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
Kenneth
W. Jackson, Ph.D. Imperial College, London (1972)
Fundamental and applied ultratrace analytical chemistry. more
info
jackson@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 W. O'Keefe, Ph.D.
Oregon State University (1971)
Environmental chemistry and analysis of chlorinated dioxins, pharmaceuticals, and related compounds. more
info
okeefe@wadsworth.org
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
Qi Zhang, PhD University of California (2002)
Chemistry of atmospheric condensed phases (e.g., aerosol, fog and cloud droplets), aerosol mass spectrometry, and development of advanced data
analysis techniques and instrumentation to characterize the sources and processes of organic particles. more info
qz@asrc.cestm.albany.edu
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
Tadashi Yoshinari, Ph.D., Dalhousie University (1973)
Microbial processes; sources and sinks of atmospheric trace gases. more info
yoshinar@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)
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