PhD Paper #1 is officially published as of today!! We developed a new tool to quantify solute reactions called hyporheic reaction potential (HRP): pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…

We report considerable progress in minimizing risks of human exposure to arsenic in rice and water within Cambodia, a place that has long had a special place in my heart. My collaborators there, Kongkea and now Yan, are great resources. link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…

Tungsten is an understudied emerging environmental contaminant. It can be hard to measure, and we have spent a lot of time to learn how to do so. Today, Jing Sun et al reports our new method for tungsten analysis The original work was funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation. authors.elsevier.com/c/1j8Ve94qrEFJI

An amazing idea. #openscience is perfect to actually make a tool (and data) that often is never reproduced. I want one of these for both education and research.

My friend and colleague Charlie Harvey doing the kind of research that you can only propose, fund and execute as a full professor. Great work to understand tropical peat forests.

A chance to go work with a real leader in our field.

Arsenic remediation in highly-contaminated sites represents a challenge that requires active approaches. With collaborators Alyssa Barron, Henning Prommer, and others, we demonstrate how As is retained by in situ iron mineral formation, @SRP_NIEHS funded pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

The Woodwell Climate team has been amazing to work with, so please consider applying for this opportunity! The postdoc hired through this project will work closely with me.

So excited about the upcoming PhD Thesis defense of our #ColumbiaEHS Columbia Northern Plains SRP superstar trainee Irene Martinez-Morata 💫 this coming Tuesday July 2nd at 10 am ET -- join in person or via zoom‼️ She'll rock it🎸 tinyurl.com/MartinezMorata

New work from the @KathrinSchilli3 and the Metals lab at ColumbiaPublicHealth working with LDEO scientists Beizhan Yan and Khue Nguyen (and others) on a neglected exposure pathway to metals and other contaminants. Funded in part by @SRP_NIEHS via Columbia Northern Plains SRP and Center for Environmental Health and Justice

Now we are cooking with(out) gas. Great work to examine health benefits of cooking without gas in NYC. A great partnership between WE ACT for Environmental Justice and ColumbiaPublicHealth LDEO and others.

Really nice work about dust provenance from fellow LDEO students and faculty. It is hard to imagine a dusty Antarctica.

We currently have three open tenure-track faculty positions at Columbia University in the area of Earth Science! Two are teaching focused in the Dept of Earth & Environmental Sciences (DEES) and one is a research focused position at LDEO.

We are pleased to welcome 14 new members to our advisory committee! These faculty members join our diverse community of researchers and scholars. Learn more: tinyurl.com/4s2tafb8