
Katherine T. Alben, Ph.D., Yale (1976)
Chemistry of drinking water; natural and anthropogenic organic compounds in aquatic organisms, rivers, lakes and wetlands. more info
alben@wadsworth.org
Kenneth M. Aldous, Ph.D.,
Imperial College, University of London (1970)
Instrumental methods of analysis of environmental pollutants. more
info
aldous@wadsworth.org
Ilham AlMahamid, Ph.D., Paris-Sud University (1990)
Radiochemistry; Migration behavior of radionuclides in the subsurface, their solubility
and complexation with organic materials; minimization of radioactive waste toxicity.
ilham.almahamid@wadsworth.org
Liang T. Chu, Ph.D. Princeton
University (1990)
Atmospheric chemistry; kinetics and mechanisms of atmospheric reactions; reactions on ice and salt surfaces. more
info
lchu@wadsworth.org
Kenneth Demerjian, Ph.D., Ohio State (1973)
Mechanisms of polluted and clean atmospheres. more info
kld@asrc.cestm.albany.edu
Vincent A. Dutkiewicz, Ph.D.
University at Albany, State University of New York (1977)
Physical and chemical mechanisms of atmospheric sulfur and other
environmentally significant pollutants. more
info
dutkiew@wadsworth.org
Chia-Swee Hong, Ph.D. City
University of New York (1980)
Ultratrace analytical chemistry; photochemistry. more
info
hongc@wadsworth.org
Liaquat Husain, Ph.D. University
of Arkansas (1968)
Atmospheric transport of trace chemicals; acid rain. more info
liaquat.husain@wadsworth.org
Robert Jansing, Ph.D., University of Houston, (1975)
Identification of biomarkers of human exposure to environmental chemicals. more info
jansing@wadsworth.org
Kurunthachalam Kannan, Ph.D., Ehime, Japan (1994)
Understanding global distribution, fate, and effects of organic pollutants in the environment. more info
kkannan@wadsworth.org
Haider A. Khwaja, Ph.D. University
of New Brunswick, Canada (1982)
Atmospheric pollutants transport studies; photochemistry. more
info
khwaja@wadsworth.org
Michael Kitto, Ph.D., University of Maryland (1987)
Radon in water and air; atmospheric gas and particle pollutants
radioactivity. more
info
MEK14@health.state.ny.us
Patrick J. Parsons, Ph.D., University of London (1983)
Trace-element analysis of biological tissues and fluids; analytical
atomic spectrometry. more
info
patrick.parsons@wadsworth.org
Thomas Semkow, Ph.D., Washington (St. Louis) (1983)
Environmental radioactivity; ionizing radiation measurement, mathematical
modeling. more
info
semkow@wadsworth.org
David Spink, Ph.D., University
of Maryland (1983)
Effects of xenobiotics on the metabolism of drugs and steroid hormones.
more
info
david.spink@wadsworth.org
Robert Turesky, Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1986)
Environmental and molecular epidemiology; assessment of human exposure to toxicants; biochemical
toxicology of carcinogenic heterocyclic aromatic amines.more info
rturesky@wadsworth.org
James Webber, Ph.D., University
at Albany, State University of New York (1999)
Hazardous microparticles in the environment; analytical electron
microscopy. more
info
webber@wadsworth.org
Xianliang Zhou, Ph.D. Dalhousie University (1988)
Deployment and development of techniques for the measurement of
organic and inorganic atmospheric trace species. more
info
zhoux@wadsworth.org
Lei Zhu, Ph.D. Columbia University
(1991)
Tropospheric chemistry, reaction kinetics and photochemistry, homogeneous and heterogeneous reactions, atmospheric application of cavity ring-down spectroscopy and time-resolved step-scan FTIR.
more info
zhul@wadsworth.org
Robert Briggs, Ph.D. Albany
Medical College (1972)
Mass spectrometry of environmental pollutants; chemical ionization
mass spectrometry; polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons of environmental
concern; laboratory information management.
briggs@wadsworth.org
Kevin Civerolo, Ph.D., The University of Maryland, College Park (1996)
Kamal Swami, PhD. University at Albany (1984)
Method development and trace metals analysis of environmental samples.
swami@wadsworth.org
Buu Tran, PhD. Claude Bernard University (1993)
Analytical chemistry of environmental pollutants, food toxins and drugs.
bnt01@health.state.ny.us.
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