Environmental Perception of Wetland Ecosystems
Hello All! In the Fall we received this post from Toni Walkowiak, the most recent Rose Graduate Fellowship in Water Research recipient. Due to some web issues, we weren’t able […]
The MSU Water Science Network is an effort to link the many water-related research and programs across campus. The Network’s goal is to build rapid synergies and working relationships among faculty, facilitate joint research grants, and promote MSU as a center of excellence in water. The Water Science Network offers networking opportunities and innovative funding programs to build these relationships and promote interdisciplinary collaboration across campus. The Water Science Network is supported by funds from the Office of the Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies and is administered by the Environmental Science and Policy Program under the guidance of a water faculty advisory committee.
Water Sites @ MSU
Explore the many programs and activities related to water at MSU
For Students
Find information on MSU’s academic programs on water
For Faculty
Learn about WSN programs & funding opportunities for MSU faculty
For Communities
Explore resources and programs for water stakeholders & citizens
Water Sites at Michigan State University
Below is a selection of water related sites at Michigan State University. Filter the sites by selecting different categories or to view the complete collection click here.
Leaders in Water Science
Who will tackle the big water problems of our time? Who will push the boundaries of discovery and forge partnerships that lead to better answers? Spartans Will.
Providing
Solutions
MSU water researchers don’t just stay
in the academic ivory tower, they
engage with communities and
decision-makers to protect
precious water resources.
Creating New Technologies
Tackling society’s water problems requires new tools and technology. MSU researchers are creating new methods and continuously pushing boundaries to provide solutions. MSUToday has recently published an article highlighting “Grace” the robotic fish.
Latest Blog Posts
Here are the most recent posts:
Library support for teaching and research
By Eric Tans, Environmental Sciences Librarian, MSU Library For those of you that do not know me, I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself. As the Environmental […]
The Food-Energy-Water Nexus
By Steve Pueppke, Director of Global and Strategic Initiatives, CANR With several others from MSU, I recently attended the National Council for Science and the Environment’s conference on “The Food-Energy-Water […]