Researchers Study How Sediment Basins Stop Silt
Researchers developed a new sediment basin design that reduces silt removal by using a skimmer system. The system removed 37 pounds of soil during simulated events, outperforming other methods tested.
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Virginia Tech Researchers Receive Patent For Rapid Virus Detection Technology
Researchers have developed a rapid virus detection technology for drinking water, recreational waters, and groundwater. The test detects the presence or absence of viruses using a specific enzyme released from cells, providing a more accurate indicator of human health risk.
New UV Lamp Zaps Bugs In Industrial Fluids
A new process using ultraviolet light has been developed to treat opaque industrial fluids, eliminating the need for chemical biocides and reducing waste volumes. The technology also shows promise in decontaminating drinking water, wastewater, and ballast water from commercial ships.
From Corn Rootworms To Art, Cornell's Reactor Is At The Core
Researchers are using neutron radiography to study the behavior of corn rootworms, analyze artwork, and investigate environmental issues such as oil spills. The technology also enables non-invasive observation of root growth, water distribution, and soil responses.