Advancing the science of water to improve the quality of life.
Denver, CO and Alexandria, VA
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The Water Research Foundation (WRF) 💧 retweeted
Research is central to American Water's work to provide safe, clean, reliable, and affordable water and wastewater for customers, and partnerships with organizations like @WaterResearch (WRF) are just one way we continue to support industry advancements. For the past year, Lead Scientist of Research and Development at American Water Dr. Sunayna Dasgupta has served on one of WRF’s many Project Advisory Committees, working alongside peers to advice the science of drinking water.
Learn more about her experience in the video below. #WaterResearchFoundation #WeKeepLifeFlowing
The Water Research Foundation (WRF) 💧 retweeted
Since joining one of @WaterResearch (WRF)’s Project Advisory Committees, Principal Engineering Project Manager Kevin Rodier has had access not only to the research, but how to communicate that research so utilities can effectively use this knowledge to improve operations.
Learn more about his experience in the testimonial video below. #WeKeepLifeFlowing
The Water Research Foundation (WRF) 💧 retweeted
Congratulations to David Warsinger (@WarsingerLab), recipient of the 2026 Paul L. Busch Award from the @WaterResearch Foundation. With this $100,000 research prize, Dr. Warsinger plans to improve desalination and water treatment technologies: warsinger.com/
The Water Research Foundation (WRF) 💧 retweeted
American Water is proud to support @WaterResearch and the critical research they do in the water industry.
Learn more about our partnership from The Water Research Foundation’s CEO Peter Grevatt below. #ACE26
The Water Research Foundation (WRF) 💧 retweeted
ICYMI: @CarolloTweets is leading a new study from the @WaterResearch with the goal of generating data and decision making tools for water resource recovery facilities to assess powdered activated carbon waterfm.com/wrf-study-pfas-r… #water #waterquality #Carollo #WaterResearch
The Water Research Foundation (WRF) 💧 retweeted
@WaterResearch has awarded Project 5365, "State-of-Practice Manual for Inflow and Infiltration Detection and Mitigation at Street and Private Lateral Levels," to a #Purdue research team led by Principal Investigators Dr. Dulcy Abraham and Dr. Tom Iseley. 🔗bit.ly/4w9yj9T
The Water Research Foundation (WRF) 💧 retweeted
PFAS destruction may soon get a major energy-saving upgrade — using the same technology that heats your lunch.
Researchers supported by @WaterResearch have discovered that microwaves can regenerate activated carbon and destroy PFAS at a fraction of the energy needed for incineration.
The team is now exploring how large-scale microwave systems could be installed directly at drinking water facilities, turning an everyday technology into a powerful tool for clean water innovation, says Peter Grevatt.
Episode at bit.ly/PFASresearch2025
Sponsored by @shimadzussi, a leading provider of analytical instruments for #PFAS research.
The Water Research Foundation (WRF) 💧 retweeted
Lauren Weinrich, Director of Research and Development at American Water, recently joined the @WaterResearch's Water Utility Research Community (WURC)SHOP at @SNWA_H2O, alongside other water utilities' representatives from across the U.S. Participants gathered to network and discuss the importance of developing and expanding utility research programs, reinforcing their vital role in helping to ensure that water and wastewater treatment processes meet or exceed federal and local standards.
The Water Research Foundation (WRF) 💧 retweeted
PFAS remains one of water’s toughest challenges — thousands of persistent chemicals still only partly understood. In this episode, Peter Grevatt, CEO of @WaterResearch, shares how science is closing knowledge gaps.
Sponsored by @shimadzussi.
Listen at
bit.ly/PFASresearch2025
The Water Research Foundation (WRF) 💧 retweeted
The biggest source of PFAS chemicals entering wastewater treatment plants isn’t industry — it’s what’s coming from our homes and offices.
Peter Grevatt of @WaterResearch explains that when you combine concentration and volume, domestic wastewater accounts for the greatest overall PFAS mass reaching treatment facilities. That is because of the presence of the chemicals in consumer products and household goods.
Episode at bit.ly/PFASresearch2025
Sponsored by @shimadzussi, a leading provider of analytical instruments for PFAS science.
