Every year, the New York State Water Resources Institute (NYSWRI) at Cornell supports research that addresses critical water resource issues in New York State and the nation. The seminar will focus on ways in which robust science can support and influence on-ground water management and policy outcomes, and center collaborative and interdisciplinary work between academics, water resource scientists, educators, managers, and policymakers.

Register here: https://cornell.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcsdu2hpj8oGtAmOMQutMK8Ru_MizvZiUGf

Click on the titles below for more information on each of the talks: 

01/26 Meredith Holgerson| Brian Rahm: Carbon Sequestration in Ponds

02/02 Meghan Marrero| Chris Bowser: Water Literacy for Lower New York Students

02/09 John Zinda | Kristen Hychka: Equity in Flood Insurance Access in a Changing National Flood Insurance Program

02/16 Matthew Reid | Evie Brahmstedt: Biogeochemical Controls on Manganese in the Ithaca Reservoir

02/23 Elizabeth Suter | Brian Rahm: Development of an Oyster Pathogen Monitoring Tool using Third Generation Sequencers

03/02 Dilara Turkel Agacik | Ryan Elliott: Removing Emerging Contaminants from Wastewater Using Electron Beam

03/09 Zbigniew Grabowski | Libby Zemaitis: Equitable Green Infrastructure Planning in NYS: Assessing the State of Knowledge and Best Practices to Facilitate Collaborative Learning