About the Water Sciences Laboratory
Part of the Nebraska Water Center and School of Natural Resources in NU's Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, the Water Sciences Laboratory provides technical expertise and sophisticated analytical instrumentation for environmental and water related research. Specialized analyses are available for trace organics and stable isotopes, as well as more routine methods for measuring water quality.
Faculty, staff, and students have analyzed thousands of samples at the facility to support water sciences research since it was established in 1990. Specialized instrumentation are available for trace-level organic analyses and stable isotope mass spectrometry, as well as equipment used in more routine analyses of water quality. An experienced and highly-skilled staff ensure high quality results for water and environmental research.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Water Sciences Laboratory is to support environmental and water related research by providing technical services and expertise in analytical and isotopic methods.
Brochure
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This 8.5"x14" brochure provides of an overview of the Water Sciences Laboratory (WSL), along with a list of services and prices. Brochure (2007) For hard copy, please contact the WSL. |
Images from the Water Sciences Laboratory
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WSL Information Booth at the 2008 Water Colloquium. Teyona Damon, Jenny Lou, David Cassada, Tong Onalong and Dan Snow
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Teyona Damon, Research Technologist II - LC/MS.
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Dan Snow works with a student.
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David Cassada, Separations Chemist and Network Administrator.
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Joseph Jen (right), Under Secretary for Research, Education and Economics, USDA, tours the WSL. Kyle Hoagland (left), Dan Snow (center).
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Nebraska Third District Congressman Adrian Smith (right) tours the WSL. Dan Snow (left); Prem Paul, UNL Vice Chancellor for Research (center).
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Dan Snow (far right), talks to several USGS officials.