BRUCE
D. HONEYMAN, Professor
Environmental
Science & Engineering
Colorado School of Mines
Coolbaugh Hall
Golden, CO 80401-1887
Phone:303-273-3420 Fax: 303-273-3413 Email: bhoneyma@mines.edu
Education
- Ph.D. in Civil Engineering (Major: Environmental Engineering and Science), Stanford University, 1984
- M.S. in Civil Engineering (Major: Environmental Engineering and Science), Stanford University, 1977
- B.S. in Applied Earth Science, Stanford University, 1976
Work Experience
- 1992-present: Assistant, Associate, and Full Professor, Division of Environmental Science and Engineering, Colorado School of Mines.
- 1990-1991: Senior Research Scientist, Chemical Oceanography, Texas A&M University.
- 1989-1991: Acting Assistant Professor, Environmental Science and Engineering, Stanford University.
- 1986-1988: Research Scientist, Department of Isotope Geochemistry, Swiss Federal Institute for Water Resources and Water Pollution Control (EAWAG).
- 1984-1985: Post-doctoral Research Associate, School of Oceanography and Joint Institute for the Study of Atmospheres and Oceans (JISAO), University of Washington.
Research Interests
I have always been fascinated by boundaries: mountain faces, the seashore, new art and literature; they are the places where rapid change occurs and processes (physical, social or intellectual) are the most intense. Boundaries are particular importance to environmental engineers and scientists because processes operating at these places (e.g., the air/water, mineral/solution or sediment/water interfaces) often regulate the composition of an entire system, whether natural or engineered.
