The Texas Water Resources Institute has openings for two, full-time staff positions at its College Station, Texas office. Applications are being accep…
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From the time he first witnessed the massive irrigation infrastructure growing up in Indus River Basin in Pakistan, Ali Ajaz, Ph.D., program specialis…
Members of the Texas Water Resources Institute’s water team have published two new papers: Direct Mailing Education Campaign Impacts on the Adoption o…
After a productive year, the Texas Water Resources Institute communications team has put together a list of the top 10 most-read articles, including m…
The transboundary aquifers shared by the United States and Mexico are now included on the official global map of transboundary aquifers, thanks to new…
The Texas Water Journal has published a new article in Volume 12, titled Groundwater Withdrawals Associated with Oil and Gas Production from Water Sup…
Having enough water for growing populations in Texas is an important issue for city water utilities to anticipate. In the article Diversifying water p…
The Texas Water Resources Institute has awarded U.S. Geological Survey graduate student research grants to three students for September 1, 2021–August…
The new biennium of funding for the Research, Engineering and Extension: Development of Water Programs of Excellence, also called the Water Exceptiona…
The fall 2021 issue of txH2O magazine, a publication by the Texas Water Resources Institute, will be available soon. This issue’s theme is the future …
Texas Water Resources Institute’s Wendy Jepson, Ph.D., is stepping into an expanded role at the institute as associate director of research (social sc…
Our Team in the Media
Rosario Sanchez, Ph.D., TWRI senior research scientist, and Laura Rodriguez, a geologist and TWRI graduate research assistant, have been mapping the a…
An article was recently published in the Victorian Advocate about the work of Allen Berthold, Ph.D., associate director at TWRI.
An article was recently published in Morning Ag Clips about the work of TWRI research assistant, Stephanie deVilleneuve, to improve producers’ soil an…
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