AMEWS’s contributions to advancing understanding and control of what occurs at water-solid interfaces is evidenced by the numerous publications in leading journals authored by AMEWS-affiliated researchers.
Reactive oxygen species are powerful enough to clean our water and more. Argonne researchers found a highly sensitive way to measure them in real time.
New snowfall estimates in the Upper Colorado River Basin reveal strong, mountain-driven snowfall events that are not detected by national weather radars.
Argonne produces a wealth of valuable intellectual property with a wide range of applications in water science and technology. The lab grants licenses for these technologies to private industry to enable their success in the commercial world.
