Breaking boundaries in water research
News
Partnering with a European leader: Water Institute researchers visit KIT
A recent visit to Germany’s Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) has opened new doors for collaboration between researchers at the Water Institute and colleagues at one of Europe’s top technical universities.
Programmable droplets offer new tools for water treatment
A Waterloo-led research team creates “programmable” droplets with potential usage in wastewater treatment and carbon capture
Restoring rivers, restoring fish: How studying river hydraulics can bring back salmon populations
Have you ever been on a “skunked” fishing trip—one where you don’t catch a single fish? Sometimes, it’s the weather. Other times, it’s faulty gear. But if you’ve been fishing in rivers for a while, you may have noticed more and more skunked trips. The problem might not be your technique—it could be the river itself.
Events
10th International Conference on Water Resources and Environment Research (ICWRER 2025)
The 10th International Conference on Water Resources and Environment Research (ICWRER 2025)
Topic: “Impact of Climate Change on
Hydrology, Ecology and Food Systems”
