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Researchers find political leaning influences city water policies as strongly as climate
A team that includes Vanderbilt engineering researchers has found urban water conservation policies are reflecting the nation’s political polarization. A new, interdisciplinary report demonstrates a city’s water ordinances can be as much related to whether it leans left or right as to whether the climate is wet or dry. Read MoreJun. 20, 2018
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Research dean to teach molecular simulations ‘crash course’ to grad students in Beijing
A team that includes Vanderbilt engineering researchers has found urban water conservation policies are reflecting the nation’s political polarization. A new, interdisciplinary report demonstrates a city’s water ordinances can be as much related to whether it leans left or right as to whether the climate is wet or dry. Read MoreJun. 19, 2018
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Giorgio wins spot in 2018 NIH mobile health institute at UCLA
A team that includes Vanderbilt engineering researchers has found urban water conservation policies are reflecting the nation’s political polarization. A new, interdisciplinary report demonstrates a city’s water ordinances can be as much related to whether it leans left or right as to whether the climate is wet or dry. Read MoreJun. 15, 2018
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‘Making Nashville Living Building Ready’ event June 21 in Featheringill Hall
A team that includes Vanderbilt engineering researchers has found urban water conservation policies are reflecting the nation’s political polarization. A new, interdisciplinary report demonstrates a city’s water ordinances can be as much related to whether it leans left or right as to whether the climate is wet or dry. Read MoreJun. 14, 2018
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Six engineering proposals win 2018 Discovery Grant funding
A team that includes Vanderbilt engineering researchers has found urban water conservation policies are reflecting the nation’s political polarization. A new, interdisciplinary report demonstrates a city’s water ordinances can be as much related to whether it leans left or right as to whether the climate is wet or dry. Read MoreJun. 13, 2018
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Stacy Klein-Gardner is named ASEE Fellow
A team that includes Vanderbilt engineering researchers has found urban water conservation policies are reflecting the nation’s political polarization. A new, interdisciplinary report demonstrates a city’s water ordinances can be as much related to whether it leans left or right as to whether the climate is wet or dry. Read MoreJun. 12, 2018
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Company co-founded by BME alumnus launches design platform for custom fit products
A team that includes Vanderbilt engineering researchers has found urban water conservation policies are reflecting the nation’s political polarization. A new, interdisciplinary report demonstrates a city’s water ordinances can be as much related to whether it leans left or right as to whether the climate is wet or dry. Read MoreJun. 11, 2018
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Cynthia Reinhart-King to serve on National Academies inaugural New Voices panel
A team that includes Vanderbilt engineering researchers has found urban water conservation policies are reflecting the nation’s political polarization. A new, interdisciplinary report demonstrates a city’s water ordinances can be as much related to whether it leans left or right as to whether the climate is wet or dry. Read MoreJun. 8, 2018
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Grad student wins first place in DOE nuclear R&D competition
A team that includes Vanderbilt engineering researchers has found urban water conservation policies are reflecting the nation’s political polarization. A new, interdisciplinary report demonstrates a city’s water ordinances can be as much related to whether it leans left or right as to whether the climate is wet or dry. Read MoreJun. 8, 2018
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Engineering donors push school to No. 2 on Vanderbilt Giving Day
A team that includes Vanderbilt engineering researchers has found urban water conservation policies are reflecting the nation’s political polarization. A new, interdisciplinary report demonstrates a city’s water ordinances can be as much related to whether it leans left or right as to whether the climate is wet or dry. Read MoreJun. 7, 2018