Jeremy Fein - Research Group Members




	Jeremy B. Fein Professor Director, Environmental Molecular Science Institute EMSI website Current and Previous Research Group Members GRADUATE STUDENTS SUPERVISED Ph. D. Christopher Daughney, McGill University, 1997 Thesis: Selected Geochemical Reactions in Heavy Metal-Chlorophenol Systems Current position:Senior Scientist, Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences, New Zealand David Fowle, University of Notre Dame, 2000 Thesis: Experimental Studies of the Effects of Bacterial Surfaces on Metal Transport in Aqueous Systems Current position: Assistant Professor, University of Windsor (Canada) Nathan Yee, University of Notre Dame, 2001 Thesis: Experimental Study and Theoretical Modeling of Bacteria-mineral Adhesion Reactions Current position: Assistant Professor, Rutgers University. Peter Wightman, University of Notre Dame, 2002 Thesis: New Insights into Bacteria-Related Geochemical Processes Current position: Postdoctoral Research Scientist, Northwestern University. David Ams, University of Notre Dame; Co-supervised with P. Maurice Expected Completion: 2003 Kelly Johnson, University of Notre Dame Expected Completion: 2005 Drew Gorman-Lewis, University of Notre Dame Expected Completion: 2006 David Borrok, University of Notre Dame Expected Completion: 2006 Brian Ginn, University of Notre Dame Expected Completion: 2006 M.Sc. Bogdan Nowosielski, McGill University, 1997 Thesis: Experimental Study of Octanol-water Partition Coefficients for 2,4,6-trichlorophenol and Pentachlorophenol: Derivation of an Empirical Model of Chlorophenol Partitioning Behaviour Jean-Francois Boily, McGill University, 1997 Thesis: Experimental Study of Cd-citrate Co-adsorption on Corundum Peter Wightman, McGill University, 1997 Thesis: Experimental Study of 2,4,6-trichlorophenol and Pentachlorophenol Solubilities in Aqueous Solutions: Derivation of a Speciation-based Chlorophenol Solubility Model Lawrence Yane, McGill University, 1997. Thesis: Experimental study of Aqueous and Mineral Surface Aluminum-aniline and Aluminum-2-chloroaniline Complexation Emily Kaulbach, University of Notre Dame Expected completion: 2006 POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE SUPERVISED Dr. Jong-Un Lee; Ph.D. from Seoul National University, South Korea Conducted Research at Notre Dame: October 1997 - October 1998 Project: The Effects of Bacteria on the Dissolution Rates of Corundum and Quartz Dr. Benjamin Turner. October, 2002 - present Project: Reaction-path Modelling of Bacterial Transport in Geologic Systems