
Global Conflict Response Focus of UA, U.S. Partnership
The UA Global Water Security Center’s agreement with the U.S. state department engages research focused on global conflict response.
The UA Global Water Security Center’s agreement with the U.S. state department engages research focused on global conflict response.
The projects led by UA will aid coral restoration practices across the globe.
With $4 million in federal support, UA is leading research to develop and demonstrate ways to use older EV batteries.
Satellite observations and remote-sensing drones could save time and cost in monitoring reservoirs.
UA and the Alabama Water Institute are partnering to educate students about water research in their community.
With $6 million in support from the CDC, UA will implement programs to reduce strokes and heart attacks.
Matthew Womble, an innovator in the water industry, hired to lead UA’s water-related projects.
The project will empower well owners and improve the lives of rural residents across the Gulf Coast.
Leaders in data-driven risk modeling, UA researchers developed a detailed assessment and map of vulnerability.
A proposal to strengthen the Deep South’s role in production and support of electric vehicles will be developed further.