With a rapidly growing populous of more than 28 million people, Jakarta can be looked at as a case study for the engineering challenges caused by climate change and rapid urbanization.|Short Read

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Water quality researchers at Michigan Engineering are concerned about several long-term aspects of the Flint drinking water crisis and they're keeping close tabs on the unfolding situation.|Medium Read

In May 2015, Mohit Nahata, a PhD student of Johannes Schwank’s and a member of the REFRESCH team, spent two weeks in the village of Massenguelani in the rainforests of Gabon.|Medium Read

The University of Michigan and ORACLE TEAM USA are collaborating on controlling the flight of racing yachts.|Short Read

Nancy Love, professor of civil & environmental engineering, embarks on a year-long water quality talk tour as a distinguished lecturer for the Association of Environmental Engineering & Science Professors Foundation.|Short Read

CEE graduate student Frank Sedlar has developed a system combining time lapse cameras and computer vision algorithms in order to better understand how the complex urban environment clashes with its powerful natural forces.|Short Read

Michigan Engineering professor John Foster is working on a method to purify water with the fourth state of matter - plasma.|Short Read

Duan's research has important applications in global climate change studies and weather forecasting. |Medium Read

Water technologies have had a lot of obstacles to overcome, despite the fact that 70 percent of the planet is water. |Medium Read