Completed Projects

Novel Iron-based Electrocoagulation-Peroxidation treatment process for removal of PFAS

A hydrophilic antibacterial and anti-biofilm hygiene coating in water , Phase II

Low cost static multiscale flow metering, Phase II

Nanotechnology in Drinking Water Treatment Systems: Risk and Regulatory Compliance, Phase II

Improved process-based Phosphorus cycle models to optimize wet detention pond operation and maintenance, Phase II

A Continuous Heavy Metal Contaminant Measurement System in Drinking Water, Phase II

Ultra sensitive 30 nm thick SiN membrane pressure sensors, Phase II

Continuing: Health Goals for Perfluorinated Chemicals (PFCs) – Phase II: Literature Review, Survey, Screening and Analysis of PFCs in Industrial and Commercial Products and Literature Review of Water Technologies for Removal and Detection of PFCs in Drinking Water

A hydrophilic antibacterial and anti-biofilm hygiene coating in water

Functionalized Layered Double Hydroxide Adsorbents for the Removal of Perfluorinated Chemicals (PFCs), Phase II

Low Flow Rate, Low Cost Static Metering Technologies, Phase II

Ultra-low phosphorus regulations: Improving removal of non-reactive phosphorus and downstream dewaterability in bio-P biosolids, Phase III

Low Flow Rate, Low Cost Static Metering Technologies

Low-Cost, Zero-Power, Pressure Sensing using Micromachined Membranes, Phase II

A Continuous Heavy Metal Contaminant Measurement System in Drinking Water

Health goals for Perfluorinated Chemicals (PFCs) – Phase I: literature review, survey, screening and analysis of PFCs in industrial and commercial products and literature review of water technologies for removal and detection of PFCs in drinking water

Understanding the Impact of Green Infrastructure on Infiltration and Inflow at a Sewershed Scale

Modified Ceramic Adsorbents for the Removal of Arsenic, Selenium and Virus: Phase II

Functionalized Layered Double Hydroxide Adsorbents for the Removal of Perfluorinated Chemicals (PFCs)

Investigating Water-Energy Nexus to Improve Energy Efficiency, Economic Profitability, and Infrastructure Resiliency of Wastewater Treatment Plants

Enhancing Biosolids Energy Production with Chaff and Ash

Ultra-low phosphorus regulations: Improving removal of non-reactive phosphorus and downstream dewaterability in bio-P biosolids

Model development for design and real-time control of stormwater basins for watershed management during climate change adaptation

Evaluation of Electrocoagulation-Microfiltration for Removal of Trace Heavy Metals, Hardness, and Viruses

Advanced High-Rate Wet-Weather Treatment Process

Nutrient-Enhanced Biochar Product and Processing of Wastewater Biosolids

System for Biomethane Production from Bioplastics

Advanced High-Rate Wet-Weather Treatment Process Phase 2

System for Biomethane Production from Bioplastics II

Using Pyrolysis Product Biochar to Capture Micropollutants

Coupled titanium dioxide photocatalysis and filtration for simultaneous reduction of organic matter, viruses, and estrogenic compounds

Study to Reduce Cavitation Damage in Hydro-Turbines

Advanced surface alloying of mild steel to stainless steel compositions during manufacture for improving the corrosion and wear resistance of water industry

Engineered Macroporous Material for the Removal of Lead and Mercury from Water

Engineered Macroporous Material for the Removal of Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) from Water - Phase 2

Novel biocide polymer composite materials for biofilm treatment in drinking water Miniature High Efficiency Transducers for Use in Ultrasonic Flow Meters

Self-Cleaning Coating By Creating A Novel 3D Nano-Structured ‘Lotus Leaf’

Engineered Macroporous Material for the Removal of Emerging Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) from Water

Lead removal using foam polymers impregnated with ZrP/TiP NPs

Self-healing corrosion and wear resistant coatings for components used in water industry

Surface texturing, alloying and compositing during manufacturing of components for improving the corrosion resistance of water industry components

Self-Cleaning Industrial Components for Water Industry

Improved Design of Silica-Based Adsorbents for Water Purification Application

Integrated Hybrid Nanoadsorbent for Removal of Multi-Pollutants in Water

Phosphate-Free Inorganic Inhibitors for Water Supplies to Mitigate Lead Release and Corrosion

A New Multi-Functional Hydrogel Filter For Heavy Metal Removal

Porous Graphene-based Capacitive Deionization Device for Selective Removal of Heavy Metals

Performance Monitoring of Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration Systems

Low Cost Pressure Sensing using Micromachined Membranes

A continuous and static water contaminant detection system

A Disposable Paper-based Calorimetric Microfluidics Platform for Real-time Lead Ions and Bio-chemical Sensing in Water

Micro thermal devices for flow, pressure, and temperature measurements

Micro-calorimeter array for real time quality monitoring

Array Chemical Sensing Microsystems with Novel Signal Processing

Chemical sensors for monitoring contaminants in aqueous environments

Miniature High Efficiency Transducers for Use in Ultrasonic Flow Meters

Hybrid nanomaterials for low-cost detection of chemicals and bacteria in water

Selective Detection of Heavy Metal Ions Using Graphene

Study to Reduce Cavitation Damage in Hydro-Turbines

Ultrasensitive Detection of Phosphate with Graphene-based Platform

Low-cost electrochemical phosphate sensor

Low-cost disposable cation exchange membrane electrode for pH and heavy metal detection

Low-Cost Paper Fluidic Device for Detection of Extremely Low Concentr. Heavy Metals

Microbial fuel cell technology for simultaneous bioenergy production and wastewater treatment

Microbial fuel cell technology for simultaneous bioenergy production and wastewater treatment

Photo-Electrochemical Water Treatment Device

Designing Governance Mechanisms To Facilitate Technology Uptake and Effective Intergovernmental Cooperation On Watershed Issues

Policy Workshop: Drivers For Technology Innovation At The Food-EnergyWater Nexus

Greywater Assessment

Reducing chloride discharges to area waterways: a menu of options for policymakers

Modeling the transport and fate of Phosphorus from a point source in a Lake Michigan nearshore zone

Hydrodynamic approach to quantify phosphorus distribution in the near-shore of Lake Michigan

A Comprehensive, Quantitative Decision-Making Tool for Evaluating and Improving the Reliability, Cybersecurity, and Resiliency of Water and Wastewater