CAREER:  Interfacial Reactions Affecting Heavy Metal Fate and Transport: An Integrated Research and Education Plan

National Science Foundation (2006-2001)

Coupled Biogeochemical Processes Governing the Stability of Bacteriogenic Uraninite and Release of U(VI) in Heterogeneous Media:  Molecular to Meter Scales

Department of Energy Environmental Remediation Science Program (ERSP) (2006-2008)

A collaborative project with John Bargar (Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lab), Rizlan Bencheikh-Latmani (Ecole Polytechnique Federale Lausanne), and Brad Tebo (Oregon Health Sciences University)). 

Influence of Water Chemistry on the Dissolution and Transformation Rates of Lead Corrosion Products

American Water Works Association Research Foundation (2006-2009)

Environmental Applications of Nanostructured Materials

Washington University Center for Materials Innovation (2007-2008)

Collaborating Partners:  Pratim Biswas (EECE), Jeff Catalano (EPSc), and Jill Pasteris (EPSc)

Interfacial Processes Controlling Lead Mobility in Environmental Systems

Washington University McDonnell Academy Global Energy and Environmental Patnership (2007-2008)

Collaborating Partners:  Jill Pasteris (Earth and Planetary Science) and A.K. Suresh (Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay)

Completed Projects

NER:  Nanoscale Size Effects on the Biogoechemical Reactivity of Iron Oxides in Active Environmental Nanosystems

National Science Foundation (2006-2007)

Co-Principal Investigators:  Pratim Biswas and Brian Wrenn