PERSONNEL
Faculty:
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Annette L. Bunge, Professor, Chemical Engineering
& Petroleum Refining Department. Ph.D., University of
California, Berkeley. Transport in membranes; dermal
absorption of chemicals |
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Helen E. Dawson,
Assistant Research Professor, Environmental Science and
Engineering Division. Ph.D., Stanford University.
Multiphase flow and transport in the saturated and
unsaturated zones; processes for displacement of residual
organic liquids trapped in soil; coupling of flow and
transport models with geochemical processes. |
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Linda A. Figueroa, PE,
Associate Professor. Environmental Science and
Engineering Division. Ph.D., University of Colorado at
Boulder. Microbial transformation of hazardous organic
and inorganic pollutants; integration of reactor modeling
with mass transfer constants and microbial kinetics. |
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Bruce D.
Honeyman, Associate Professor. Environmental Science and
Engineering Division. Ph.D., Stanford University.
Surface chemistry; environmental radiochemistry;
metal-organic interactions; the physical/chemical
processes controlling the fate of chemical species in
natural and engineered systems. |
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Donald Macalady, Chairperson of the
Center, Professor, Chemistry and
Geochemistry Department. Ph.D., University of Wisconsin,
Madison. The chemistry of natural organic matter, abiotic
oxidation/reduction reactions, hydrolysis reaction rates
and mechanisms, environmental partitioning from aqueous
to soil/sedimentand other systems, transport of
contaminant chemicals across the human skin, particle
effects in aqueous chemistry acid mine drainage, and
chemistry in wetlands. |
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James Ranville,
Research Assistant Professor, Chemistry and
Geochemistry Department. Ph.D., Geochemistry Colorado
School of Mines. Environmental colloids and suspended
particles; Field-flow fractionation methods; ICP-AES/MS
methods; chemistry of acid-mine drainage; particles in
drinking water. |
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Philippe Ross, Professor and Division
Director, Environmental Science and
Engineering Division. Ph.D., University of Waterloo,
Ontario, Canada. |
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Robert L. Siegrist, PE, Associate Professor, Environmental Science and Engineering Division. Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. Environmental characterization and risk assessment; subsurface manipulation and in situ treatment of contaminated land, water, and waste water treatment, and reuse in natural and alternative systems. |
Graduate Students:
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Andrew B. Sheldon, Ph.D. Candidate. Environmental Science and Engineering Division. Human Exposure Assessment, Contaminant Transport/Fate Modeling, Risk Analysis. Current Project: Experimental Validation and Reliability Evaluation of Multimedia Risk Assessment Models |
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Lixin Sun, Ph.D. Candidate, Chemical Engineering & Petroleum Refining Department. Drug Delivery, BioSeparation, Controlled Release, Current Project: Dermal Absorption of Chemicals from Evaporating Vehicle Mixtures |
Last Updated: 09/02/1998