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New Student Opportunities This Autumn Semester

Chaitanya Balasubramanyam GWI is proud to announce an expanded portfolio of student activities this fall. These opportunities–both within academic courses and outside of class–will give students the…

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Ohio State Student Farm Test Drives Irrigation Scheme For African Smallholder Farmers

Chaitanya Balasubramanyam When Peter Ngimbwa, a Tanzanian student in The Ohio State University Department of Food, Agricultural, and Biological Engineering, defended his Master’s thesis and returned…

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Engineering Capstone Team Designs Rainwater Catchment System

Chaitanya Balasubramanyam A team of engineering students from Ohio State’s Department of Food, Agricultural, and Biological Engineering (FABE)—Nick Ciccotelli, Maddie Conover, Evan Curts, Musab Imam,…

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Sustainable and Resilient Tanzania Community Completes Successful Summer Programs

Chaitanya Balasubramanyam The Global Water Institute would like to extend our congratulations to our partners at the Sustainable and Resilient Tanzania Community (SRTC) program on the successful…

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Fisher MBA Students Explore Post-Harvest Opportunities for Tanzanian Farmers

Nathaniel Kramer A team of six MBA student consultants from Fisher College of Business’ Global Applied Projects (GAP) program recently completed a three-week study on behalf of the Global Water…