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On-demand Webcasts
WRF Technology Scan Webcast: Innovative Monitoring Tools
The Water Research Foundation's Technology Scan webcasts are designed to help you become a Utility of the Future! This webcast focused on innovative monitoring tools. Technology: 24x7 Thermal Monitoring for...
WRF Technology Scan: Emerging Decentralized Technologies
The Water Research Foundation's Technology Scan webcasts are designed to help you become a Utility of the Future! This webcast focused on emerging decentralized technologies. Technology: Multiparameter Membrane Free Amperometric...
Innovative Technologies for Decentralized and Small Systems
Water technology innovation can help address the nation’s pressing drinking water problems related to water quality, quantity, affordability, reliability, and security. Small systems are at a disadvantage due to a...
Understanding the Factors that Affect the Detection and Variability of SARS-CoV-2 in Wastewater
Wastewater surveillance of SARS-CoV-2 complements clinical testing as a means to assess COVID-19 trends within a community. This webcast will present the findings of the project, Understanding the Factors that...