Pablo K. Cornejo

Research Interests 

Pablo K. Cornejo’s research focuses on life cycle environmental impacts of wastewater and resource recovery management strategies, as well as multi-criteria decision support frameworks for sustainable drinking water treatment systems. Other research interests include greenhouse gas models for water reuse and desalination facilities; the water-energy-food nexus; and water and sanitation issues in the developing world.

Research Projects

PI’s: Scott R. Summers

Title: Design of Risk-reducing, Innovative-Implementable Small System Knowledge (DeRISK) Center

Funding Agency: U.S. EPA, National Center for Innovation in Small Drinking Water Systems

Dates: 2014-Present Award Amount: $4,099,973

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Related Grant Funded Projects

PI’s: James R. Mihelcic

Title: Workshop for Developing Evaluation Metrics to Advance a National Water Resource Recovery Facility Test Bed Network

Funding Agency: National Science Foundation

Dates: August 2016-Present

Award Amount: $49,598

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Research Areas

Economics, Energy, Engineering, Water, Other