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Research Areas
Environmental Engineering
Environmental engineering seeks to study and minimize the impact of anthropogenic processes on the environment. The focus of our department in this research area is:
Air Quality
& Climate
Research includes:
- air quality planning and management
- ambient air quality
- climate effects of aerosols
- development of advanced aerosol sensors and instruments, data retrieval algorithms, and measurement networks
- indoor air quality
- green engineering including life cycle assessments
- satellite remote sensing and global modeling
Advancing our understanding of aerosol science and technology that underlie the formation, growth, measurement and modeling of systems of small particles in gases.
Faculty
Environmental Biotechnology
& Microbiology
Research includes:
- bioelectrochemical systems
- food-energy-water nexus
- microbiomes as environmental sensors and public health sentinels
- resource recovery
- wastewater treatment
Research at the interface of environmental engineering, systems biology, and microbiology.
Faculty
Environmental
Chemistry
Research includes:
- aerosol instrumentation
- biogeological cycling
- carbon dioxide sequestration
- fate and transport of heavy metals, radionuclides, organic contaminates, and nanoparticles
- organic chemical reactions in the environment
- membrane processes
Addresses important questions in environmental chemistry and remediation, mitigation of environmental impacts of energy technologies, and environmental quality of natural systems.
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