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October 26, 2026, 12:53 pmANS News The American Nuclear Society recently hosted a webinar that served as an introduction to Nuclear Science and Technology Open Research (NSTOR), the Society’s platform that is reshaping how nuclear research is shared and accessed globally.
ANS webinar spotlights NSTOR
The American Nuclear Society recently hosted a webinar that served as an introduction to Nuclear Science and Technology Open Research (NSTOR), the Society’s platform that is reshaping how nuclear research is shared and accessed globally.
Behind the paper – what powers profitable smallholder irrigation in Ethiopia?
We speak with Rahel Deribe Bekele, Dawit Mekonnen, Tiruwork Arega, and Marc Jeuland, authors of a recent paper “Energy options for irrigated agriculture and their impacts on returns: Evidence from Ethiopia“ published in PLOS Water. Follow PLOS Water on LinkedIn for journal news, announcements and the latest published research! What motivated you to explore the topic and decide on this research question?
Behind the paper – beyond crop averages: seeing agricultural water use more clearly
We speak to Joshua Viers, senior author of a recent paper “Identifying agricultural consumptive-use patterns to support adaptive water management in California’s Santa Clara Valley via remote sensing and machine learning“ published in PLOS Water.
Behind the paper: when the water disappears, the need does not
We speak with Matt Stellbauer, a research specialist at the Texas Water Resources Institute at Texas A&M AgriLife, whose work focuses on household water insecurity, multiple-use water services, and how people experience and adapt to unreliable water systems. Matt’s research draws on more than a decade of experience in international agricultural and water development and increasingly explores what these lessons can teach us about decentralized water systems in the United States and globally.
Behind the paper: unravelling the hidden crisis of rural water supply performance through interdisciplinary research
We speak to Donald John MacAllister, lead author of a recent paper “Connecting narratives and numbers to investigate the interaction of social, physical and technical determinants of rural water supply performance“ published in PLOS Water. What motivated you to explore the topic and decide on this research question? Poor functionality of rural water supplies has been a persistent problem in Africa for at least 40 years.
PLOS-UNC Water and Health 2026 Special Collection partnership
We are pleased to announce that PLOS and The Water Institute at UNC are again partnering to publish a special collection of articles in PLOS Water, PLOS Global Public Health, PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases, and PLOS Sustainability and Transformation from the 2026 UNC Water and Health Conference taking place October 26 – 30.The collection will feature original research, review, and commentary-style narrative papers from the work being discussed and presented at the conference, across the...
A new Gates Foundation Collection in PLOS on Wastewater & Environmental Surveillance in Low-Resource Settings
We’re excited to announce the publication of a new Collection across several PLOS journals in partnership with the Gates Foundation, including a range of interdisciplinary research on the topic of Wastewater & Environmental Surveillance in Low-Resource Settings.
Getting the groundwater resource estimates right
In this post, PLOS Water‘s Section Editor for Water Resources and Hydrology, M. Dinesh Kumar (Executive Director of Institute for Resource Analysis and Policy in Hyderabad, India) discusses the importance of groundwater resource estimates in India, and recommendations to improve them in future. It is often stated that India is the largest user of groundwater in the world.
A new PLOS Water Collection in partnership with SUSE: ‘Urbanization and Aquatic Ecosystems’
Urban, suburban, and exurban land covers a large and rapidly growing footprint on our planet. Because human development has concentrated around waterways for transportation, water supply, and waste removal, development has reshaped natural waterways, riparian corridors, and the broader landscape. While waterways provide essential benefits for society, urbanization imposes significant pressure on aquatic ecosystems.
Sera Young joins PLOS Water as co-Editor-in-Chief
We are delighted to welcome Professor Sera Young to PLOS Water as co-Editor-in-Chief! Sera is a professor of anthropology at Northwestern University, in Chicago, Illinois, where she also holds appointments as the co-Director of the Center for Water and a fellow at the Institute for Policy Research.
European Commission signs off on Romanian nuclear plans
The European Commission has issued a positive opinion on the technical and nuclear safety aspects of the construction of Units 3 and 4 at Cernavoda nuclear power plant in Romania. Under the Euratom Treaty, nuclear project developers are required to notify the EC of planned investments and to demonstrate compliance with the highest nuclear safety standards. Cernavoda, the only nuclear power plant in Romania, comprises two 650-MWe CANDU-6 reactors.
Report: Better public engagement needed from NRC
A new report from the Breakthrough Institute has identified challenges and offers recommendations to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for fostering inclusive and transparent dialogue and engagement with the public.
Still time to submit for NSTOR collections on policy issues
ANS News The latest virtual event produced by the American Nuclear Society brought together experts from the forefront of the global nuclear industry to discuss strategies for ensuring a safe, secure,... The Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration hopes to dispose of up to 34 metric tons of surplus defense-related plutonium at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in New...
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