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Researcher Profiles
Name | Research Themes | Research Keywords | Research Topics | Research Overview | Researcher Department |
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Jody Endres | Water and Land Stewardship |
Regulatory and other policy strategies to address water quality and quantity issues in agriculture and energy production, both domestically and internationally. |
Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences | ||
Courtney Flint | Water and Land Stewardship |
Focuses on the decision making implications of rural stakeholders for community and regional well-being. Examines how perceptions of ecosystem services, water quality risks, and climate change influence resource management decisions. Lab has a variety of transdisciplinary, mixed methods projects underway including being engaged in a large project with biogeochemists and agricultural engineers to explore socio-economic dimensions of innovations to reduce agricultural nitrate runoff. |
Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences | ||
Bruce Fouke | Water and Land Stewardship |
Latest research includes determination of how organic macromolecules produced by bacteria and corals affect the precipitation of carbonate biominerals during rapid environmental changes in temperature and oxygen concentration. The natural laboratories for this work are travertine hot springs in Yellowstone and coral reef ecosystems of the Netherlands Antilles. Results are providing fundamental new knowledge of the extent to which feedbacks between minerals, metazoans (coral) and thermophilic bacteria control the carbonate biomineralization process. |
Geology | ||
Marcello Garcia | Water and Land Stewardship |
River mechanics, sediment transport, sedimentation engineering and environmental hydraulics. Best known for research in sediment entrainment from riverbeds, flow and transport in vegetated channels, the mechanics of oceanic turbidity currents, and the dynamics of mudflows in mountain areas. |
Civil and Environmental Engineering | ||
David Gay | Water and Land Stewardship |
Monitors precipitation chemistry. The program is a cooperative effort between many different groups, including federal, state, tribal and local governmental agencies, educational institutions, private companies, and non-governmental agencies. |
Illinois State Water Survey | ||
John Georgiadis | Water and Land Stewardship |
Engineered or natural pattern-forming fluid systems of complex microstructure, which are important in the fields of energy utilization, environmental science, biotechnology and bioengineering |
Mechanical Science and Engineering | ||
Ximing Cai | Water and Land Stewardship |
Research interests include large-scale system optimization, river basin planning and management, drought management, water resources, economics and policy, geographic information system and spatial statistics, and international water resources development. |
Civil and Environmental Engineering | ||
Thomas Holm | Water and Land Stewardship |
Groundwater geochemistry, Arsenic geochemistry, Water treatment for arsenic removal, Metal speciation, Chemical equilibrium modeling, Sediment geochemistry, Biochar, Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, Nitrogen and phosphorus in groundwater and sediment |
Illinois State Water Survey | ||
Robert Hudson | Water and Land Stewardship |
Aquatic biogeochemical cycling of mercury, field and modeling research; Methylmercury analytical method development; Simulation modeling of mercury biogeochemistry in aquatic systems. |
Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences | ||
Tom Johnson | Water and Land Stewardship |
Environmental geochemistry. Isotope geochemistry. Fate of redox-sensitive contaminants in ground water and surface water systems. Redox history of the oceans and atmosphere. |
Geology |