Aguaclara

AguaClara Cornell upholds and protects the fundamental human right to access safe drinking water. We are committed to the ongoing development of resilient, gravity-powered drinking water and wastewater treatment technologies. Students lead the innovation process, learn from each other, and foster a collaborative environment where diversity is celebrated, failures are learning opportunities, and success is shared. We research, invent, and design technologies that are implemented by partner organizations and managed by communities to bring safe water on tap!

AguaClara Information Sessions:

October 7th at 5:30 - 6:30 PM EST

October 12th at 5:30 - 6:30 PM EST

RSVP to our Info Sessions for Zoom Links here

Apply by October 18th 11:59 PM EST here

Founded in 2005, AguaClara Cornell pioneers research in community-scale water treatment technologies. AguaClara Cornell has partnered with AguaClara Reach and other local organizations to build fourteen AguaClara plants that provide safe water on tap to over 65,000 people, with the flagship plant in Ojojona, Honduras and other plants in India. Our sub teams offer 4 areas of interest.