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WATERJAM 2018 WITH WILLIAM RANDALL

WATERJAM 2017 With Fabrizio

WATER INTERFACE ESCAPE ROOM

AEESP 2017 with Bruce Rittmann

33RD GSA RESEACH SYMPOSIUM

WaterJAM 2016

ECi Competition 2016

32nd GSA Research Symposium

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RSS Environ. Sci. Technol.

  • [ASAP] Poly- and Perfluoroalkyl Substances in Seawater and Plankton from the Northwestern Atlantic Margin
  • [ASAP] Reproduction Stage Differentiates the Time-Course Regulation of Metabolites in Daphnia magna
  • [ASAP] Immobilization and Release Behavior of Phosphorus on Phoslock-Inactivated Sediment under Conditions Simulating the Photic Zone in Eutrophic Shallow Lakes
  • [ASAP] Reply to Comment on “Traditional Tibetan Medicine Induced High Methylmercury Exposure Level and Environmental Mercury Burden in Tibet, China”

RSS Water Research

  • Superimposed microplastic pollution in a coastal metropolis
  • Photoelectrocatalytic degradation of organics and formation of disinfection byproducts in reverse osmosis concentrate
  • Wide-spread inconsistency in estimation of lake mixed depth impacts interpretation of limnological processes
  • Occurrence and source apportionment of novel and legacy poly/perfluoroalkyl substances in Hai River basin in China using receptor models and isomeric fingerprints
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