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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.

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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 .

  • Sociology
    Sociology

    Sociology has research, teaching and service that focus on the challenges of global understanding of social, political and cultural differences and how a global context accounts for social processes, change, and inequality both locally and abroad.
  • Economics
    Economics

    The mission of the Department of Economics at Michigan State University consists of three interrelated components: providing the highest quality instruction to our undergraduate and graduate students, conducting leading-edge research in economics, and providing leadership and service to our professional communities.
  • Community Sustainability
    Community Sustainability

    CSUS department engages with colleagues, students, stakeholders and communities to address social choices within specific environmental, economic and cultural contexts that advance or conflict with sustainability goals.
  • Anthropology
    Anthropology

    The Department of Anthropology at Michigan State University engages in the discipline as a humanistic science of cultural and biological diversity across time and space.
  • Agriculture, Food and Resource Economics
    Agriculture, Food and Resource Economics

    The mission of the Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics is to create, preserve, and disseminate knowledge through research, teaching, and outreach.
  • Geography
    Geography

    Faculty and student research centers on such topics as people-environment relationships, climate, geographic information science, soils-geomorphology, urban structure, and global change.
  • Geological Sciences
    Geological Sciences

    Faculty and students in the Department of Geological Sciences study the changes in and interactions among the geosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and atmosphere on temporal scales ranging from “deep time” (millions and billions of years) to those influenced by humans and at spatial scales from microscopic to global.
  • Zoology
    Zoology

    The integrative study of animal biology
  • Plant, Soil and Microbial Sciences
    Plant, Soil and Microbial Sciences

    The mission of the Department of Plant, Soil and Microbial Sciences is to generate new knowledge and understanding about the science of plants, plant pathogens, soils, water, and the environment in order to promote a sustainable and economically sound agricultural system and ecosystem using an integrated approach of research, teaching, extension, and outreach.
  • Microbiology and Molecular Genetics
    Microbiology and Molecular Genetics

    The mission of the Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics at Michigan State University is to:
    1. Carry out research in microbiology and molecular genetics on basic and applied problems relevant to human and animal disease, agriculture, the environment, and industry. All appropriate aspects of science and technology will be employed, as needed, both to generate fundamental knowledge and to solve practical problems.
    2. Teach microbiology, molecular genetics, and related topics to undergraduate, graduate, and professional students in cooperation with other units. Programs leading to the B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. will be rigorous, contemporaneous, and flexible. The opportunity to participate in research will remain an important constituent of these programs. High quality service courses will also be provided.
    3. Provide service appropriate to an academic department in a land-grant institution. This includes service to the University and our constituent Colleges, professional service, international outreach, and service to K-12 education, Federal and State governments, and industry.
  • Fisheries and Wildlife
    Fisheries and Wildlife

    Our mission is to provide the education, research, and outreach needed by society for the conservation and rehabilitation of fish and wildlife resources and their ecosystems.
  • Civil and Environmental Engineering
    Civil and Environmental Engineering

    The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Michigan State University will: 1) establish an outstanding undergraduate program capable of producing the future leaders of the profession; 2) establish nationally and internationally renowned research and graduate programs in the focus areas of environmental, infrastructure and transportation engineering, and provide leadership and support to federal, state and private agencies in these areas; 3) excel in outreach and service to the profession and the community at large in selected areas, in keeping with the land-grant philosophy of the university; and 4) employ principles of continuous quality improvement to enhance its programs and its mission.

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.



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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.



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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.


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Facts about Water@MSU

100+ Faculty
With over 100 faculty working on water, MSU has diverse expertise
$186 Million
MSU water researchers
generated $186.7 million
in external grants
between 2000-2014
57 Countries
MSU water researchers are
working in 57 countries
across the globe
25 Departments
From Anthropology to
Zoology, water research
at MSU involves multiple
disciplines in 25 departments
27 Rank
Ranked #27 of 100 best
global universities for
environment/ecology
(US News & World Report)

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MSU Water Science Network

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MSU Water Science Network

MSU professor Pat Soranno and her MSU co-leader and fellow ecologist, Kendra Spence Cheruvelil, assembled an interdisciplinary team, including MSU computer scientists Pang-Ning Tan and Jiayu Zhou, to use big data and the latest computer tools to harness knowledge from individual studies and scale them up to show what is happening at the scale of the entire U.S. today and into the future. ... See MoreSee Less

Harnessing big data to see the big picture in ecology

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MSU will use a $4.2 million National Science Foundation grant to help shape the future of the changing field of ecology.

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MSU Water Science Network

3 weeks ago

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Come learn what the Water Science Network WaterCube teams have been doing! We will host a WaterCube Symposium on Sept 29 at 1pm at the Kellogg Center.

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WaterCube Teams

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The MSU Water Science Network is funding 13 WaterCube teams. Each WaterCube will be tackling compelling water issues. Many will be working on new technologies such as next generation sequencing or using microrobots to remove pollutants. All of the te...

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MSU Water Science Network

4 weeks ago

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Welcome back! As faculty and students start the new semester, one Spartan is being honored at World Water Week in Stockholm. Congratulations to Dr. Joan Rose who has received the 2016 Stockholm Water Prize. ... See MoreSee Less

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