Science from the Tap
Daniel GerrityWhat are the emerging challenges facing the water industry? How do we know when drinking water is safe, and how do we measure and remove the contaminants that make it unsafe? How do we sustain communities in some of the driest places on the planet?
Here you'll find AI-generated "podcasts" (produced by Google's NotebookLM) that summarize Dr. Daniel Gerrity's peer-reviewed scientific publications o... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 21 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Categories | Life SciencesEarth SciencesScience | ||||
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Mask mandates, social distancing, and frequent hand washing became the norm during the COVID-19 pandemic. While these measures were directed at SARS-CoV-2, public health officials noticed that there were corresponding reductions in other respiratory ... more
The steady climb of a roller coaster generally leads to an exciting, stomach-turning descent. But in the world of drinking water, peaks can be stomach-turning in a much different way. To mitigate these scenarios, potable reuse systems that turn waste... more
There is always a baseline level of uncertainty when it comes to making critical decisions. But what do you do when there's a significant 'shock' to the system that causes this baseline uncertainty to spike? In 2020, when the genetic signal of SARS-C... more
Engineers don't always drive trains, and trains don't always ride on tracks. For decades, civil and environmental engineers have been designing potable reuse treatment trains to ensure that communities throughout the world have safe and reliable drin... more
What do you think of when you hear the word "ozone"? Maybe the hole in the ozone layer? Or the harmful lung irritant present in smog? In describing ozone, the American Lung Association uses the phrase "ozone is good up high, bad nearby". But what if ... more
Bacteria often get a bad rap, although justified in the case of something like Legionella or E. coli O157:H7. But they're not all bad! In fact, bacteria are the workhorses of wastewater treatment, specifically secondary biological treatment with "act... more
Many people fear their next trip to the dentist. Best case scenario you might slip through with just an uncomfortable cleaning, but you could also wind up diagnosed with a cavity, or maybe even needing a root canal. But what if I told you that your b... more
Whether you own or rent, cost of living just keeps rising. What if I told you that roommates would not only reduce your cost of living but could also reduce your risk of infection by Legionella? Sounds crazy, right? And if you found someone who loves... more
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