Paul D. Haney

Dr. Paul D. Haney explores cutting-edge topics in water purification methods and water resources improvement. With a robust background in chemical engineering, Dr. Haney has made significant contributions to the field of water treatment. He previously served as an associate professor at the University of Kansas, where his research primarily focused on enhancing and preserving water resources. His work in designing innovative water treatment systems has been instrumental in advancing the field. In addition to his academic endeavors, Dr. Haney is a research engineer at Black & Veatch, where he continues to apply his expertise in chemical engineering to solve complex water-related challenges. His leadership roles in prestigious engineering organizations, such as the Water Pollution Control Federation and the American Society of Civil Engineers, underscore his commitment to the field. Dr. Haney's contributions have been recognized by his peers, as evidenced by his membership in the National Academy of Engineering. His dedication and impact in the field were further acknowledged when he received the 1983 DESA award. Through his work, Dr. Haney remains at the forefront of efforts to improve water quality and accessibility, ensuring sustainable water resources for future generations.