MSU Center for Water Sciences

MSU Center for Water Sciences

What is CWS?

The Center for Water Sciences (CWS) is an MSU REF center started in April 2005. CWS researchers explore linkages between ecological and human health.

Project Highlight

CWS Venture Grants due December 15, 2009. Venture grants provide seed money to CWS researchers. Learn more>>

CWS hosts meeting about GLRI RFP. CWS members, please join us on Friday Nov 20 at 1:00 in 221 NR for a meeting to discuss the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. Learn more>>

IC Sewage: a new initiative by CWS and the International Water Association's Health Related Water Microbiology specialty group. IC Sewage will create an international network of laboratories to assess sewage contamination of water across the globe. Learn more>>

CWS, ESPP, and SMEP launch new faculty guide.This guide orients faculty interested in sustainability science to university resources and opportunities. See the guide>>

Splash Newsletter: In this issue: CWS grant helps quantify environmental chemical levels, CWS new faculty spotlight - Chris Waters, CWS funds team to help control a Great Lakes invader, and Overview of CWS Stormwater Workshop Series. Learn more >>

CWS in the news: Learn about the work of the Center and our faculty members. Check out headlines and press releases: CWS Co-director Joan Rose honored by Singapore. Learn more>>

Water Fellows Series 2009: Stormwater: CWS sponsored a workshop series focusing on stormwater issues. The purpose of the series was to learn about the impacts of stormwater on water resources in Michigan and to explore potential solutions. All materials from the workshops are available online. Learn more>>

 

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