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Thomas Azwell

Email: azwell@berkeley.edu

Office: 124 Giannini Hall

Phone: 510-717-4404

Lab Phone: 510-643-9171

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Research Interests

Soil remediation, habitat restoration, biomimicry, biodiversity, ethnobotany, oil spill response, dissemination of innovation, cognitive development, organic agriculture and industrial ecology


Research Description

Oil Remediation and Restoration

I design systems which remediate and transform polluted soil, such as crude oil impacted soils. These systems rely on the ability of microbes and their constituents, both naturally occurring and induced, to…[read more]

Sharon E. Bone

Sharon E. Bone

Graduate Student

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Aric  Newton

Aric Newton

Graduate Student

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Melody S. Nocon

Graduate Student

Email: mnocon@berkeley.edu

Office: 235 Hilgard Hall

Phone: 510-643-9951

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Research Interests

Groundwater Geochemistry of Arsenic

Research Description

I am interested in the abiotic groundwater geochemistry of arsenic in altered local aquifer environments. Aquifers are comprised of saturated geologic units whose chemical mineralogy represents complex assemblages of dominant and trace solid phases. In…[read more]

Catherine H. Pham

Catherine H. Pham

Graduate Student

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Garrison Sposito

Professor

Email: gsposito@berkeley.edu

Office: 117B Hilgard Hall

Phone: 510-643-8297

Lab Phone: 510-643-9171

Fax: 510-643-2940

Website(s): Sposito Research Web Page   Molecular Simulations of Biogenic Nanoparticles

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Office Hours: MTuTh 1:00-2:00 p.m.

Research Interests

Environmental aqueous geochemistry, subsurface hydrology

Research Description

Soils are open, multicomponent, biogeochemical systems containing solids, liquids, and gases. That they are open systems means soils exchange both matter and energy with the surrounding atmosphere, biosphere, and hydrosphere. These flows of…[read more]