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Closeup of the sewage sampler device in a lab.

LSU Research Bites: A Simple $4 Tool Could Turn Sewage into Actionable Public Health Data

LSU assistant professor and researcher Aaron Bivins' lab recently published results from its deployment of a low-cost passive wastewater sampler that uses small pellets of activated charcoal to capture microorganisms from water for testing.

Mounds of bagasse lie behind a sugar cane mill. Louisiana's sugar mills produce 3 million tons of the waste product each year.

How much Methane Comes from Sugar Cane Waste?

President Rousse takes a photo with his wife and someone dressed like the Grinch during the Late Night Breakfast

Photos: LSU Students Fuel Up for Finals at the Late Night Breakfast

When finals week approaches, it’s time for the LSU Late Night Breakfast, providing students with a much-appreciated break from studying to enjoy great food and good cheer.

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