If you are interested in design of experiments for physicochemical treatment of water/wastewater, take a look at my review paper in the STOTEN: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

In addition to enhancing the adsoprtion capacity of CNTs, as instead of concluding the paper with only one set of optimized conditions derived from RSM, we suggested 8 optimization scenarios with different variables, to efficiently remove dyes via CNTs sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

In this study, we slightly explored the idea of microwave regeneration of exhausted functionalized carbon nanotubes (f-CNTs) to see if they maintain their functional groups and adsorption capacities | Water Science and Technology | IWA Publishing iwaponline.com/wst/article/73…

Dr. Yusong Li from Nebraska Civil and Environmental Engineering presenting Chuyang Liu’s project about atrazine leaching and accumulation under future climate scenarios AGU (American Geophysical Union) Nebraska Engineering UNL ENGINEERING GRAD PROGRAMS #AGU2019 #AGU19

What a pleasant surprise! A poster about Urmia Lake AGU (American Geophysical Union) Excellent research by Dr. Arash Sharifi (Arash Sharifi) on how the coupling of past chemical/precipitation data can reveal the real reasons behind this crisis and why we cannot blame it solely on #ClimateChange #AGU19

If you are interested in a novel, fast and bottom up #electrochemical synthesis of covalent organic frameworks (#COF), here is a very good paper published in J. Am. Chem. Soc. by Ellie from Nejati Laboratory #materials #electrochemistry #ORR #CHEMISTRY pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.102…

A very interesting talk by Dr. Nancy G. Love (Nancy G. Love) from the University of Michigan, about different pathways to rethink urban water infrastructure. Also, Uri P. Nation is a very unique source to let us all know how important our urine can be!

Start of UNL ENGINEERING GRAD PROGRAMS Nebraska Engineering inaugural Grad Student Symposium! Thanks to the Graduate Student Advisory Board for putting this together and Lance C. Pérez for kicking off the event. Go Fariba Aghabaglou - 1st Keynote!

An interesting piece on how the pandemic will affect academia in general: The ‘Public’ in Public College Could Be Endangered nytimes.com/2020/05/05/ups…

If you are interested in the fate and transport of antibiotics in the environment, check out this paper published in the STOTEN: doi.org/10.1016/j.scit…

At the AGU Education Section, we launched a series of opinion pieces called "Perspectives on Earth and Space Sciences Educational Research (#PESSER)". Take a look at the first one which discusses immersive technologies vs. the #pandemic connect.agu.org/education/reso… #Education #AGU #COVID19

In the 2nd piece of the #PESSER series, Dr. Vincent C H Tong, invites us to reflect on inclusivity in earth and space science #education through exploring a systematic review article by Allison Mattheis and co-authors. It is a very good read: connect.agu.org/education/reso… #racism #AGU

Topping off Phase 1 of Nebraska Engineering University of Nebraska-Lincoln infrastructure projects that will transform the College! Thanks Lance C. Pérez for your leadership and Hausmann for rapid steel erection!

Our recent paper published in the Water Research, discusses the importance of biofilm permeability and porosity in bioclogged porous media with evolving #biofilms, and offers two simplified modeling approaches. You can access it for free in the next 50 days: authors.elsevier.com/c/1byTB_~nJ8-RV

University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Kiewit are excited to announce the Kiewit Scholars Program, a scholarship unlike any in the Big Ten Conference. This Nebraska Engineering program will enrich career skills & help students become engineering, computing & construction leaders! bit.ly/3iWQVWE

Shahab Karimifard, Ph.D. student in Nebraska Civil and Environmental Engineering is helping science debunk long-held assumptions that biofilms are rigid, thick and impermeable walls that clog the flow of waterways & filtration systems. Shahab Karimifard Water Research #NebEngineering #DoBigThings engineering.unl.edu/doctoral-stude…

What's happening in May? Citizen science water quality data collection, that's what! If you live in Nebraska and want to contribute to better understanding of nutrients in our water, sign up at go.unl.edu/wqcs. Testing kits will be sent out next week!

When I was at University of Nebraska-Lincoln, I had the opportunity to be involved in an exciting project on microplastic contamination in the environment. Our findings are now published in Nature Communications Earth & Environment. Check it out with the following open-access link: nature.com/articles/s4324… #microplastics

I'm excited to finally see our work on MP transport from biosolid amended fields in print. Great work by Nasrin Naderi Beni, Dr. Tiffany Messer, Shahab Karimifard, Amy Schmidt, and John Gilley of Dept. of Agriculture. This was a big part of Nasrin's doctoral work. U.S. National Science Foundation #1440funded rdcu.be/c5Zbq