——By Katherine Santizo, PhD student of Water INTERface IGEP and Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of Virginia Tech. The seminar class, Water for Health, has provided multiple viewpoints on the importance on water quality. … Continue reading
—By Emily Myers, PhD student of Department of Human Nutrition, Foods, & Exercise and Water IGEP of Virginia Tech. Inspired by Virginia Tech Life Science Seminar, “Water Dynamics in Cell Mechanics, Cell Shape and Cell Motility” … Continue reading
—By Wenchuo Yao, PhD student of Civil & Environmental Engineering and Water IGEP of Virginia Tech. “A person with increasing knowledge and sensory education may derive infinite enjoyment from Wine.” Ernest Hemingway With over … Continue reading
—By Matthew Blair, PhD student of Civil & Environmental Engineering As an engineer, scientist, and water using citizen, I prefer the terms direct potable reuse, indirect potable reuse, recycled water, and reclaimed water to describe … Continue reading
—-By Qishen Huang, PhD student of Civil & Environmental Engineering and Water IGEP of Virginia Tech. Imagine the scene we are customers browsing in a wholesale club, and suddenly a decent and fancy glass bottle … Continue reading
—By Emily Myers, PhD of Water IGEP and Department of Human Nutrition, Food, & Exercise, Virginia Tech. Virginia Tech Life Science Seminar, “Dynamic of Microbial Populations and Biogeochemical Processes in Aquatic Dead-Zones” By Sarah Preheim, … Continue reading
—By Emily Myers, PhD student of Water IGEP and Department of Human, Nutrition, Food & Exercise at Virginia Tech. Dr. Nina Stark recently presented for the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering’s graduate … Continue reading
———by Shiqiang Zou, PhD student of Water Engineering and Water IGEP, blog post from class GRAD 5134 Interdisciplinary Research. A life without conflict only exists in the fairy tale. In our real life, we encounter … Continue reading
—By Storme Spencer, student from GRAD 5134 Interdisciplinary Research class of Virginia Tech Immediately upon hearing that we would be taking Gallup’s CliftonStrengths® test that would identify what our strengths and weaknesses are, I was reminded … Continue reading
—By Ishi Keenum, from GRAD 5134 Interdisciplinary Research class This week, our class took the 16 personalities quiz in order to assess our Myers Brigg’s 4 letter identity. As someone who loves personality quizzes and … Continue reading