Home Page - This site contains testing results and demonstrations on various groundwater technologies. LLNL, operated by the University of California under a contract with the US Department of Energy conducts fundamental and applied research to develop, demonstrate, and commercialize innovative technologies for solving environmental problems. Division of Water Resources contains information on their research programs, topics include groundwater management and site remediation, commercial opportunities, and publications. The web site contains research, and publications pertaining to Canadian groundwater issues. The CEB is an environmental biotechnology research center investigating the application of biotechnlogical approaches for bioremediation.
Site contains current research projects and case studies.
Fraunhofer Institute - The Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB develops technologies aimed at economically attractive and ecological solutions in the fields of biotechnology and environmental technology. Core competences are suface and interfacial engineering and membrane technology as well as molecular biology, biochemistry, and biotechnical engineering. The University of Michigan, Michigan State University, and Howard University. The center serves EPA Regions 3 and 5 and focuses on research projects on the topic of bioremediation. Indiana University Groundwater Flow Modeling Laboratory - The web site features current research activities at the University, publications and recent conference proceedings.