Vital, innovative and missional: Baylor water researchers bring diverse skillsets to address multifaceted challenges. Discover why Baylor is an international leader in water quality research.

Where can community leaders and policymakers get the information they need to serve water needs in their area? Researchers like Thad Scott provide them the tools to make effective and efficient use of our natural resources.

Communities are searching for new, efficient ways to deliver clean water to their residents. Statistical scientist Mandy Hering applies her discipline to advance water research in innovative ways.

How can communities plan for future growth amidst the pressing challenges and opportunities of current expansion? Ryan McManamay has built data-driven tools to help them do just that.

What can a small fish tell us about the present and future of waterways that play an important role in Texas' economy, food production, shipping and more? Cole Matson's research examines the bigger picture.

An expert in bacterial and microbial life, Katelyn McKindles partners with cities to develop efficient methods to combat the issues these microscopic organisms cause in their water systems.

Baylor water researchers examine current and future challenges to water quality and availability, and demonstrate how Baylor has become an internationally trusted leader in water quality research.

An internationally recognized leader in clean water research, Bryan Brooks addresses emerging challenges to clean water delivery close to home and around the globe.