2016 Membrane Technology Conference
At the opening session of the 2016 AWWA/AMTA Membrane Technology Conference (MTC) in San Antonio, TX, I announced on-stage that[…]
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Author: Erin Partlan
Presenting our newest paper at WQTC 2015: Effects of bead milling on PAC
Last November, our paper titled “Effect of bead milling on chemical and physical characteristics of activated carbons pulverized to superfine[…]
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Why Study Trace Contaminants?
Some people may have heard the term CECs, referring to Contaminants of Emerging Concern. These are chemicals, usually anthropogenic in[…]
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Stormwater: The Middle Child of Water Quality
Stormwater is the third category of water to be managed, following drinking water and wastewater. With a high performing first[…]
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Why You Should Attend an Industry Workshop
If you are looking into a career in industry and haven’t attended a workshop yet, I highly recommend it. Everyone[…]
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Lessons in Ceramic Membranes
I have finished my 10-week long program doing research in Sapporo, Japan through funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF)[…]
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Into the Lab
Originally posted on the official NSF blog for the EAPSI program I’m getting set up for the next nine weeks[…]
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Hello from Tokyo!
My name is Erin Partlan and I am just starting my fourth year in the Ladner lab. This summer, I[…]
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