Healthy Urban Waters - Wayne State University

Healthy Urban Waters - Wayne State University We are a multidisciplinary environmental research group that focuses on research, education and information related to urban freshwater sciences.

Healthy Urban Waters (HUW) is a program at Wayne State University that promotes and delivers research, education, technology development and public engagement on water resources in the urban environment. Our multidisciplinary team of faculty, researchers and staff solves complex water-related problems through collaboration on public health, water use, technological innovation and public policy. Pa

rtners include governmental agencies, industry, and community groups. We work on projects on pollution monitoring and impacts, invasive species, watershed-related public policies, dams, sediments, drinking and recreational water, ecosystem health, and waterborne diseases. This research group generates scholarly activity, educates college and graduate level students, informs and engages K-12 students and the general public, interacts with watershed stakeholders, and exemplifies leadership of watershed research and management in the urban environment.

We were so grateful to work with Friends of the Rouge this past year on PFAS sampling in the Rouge River and we're looki...
09/19/2022

We were so grateful to work with Friends of the Rouge this past year on PFAS sampling in the Rouge River and we're looking forward to our future work with them!

09/15/2022

Wayne State’s collaborative Compost Program is 2 years old 🎉

Celebrate with us on Friday, September 30th from 3pm-4:30pm at Georgia Street Community Collective.

Tour the small but might compost site, learn about our collective accomplishments, and be a part of our ‘Paper Plate’ award ceremony 🏆

Please RSVP through the link in our bio.

Special thanks to our program partners, we can’t wait to celebrate with you! .

Congratulations to Dr. Carol Miller and Dr. Melissa Runge-Morris for leading the CLEAR project on their recent award!
09/12/2022

Congratulations to Dr. Carol Miller and Dr. Melissa Runge-Morris for leading the CLEAR project on their recent award!

DETROIT – Wayne State University has received a five-year, approximately $11.3 million award from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) of the National Institutes of Health to create a new Superfund Research Program, the “Center for Leadership in Environmental Awareness...

Congratulations to Adrian Vasquez on the Fulbright Scholar Award! The award will allow Dr. Vasquez to teach and conduct ...
07/26/2022

Congratulations to Adrian Vasquez on the Fulbright Scholar Award! The award will allow Dr. Vasquez to teach and conduct the first national survey of freshwater habitats in Belize.
https://today.wayne.edu/medicine/news/2022/06/30/dr-vasquez-will-conduct-first-national-survey-of-belizes-freshwater-habitats-as-fulbright-scholar-48573?utm_source=link&utm_medium=email-62d5bc21d3a5a&utm_campaign=Monday%2C%20July%2018%2C%202022%20-%20Today%40Wayne%20-%20Wayne%20State%20University&utm_content=Dr.%20Vasquez%20will%20conduct%20first%20national%20survey%20of%20Belize%E2%80%99s%20fr&fbclid=IwAR3YJdtGfy5QenulooWIdb6p9I99mv-DCGj9YLLoGZGpqqBGl-x-PHlEJ4o #.YuAbQLe3Icg.facebook

Adrian Vasquez, Ph.D., collects freshwater invertebrates to study biodiversity and disease carrying organisms. Wayne State University School of Medicine doctoral alumnus and Assistant Profe...

Great day working with Friends of the Rouge collecting bugs, fish, water, and sediment samples at several sites along th...
06/06/2022

Great day working with Friends of the Rouge collecting bugs, fish, water, and sediment samples at several sites along the Rouge! We’ll be testing these samples for PFAS.

04/15/2022
Congratulations to HUW Researcher Adrian Vasquez who was recently selected for the U.S. Fulbright Scholar program to Bel...
04/12/2022

Congratulations to HUW Researcher Adrian Vasquez who was recently selected for the U.S. Fulbright Scholar program to Belize for academic year 2022-23!

03/08/2022

The compounds are found in very small amounts, detectable only by sensitive equipment. And for many, not much is known about whether they are harmful.

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