Nandita Basu
Professor & Tier I Canada Research Chair in Global Water Sustainability and Ecohydrology Civil and Environmental Engineering Earth and Environmental Sciences University of Waterloo Email: [email protected] Twitter: @nanditabasu2 Office: Engineering 2 (E2) 2327 |
Research in our lab revolves around an interest in understanding and modeling the hydrology and biogeochemistry of human-impacted systems in the Anthropocene.
The Basu Lab at Waterloo is a diverse group of researchers utilizing tools from environmental science, engineering and the social sciences to explore water-related issues integral to the functioning of human-impacted systems.
As part of our research, we ask the following types of questions:
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Recent Team NewsDecember 11 - 15, 2023 - Members of Basu Lab travelled to AGU23 Fall Meeting in San Francisco.
November 21, 2023 - A water quality portal workshop was hosted to launch POSEIDON, a portal for AI assisted water quality datasets, with project partners. September 28 and 29, 2023 - Members of Basu Lab participated in the second annual Solutionscapes team meeting. Learn more about the meeting here. September 13, 2023 - It was announced that Nandita won two prestigious AGU awards: the Hydrology Section's Witherspoon Lecture and the Union-level Joanne Simpson Medal for Mid-Career Scientists! Congrats, Nandita! May 19, 2023 – Tyler Hampton successfully defended his PhD thesis titled 'Forested Watersheds and Water Supply: Exploring Effects of Wildfires, Silviculture, and Climate Change on Downstream Waters'. Congrats Tyler! May 15-17, 2023 - Basu Lab traveled to Saskatoon, SK for the Global Water Futures Annual Science Meeting. May 9, 2023 - Nandita presented 'Nutrient legacies: the critical role of the subsurface in addressing surface water pollution' at IAGLR 2023, the annual conference on Great Lakes Research. |