Nancy Mesner and partners in the project plan an official unveiling of the new system Wednesday, Aug. 14, at the Swaner EcoCenter.
Mesner will reprise her talk, “Changing the World One Drop at a Time,” which she presented during the USU College of Science’s spring 2013 Science Unwrapped series.
Jul 3, 2013
Apr 26, 2013
A clean and abundant water supply is the most pressing issue facing our society today. Joining Sheri Quinn on the program is Utah State University water quality expert and Science Unwrapped speaker Nancy Mesner. She works with state agencies to ensure our watersheds remain healthy into the future.
Apr 24, 2013
"USU's Science Unwrapped Changes the World 'One Drop at a Time'" (Cache Valley Daily, 24 April 2013)
Ever give a second thought to the cold, clean water that reliably flows from your tap? Utah State University water scientist Nancy Mesner thinks about it all the time and explores the journey of that water, and her personal journey as an investigator who studies it, at Science Unwrapped April 26.
Apr 22, 2013
Ever give a second thought to the cold, clean water that reliably flows from your tap? Utah State University water scientist Nancy Mesner thinks about it all the time and explores the journey of that water,and her personal journey as an investigator who studies it, at Science Unwrapped April 26.
Mar 30, 2013
Science Unwrapped speaker Jack Schmidt has long studied the Colorado River. He's among the team of scientists that designed a series of controlled releases of water from Glen Canyon Dam in an effort to restore habitats altered by the use of dams.
Mar 27, 2013
The Colorado River flows through some of the most iconic and picturesque landscapes of the American West, including Grand Canyon. But as a critical source of water and electricity for more than 30 million people in the U.S. and Mexico, the waterway is caught in a precarious tug-of-war.
Mar 25, 2013
The Colorado River flows through some of the most iconic and picturesque landscapes of the American West, including Grand Canyon. But as a critical source of water and electricity for more than 30 million people in the United States and Mexico, the waterway is caught in a precarious tug-of-war.
Feb 1, 2013
We talk with USU physicist Jeff Hazboun about his National Geographic-sponsored kayaking adventure along a stretch of the Kamchatka River in eastern Russia where he collected water samples for scientific research. He is Friday night's featured speaker for Science Unwrapped.
Jan 30, 2013
‘Ride along’ on a kayaking adventure through Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula at Utah State University’s Science Unwrapped Friday, Feb. 1.
Jan 28, 2013
‘Ride along’ on a kayaking adventure through Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula at Utah State University’s Science Unwrapped Friday, Feb. 1. Jeff Hazboun, USU physicist, extreme kayaker and wildlife conservationist, presents “Explore to Conserve: A Russian Adventure.”