We have 23 RFPs open for submission! 🙌
Taking a One Water approach these RFPs focus on asset management, PFAS source identification, climate change resilience, nature-based solutions, and more 💧
Find the full list here ➡️ lnkd.in/dqbrdmiJ
Learn how to apply and submit a proposal in our 🆕 system: lnkd.in/dAFJkWdH
📅 First deadline to submit is October 22, 3 pm MT 🕒
The Water Research Foundation (WRF) 💧 retweeted
#DYK: American Water EVP and Chief Operating Officer Cheryl Norton started her career as a researcher, working in our Central Laboratory, located in Belleville, Ill. That was also the beginning of her partnership with the @WaterResearch (WRF), one that continues to this day, as she serves on the WRF Board of Directors.
Kenan Ozekin, Chief Research Officer at WRF, notes: “I really enjoy the experience and perspectives Cheryl brings to WRF through her roles on the Board and RAC. She plays a critical role in shaping our research to ensure it advances innovation, supports utilities, and strengthens the water sector as a whole.”
Learn more about WRF: waterrf.org/
👏Please join us in congratulating our 2025 Paul L. Busch Award Winner, Dr. Lauren Stadler 👏
Dr. Stadler is an associate professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at @RiceUniversity, co-lead of the Houston Wastewater Epidemiology System (@HoustonHealth Department; Houston Public Works), and Associate Editor for the journal, "Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology."
🏆With this award's $100,000 research prize, Dr. Stadler plans to advance wastewater monitoring through the investigation of real-time biosensors that utilize synthetic biology.
We are looking forward to see how this groundbreaking research opens doors for the future great minds of the water sector 💧 ✨
Discover the cutting edge of #WaterSustainability at WaterSmart Innovations (WSI). 💧
Across the program, you’ll find sessions featuring new #WaterResearch on sustainability, climate resilience, emergency preparedness, managing water resources, AI, and more.
✅ REGISTER for #WSI25: lnkd.in/dEShYPB9
📍 October 7-9, 2025, Reno, Nevada
📝 Sign up for workshops and facility tours when you register. Space is limited!
PROGRAM ➡️ lnkd.in/dxC5hnyM
Don’t miss out!
Prices increase for WaterSmart Innovations on September 7, 2025.
WaterSmart Innovations
When: October 7-9, 2025 | Reno, Nevada
Register: ow.ly/u7iC50WMRum
🚨 We're seeking proposals for nine new research projects 🚨
View Open RFPs ➡️ lnkd.in/dqbrdmiJ
💧 Taking a One Water approach, these requests for proposals (RFPs) focus on pathogens, condition assessment, microplastics, biosolids, methane emissions, and more.
📥Proposals for these projects will be submitted via WRF’s new online portal ✨
🔎 Refer to our training materials to gain familiarity with the new submission process and allow extra time to navigate the new system ➡️ lnkd.in/dAFJkWdH
📅 The first deadline to submit is October 22, 2025, by 3 pm MT.
The Water Research Foundation (WRF) 💧 retweeted
American Water, in partnership with @WaterResearch, focuses on water-related research to continue to advance the science of drinking water and contributes to providing safe, clean, and reliable water service to the communities we serve nationwide.
Learn more and sign up for updates here: waterrf.org/
The Water Research Foundation (WRF) 💧 retweeted
Last year, American Water was awarded a new grant from @WaterResearch, focusing on the role of spectral imaging as an Early Warning System for algal blooms in water sources.
During one of these blooms, operational and public health issues can arise for both water service providers and communities. Spectral imaging aims to provide better observations for preparation and planning purposes.
This research project is scheduled to conclude in 2026. An update was published recently.
Learn more and sign up for updates here: waterrf.org/research/project….
The Water Research Foundation (WRF) 💧 retweeted
Help Shape the Future of Utility Financial Resilience.
As part of @WaterResearch Project #5327, AWE & @PacificInstitut are gathering insights from water utilities on how they're addressing revenue stability amidst declining or fluctuating demand.
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The Water Research Foundation (WRF) 💧 retweeted
Nerding out over water! Last week we got the opportunity to welcome a special guest from @WaterResearch. Here's some of our favorite snapshots of the day 📸:
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