INTERCOH 2026
We are excited to be part of the organizing committee for the INTERCOH 2026 meeting that will be held in New Orleans September 8-11th. Submit your abstracts bef...
Xingu River
We recently had the opportunity to join forces with the research groups of Jeff Nittrouer (Texas Tech University) and Nils Asp (Universidade Federal do Pará, UF...
New Project – Flocculation dynamics in estuarine boundary layers
A collaborative project with Tom Hsu and Kelsey Fall (University of Delaware) was funded by the Physical Oceanography program at NSF to investigate flocculation...
Dip angle controls on block plucking and erosion at bedrock knickpoints
Findings from Kristin and Mikey’s experimental study investigating the effect of bedrock discontinuity orientation angle on the erosion at knickpoints was...
Measuring floc sizes in a water treatment basin
In June we were invited by Invent to use the FlocARAZI to image suspended particles in drinking water flocculation basins. It was a great time using the camera ...
New ADV Despiking Method
Sam Kraus’s new ADV despiking paper was recently published in the Journal of Hydraulic Engineering. Kraus, S. A. and Strom, K. (2025). Simplified kernel d...
New Team Members
Stefanny Vanegas Moncayo and Jack Vasquez Witt both joined the group in January as new MS students. Stefanny earned her BS in Civil Engineering from the Univers...
Microplastic Trapping Efficiency of Coral Reef Regrowth StructuresScience Fair project
Charlotte Phillips, from the Southwest Virginia Governor’s School, conducted the experiments for her science fair project entitled, Investigating Micropla...
Winter 2024 Graduate
Torrey Schwab successfully defended her masters project and graduated in December 2024. Well done Torrey! We’ll miss you… good luck in CA. Schwab (2...
TechGirls 2024
In July we hosted high school girls from around the world for a 2-week summer camp entitled Exploring Rivers and Landscapes and the Impacts of Climate Change an...
It lives!
Testing the slope controls and jacking system on the large flume in new lab for the first time.
Spring 2024 Graduates
We had a great group so MS students graduate spring 2024. Congratulations to Lailee DeLay, Brayden Schiller, and Sam Kraus.