PARC Innovation Flow
Interview-style podcast featuring the latest in water renewal technology research and treatment pilot studies.
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S2E8 -From South Platte Renew to Switzerland: Innovating the Future of Water (opens the original)
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What does a wastewater treatment facility in Colorado have in common with a global technology forum in Switzerland? More than you might think. In Episode 8, Blair Corning sits down with Joe Morrissette, South Platte Renew’s EI\&C Manager, to explore his journey from the treatment plant to an international conference focused on digital transformation. Joe shares how advances in instrumentation, controls, and industrial networking are changing the way utilities operate, why staying ahead of emergi
S2E7 -Behind Every Breakthrough: The Science of Lab Services (opens the original)
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Behind every successful pilot project is a team making sure the science holds up. Join host Blair Corning as he talks with Sierra Potter, SPR's Laboratory Administrator, and Dan Radulovich, Analytical Chemist II, about the laboratory's new services menu and how it helps connect researchers with the testing they need. You'll also get a behind-the-scenes look at how the lab supports PARC pilot projects, maintains data quality, and provides the trusted results that help move innovation forward. Fro
S1E5 -Pure Potential: Colorado's Path to Sustainable Water (opens the original)
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Episode Notes Pure Potential: Colorado’s Path to Sustainable Water explores the challenges, research, and social acceptance surrounding potable reuse through the lens of a first-of-its-kind direct potable reuse (DPR) pilot trailer. Blair Corning is joined by Dr. Tzahi Cath with the Colorado School of Mines to break down the science behind carbon-based advanced treatment (CBAT) and reverse osmosis (RO), creating a “testbed” for innovations in programming and technologies, and more in the DPR mobi
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