Congratulations to our 2025 Award Winners 👏 🏆. ⭐Today at #ACE25, we awarded the Research Innovation Award to Brent Alspach (@ArcadisGlobal), who has dedicated his career to leveraging research to proactively address critical water industry needs. He has been involved with WRF

✨ JUST PUBLISHED✨. In partnership with SWAN - The Smart Water Networks Forum, WRF project 5261, Smart Metering Playbook: Compendium of Resources for WRF Subscribers, conducted a global smart metering utility survey in 2024 to better understand the drinking water industry’s main

💧 Looking for sustainable solutions to mitigate algae 🦠🦠 at your reservoir? 📖 Read how a Syracuse, NY-area reservoir reduced the need for costly chemical algaecides and improved their water quality with the use of diffused aeration 🫧 and ultrasound 🔊 technologies. 💧. 👉

🚨 JUST PUBLISHED🚨. Project 5129 demonstrated that an ozone:total organic carbon ratio after accounting for nitrite, or (O3-NO2):TOC, approach is an efficient and accurate control strategy for ozone disinfection of viruses 🦠 . LEARN MORE: 👉 This

🚨 New research from The Water Research Foundation studied the performance and feasibility of a full-scale thermal drying and pyrolysis facility to process municipal sludge as the feedstock, with a focus on the ability to remove/destroy PFAS. 🚨. LEARN MORE: 👉

💧New research from The Water Research Foundation demonstrates the first use of total fluorine measurements to screen for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination in various aqueous matrices relevant to drinking water providers. 💧. LEARN MORE 👉

🛠️ The Water Research Foundation (WRF) published the Machine Learning for Water Process Control Toolkit (project 5141). 🛠️ It supports the development and training of wastewater process engineers and others to enable more broad-scale implementation of machine learning

🚰 Many drinking water utilities are conducting lead service line (LSL) replacements to safeguard public health, but they can't be replaced until their locations are identified. 🔍 . Project 5152 addressed the need for commercially available rapid, user-friendly, and

The Water Research Foundation (WRF) just updated its 2023 research report for project 5095! The original project developed guidance and communication tools for water resource recovery facilities to help implement a promising biological nutrient removal technology. 2025 updates

🦠Cyanobacterial blooms and associated cyanotoxin occurrences are increasing in frequency and magnitude. Utilities must balance costs, meet regulatory requirements, and address public concerns while managing harmful algal blooms (HABs) 🦠. JUST PUBLISHED👉

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Project 4797 conducted demonstration projects at multiple utilities across North America to assess the effectiveness of sensor-based, real-time monitoring, and models / decision support systems on sewershed scales to support a successful digital transformation🌐. 🚨 JUST

RT @A4WE: Participate in the Peak Water Demand Survey 💧. AWE, in collaboration with @WaterResearch, is gathering insights for Project #5265….

Project 5078 addressed an important knowledge gap 🧠 in nutrient management by collecting information on…. 🎛️nutrient controls.🪨implementation of total maximum daily loads.🫗water quality.🌎and ecosystem responses. 🚨JUST PUBLISHED: 🚨. In addition, a

🤝 Are you a subscribing utility interested in partnering with us on a research project? . We are now accepting pre-proposals for our Tailored Collaboration (TC) Program❗ . ✅View guidelines and submit your proposal ✅ . Our TC Program is a matching

RT @EPWater: With El Paso's history of responsible water management, direct potable reuse is a natural evolution.@EPWater continues a legac….

RT @WateReuseAssoci: From networking to research insights, here are the top five reasons you should join us at the #WateReuse25 Symposium i….

Make your voice heard and shape the future of water policy at the National Water Policy Fly-In, the flagship event of Water Week 2025. @WaterResearch is proud to partner with @awwa, @AMWA_water, @NACWA, @WEForg, and @WateReuseAssoci to bring together water professionals from

Project 4913 developed a guidance manual to aid water treatment professionals in selecting the most cost-effective and sustainable treatment options for short-chain per- and polyfluoroalkyl substance (PFAS) removal. ⭐ JUST PUBLISHED⭐. This research