Geohydrology Collaborations

External collaboration is an important element of many projects in the Geohydrology Department. Collaborations take many forms, including: jointly funded projects, collaborative analysis of field and laboratory experiments, and extended working visits for university faculty and technical staff from other R&D institutions. We also have a wide range of undergraduate and graduate student involvement in our work including: PhD and Masters degree research in the Flow Visualization and Processes Laboratory, year-round undergraduate work in this laboratory, and summer graduate student work in geostatistics and flow/transport simulation. The institutions involved in such collaborations are shown below.

US Universities New Mexico Tech University of New Mexico University of Arizona University of Nevada/Desert Research Institute University of Nevada/Las Vegas University of Colorado University of Minnesota Michigan Tech Oklahoma State University Oregon State University Stanford University Washington State University Massachusetts Institute of Technology		European R&D Institutions NAGRA [Switzerland] Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Polytechnic University of Catalunya [Spain] SKB [Sweden] Technical University of Denmark
Other US R&D Institutions Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Los Alamos National Laboratory Livermore National Laboratory U.S. Geological Survey Halliburton Corporation	Japanese R&D Institutions      Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corp [PNC]