All the latest innovation news for the water, sanitation and drainage sector
Shital Yashwant Waware, a researcher whose affiliation remains undisclosed, has published a sweeping review in *ITEGAM-Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Applications in Mechanical* (ITEGAM-JETIA) that maps the next frontier of pollution
Advanced materials revolutionize industrial pollution control Read More »
A quiet revolution is unfolding in India’s farmlands, where a team led by Chinmaya Prasad Mohanty from Vellore Institute of Technology is quietly rewriting the rules of agriculture. Their new paper in *Engineering Reports* (published as *工程报告* in Chi
India’s Smart Farming Revolution Slashes Water & Energy Use Read More »
The hum of a pipeline miles underground is a sound most of us never hear—but it’s a constant presence in the world’s energy infrastructure. For decades, inspecting these veins of oil, gas, and water has relied on a mix of human crews, scheduled shutd
Robots Revolutionize Pipeline Safety Without Shutdowns Read More »
The global race to produce more food with less water is entering a new phase, and the smart money is on sensors, algorithms, and the humble irrigation pipe. A sweeping review just published in *Agricultural Water Management* shows that farms wired in
Smart sensors slash water use, boost yields in IoT farms Read More »
In the labyrinth of aging urban water networks, where pipes snake beneath bustling streets and historic districts alike, leaks are an inevitable—and often invisible—part of the infrastructure. But what if the key to detecting them wasn’t in digging u
AI Listens for Leaks in Urban Water Networks Read More »
In the heart of India’s silicon valley, a research team led by Vanishree Krishnamurthy at the R V College of Engineering in Bengaluru is quietly redefining how water and energy are consumed in agriculture. Their study, published in *Discover Internet
Krishnamurthy’s AI Framework Cuts Water Use by 55% Read More »
In the high-stakes world of water resource management, where every drop counts and every decision carries weight, a new study by Murphy Bonkogia Lomboli from the University of Johannesburg is turning heads—not just for its depth, but for its potentia
AI + Decision Science Reshapes Water Management Read More »
Mohammed Sani Gaddafi knows the stakes. As lead author of a new review in *One Health Outlook* (published as *Perspectivas de Una Sola Salud* in Spanish), he and his team at the Ministry of Animal Health, Husbandry and Fisheries have laid bare a hidd
Climate Change Fuels Hidden Antimicrobial Resistance in Livestock Read More »
In the realm of water treatment, where innovation often clashes with cost constraints, a breakthrough may be hiding in plain sight—literally. A recent review published in the Caspian Journal of Environmental Sciences (Kaspiyskij Zhurnal Ekologicheski
Diatomite: The Hidden Gem Revolutionizing Water Treatment Read More »
In the sun-baked expanses of rural Uzbekistan, where water is as precious as gold, a quiet revolution is brewing—not in the fields, but in the pockets and minds of farmers. Aktam Usmanovich Burkhanov, a researcher at Alfraganus University and the Nat
Uzbek Farmers’ Digital Water Divide: Tech vs. Tradition Read More »
