Open-source tools for optimizing and evaluating the economics of separation processes across the water and energy sectors.
Learn more →Expanding the operational flexibility of the industrial base with process optimization and data-driven modeling.
Learn more →Stochastic, multi-scale optimization for long-horizon water infrastructure decisions that explicitly account for uncertainty in hydrology, technology, and policy.
Learn more →Advancing the collection, organization, and validation of data to support planning, operation, and innovation in water and energy systems.
Learn more →These thrusts helped lay the foundations of the lab's early work and produced many of our most-cited publications. The group has since evolved into our current research directions.
Supporting the design and enforcement of water-energy-food policies (e.g. California Sustainable Groundwater Management Act).
View archive →Developing automated, precise, robust, intensified, modular, and electrified water desalination technologies to support a circular water economy.
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