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Research Matters
Research Matters

A KU researcher is investigating a microorganism that thrives with less oxygen, saving water utilities and operators valuable resources while treating waste water.

Published May 5, 2025 at 9:04 AM CDT
Megan Wittman is a 2021-2025 Self Graduate Fellow pursuing a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering
Kelsey Kimberlin
Megan Wittman is a 2021-2025 Self Graduate Fellow pursuing a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering

A microorganism that thrives with less oxygen, saving water utilities and operators valuable resources while treating waste water.

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