Edward L. Rada was born in Mill City, Oregon in 1916, to Czech immigrant parents. He left Oregon to serve as a Naval officer in WWII. He eventually settled in Pasadena, CA, where he earned his doctorate in Economics at University of Southern California. Edward then joined the faculty at UCLA, retiring in 1986 as […]
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Micro-hydro research honors the memory of Edward Rada
Friday, May 8th, 2009Micro-Hydro Project
Thursday, April 9th, 2009Check out this video introducing the first joint JD/MS in water resources science student who is researching the feasibility of generating electricity from low flow springs in the Oregon Cascades. Jennifer’s research is made possible by a gift from Mrs. Esther Rada to the Water Resource Management Research Fund at OSU. The fund is used […]
