys toxic “forever chemicals”An insidious category of carcinogenic pollutants known as “forever chemicals” may not be so permanent after all. University of California, Riverside, chemical engineering and environmental scientists recently published new methods to chemically break up these harmful substances found in drinking water into smaller compounds that are essentially harmless. 
Steven Pestana

Hi, I'm Steven! #introduction I'm a #PhdStudent at the #UniversityOfWashington #Seattle in #Hydrology #CivilEngineering #EnvironmentalEngineering . My work has been focused on developing #RemoteSensing methods (visible through #infrared ) for observing #snow and surface temperatures in mountain headwaters. I am also #OpenToWork for opportunities starting mid-2023! I'm interested in remote sensing #AppliedScience for #ClimateAdaptations , #NaturalHazards , #WaterResources , and also #teaching!

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