Brazil

April 5, 2018

Researchers build sensors to help drought-stricken Brazil

WSU engineering students will help Northeast Brazil to measure something its people can’t see but need to protect.

Brazil, drought, groundwater, Sasha Richey, water

WSU device assembly team (l-r:) Sasha Richey, MME student Ian Laursen, Kirk Reinkens and Arda Gozen.

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