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Research
B.S. in Environmental Chemistry
Individual faculty explore a wide range of research in the Environmental Chemistry program.
Follow the links below and contact the professors directly to discuss their work. Everyone likes to talk about their research!
Current Research Interests
- harmful algal blooms (Boyer)
- microbial uptake of heavy metals (Boyer)
- photochemistry in lakes and streams (Hassett) and marine waters (Kieber)
- new techniques for field and laboratory analysis of molecules, radicals, and particles in water, air, and soil (Dibble , Hassett, Johnson , Kieber, Teece)
- insect pheremones (Webster)
fate
of Persistant Organic Pollutants like PCBs, dioxins, and mirex (Hassett) - destruction of pollutants with non-thermal plasmas (Dibble)
- mechanisms of formation of organic aerosol (Dibble)
- kinetics and mechanisms of smog chemistry (Dibble)
- global carbon and sulfur cycles (Kieber)
- coral reef ecosystems (Teece)
- marine and lake food webs (Teece)
- biological chemistry (Teece)
- gunshot residues (Johnson)
- particles on leaves (Johnson)
