Government agencies
Water, geology, climate and environment.
Collaborating for Water Research
Working with others on water research.
We work with institutions, researchers, communities and technical partners to improve data, methods and skills for water and environmental research.
No single organisation can do this alone.
Working together is how the research gets done — not an extra on the side.
Linked water problems need different evidence, skills and access, held by different organisations and fields.
Who We Work With
Partners may bring evidence, skill, data or access.
Universities
Researchers, students and academic exchange.
Research institutions
Joint studies, methods and co-publication.
Communities & civil society
Local knowledge of water and place.
Research funders
Scientifically independent grant-funded research.
Development organisations
Training and research that can be shared publicly.
Technology partners
Sensors and data systems used in research.
Private-sector research partners
Scientifically independent research collaboration only.
Ways to Collaborate
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Joint research
Develop shared research questions and studies.
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Data collaboration
Share or develop datasets under appropriate access conditions.
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Co-publication
Develop scholarly or technical outputs together.
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Student research
Support thesis, dissertation or research placements.
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Research grants
Develop scientifically independent grant-funded research.
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Research test tools
Try monitoring, models or digital research ideas in a limited setting.
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Knowledge exchange
Share methods, evidence and technical experience.
Formal where necessary. Open where appropriate.
The level of formality follows what is actually at stake.
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Open exchange
Open data, academic discussion and sharing methods — no heavy paperwork.
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Research cooperation
Joint methods, student research and co-publication.
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Formal collaboration
Non-public data, research funding, intellectual property or institutional commitments — written agreement.
Scientific Independence
Partner or funder involvement does not determine research methods, findings or conclusions. Funded and private-sector research must preserve scientific independence and Reksar Lab’s non-profit character, with relevant funding and conflicts disclosed appropriately.
Current Collaborations
None listed yet
Verified collaborations will be listed here as they are formally established and publicly reportable. Public listings reflect active or documented research relationships only.
Get in touch
For research collaboration, data cooperation, academic exchange or institutional partnership, contact Reksar Lab.
Institutional email: To be confirmed