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Ph.D. Students:
Christopher Daughney, McGill University, 1997. Thesis: Selected Geochemical Reactions in Heavy Metal-Chlorophenol Systems. Current position: Researcher - Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences, New Zealand. Email: C.Daughney@gns.cri.nz
David Fowle, University of Notre Dame, 2000. Thesis: The Thermodynamics of Metal-Bacteria Interactions. (PDF) Current position: Associate Professor, University of Kansas. Email: fowle@ku.edu
Nathan Yee, University of Notre Dame, 2001. Thesis: Experimental Studies of Adsorption in Bacteria-Water-Rock Systems: Implications for Heavy Metal Transport in the Subsurface. (PDF) Current position: Associate Professor – Rutgers University. Email: nyee@envsci.rutgers.edu
David Ams, Univ. of Notre Dame; co-supervised with P. Maurice: 2005. Thesis: Experimental Studies of Bacterial Interactions with Aqueous Heavy Metal Cations and Mineral Surfaces. (PDF) Current position: Postdoctoral researcher Los Alamos National Laboratory. Email: dams@lanl.gov
Kelly Johnson, University of Notre Dame, 2006. Thesis: Bacterial Adsorption of Aqueous Heavy Metals: Molecular Simulations and Surface Complexation Models. (PDF) Current position: Geochemist at MWH Global, Steamboat Springs, CO. Email: kellyjjohnson@gmail.com
Drew Gorman-Lewis, University of Notre Dame, 2006. Thesis: The Adsorption of Chemical Contaminants onto Environmental Surfaces with Special Consideration of the Bacterial Surface. (PDF) Current position: Assistant Professor, University of Washington. Email: dgormanl@u.washington.edu
David Borrok, University of Notre Dame, 2005. Thesis: Predictive Modeling of Metal Adsorption onto Bacterial Surfaces in Geologic Settings. (PDF) Current position: Associate Professor, University of Texas – El Paso. Email: dborrok@utep.edu
Bhoopesh Mishra, University of Notre Dame, 2006. Co-Supervised with Bruce Bunker. Thesis: Molecular Binding Mechanisms of Aqueous Cd and Pb to Siderophores, Bacteria, and Mineral Surfaces. (PDF) Current position: Staff Scientist, Argonne National Laboratory. Email: bhoopeshm@gmail.com
Brian Ginn, University of Notre Dame, 2007. Thesis: Quantifying Metal Adsorption onto the Surfaces of Bacteria and Grass Roots. (PDF) Current position: Postdoctoral Research Scientist, Georgia Tech. Email:brian.ginn@biology.gatech.edu
Daniel Alessi, University of Notre Dame, 2009. Thesis: Thermodynamic Modeling of Metal Adsorption and Mineral Solubility in Geochemical Systems. (PDF) Current position: Postdoctoral Researcher, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). Email:daniel.alessi@epfl.ch Janice Kenney, University of Notre Dame, 2010. Thesis: Metal Adsorption to bacterial cells and their products. (PDF) Current Position: Postdoctoral Researcher, Umeĺ University, Sweden. Email: janice.kenney@chem.umu.se Lindsay Seders, University of Notre Dame, 2010. Thesis: Experimental Studies of Geochemical Reactions that Affect the Mobility of Metals and Nanoparticles of Environmental Interest. (PDF) Current Position: Postdoctoral Researcher, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX. Email: lseders@lyle.smu.edu Sarrah Dunham-Cheatham, University of Notre Dame, 2012 (expected). Email: smdcheatham@gmail.com Post-Doctoral Researchers:
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. Current position: Faculty, Chonnam National University (Republic of Korea) Email: jongun@chonnam.ac.kr
Dr. Maxim Boyanov. June 2006 – 2007. Project: X-ray absorption spectroscopic studies of bacteria-metal interactions. Current Position: Staff Scientist, Argonne National Lab. Email: boyanov@anl.gov |
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