Texas Water: In-Depth Solutions

Texas State University is dedicated to tackling Texas’ water challenges. Our faculty, staff, and students are working to develop innovative solutions for resource management, conservation, purity, and sustainability.

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Fortifying the Coast

Dr. Stacey Kulesza leads research to protect coastal bridge foundations and improve infrastructure resilience.
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Sipping Sustainably

Dr. Keisuke Ikehata is transforming treated wastewater into drinking water through advanced purification, aiming to address water scarcity with sustainable, safe, and cost-effective solutions.
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Water Guardians

Dr. Robert Mace of The Meadows Center at TXST discusses water sustainability and climate change, focusing on groundwater management, climate resilience, and innovative "one water" solutions.

Our Commitment

With a bold vision and unwavering commitment, we are positioning TXST to lead the nation as the preeminent water research university—ensuring a sustainable future for Texas and our fellow Texans.

At Texas State University, we are harnessing our deep expertise in water research to tackle the most pressing water challenges facing Texas and beyond. From pioneering advanced purification systems to strengthening coastal resiliency and uncovering solutions for dehydration, our faculty and students are driving innovation that directly benefits our communities.

Kelly Damphousse
TXST President

Additional Resources

Header photo provided by Matthew Mohondro. SCUBA diver photo provided by Jennifer Idol.