It’s springtime in Alaska…

Successfully uploaded the vaccine record, looking forward to attend AEESP conference after two years.

Off to St. Louise to attend AEESP conference all the way from Alaska. Using long layover for last minute slides preparation.

Nice to meet Dr. @mohanty_ucla AEESP2022_WashU

Will be presenting my research AEESP2022_WashU on how psychrophilic sulfate-reducing bacteria enriched from sub-Arctic mine sediments can help in developing acid mine drainage remediation process for cold regions. At Jubel Hall 120, 2.45 pm.

CALL FOR PAPERS Special Issue of Environmental Engineering Science Microbial and Chemical Processes in Natural and Engineered Systems   Honoring: Philip Singer (1942-2020), Edward Bouwer (1955-2019), James J. Morgan (1932-2020), Deborah Swackhamer (1954-2021), and Michael Aitken (1956-2020)   1/2

Cool way to link environmental remediation to art! AEESP cnn.com/2022/08/02/wor…

Last harvest of this year.

Why the cost 💲 for water treatment and distribution in rural Alaska is much higher than the national average, and how it is relevant to the similar Arctic communities all over the world? Please read our recent article Environmental Science & Technology Journals

Our recent Environmental Science & Technology Journals article on the degradation of micropollutants in contaminated water using UV-equipped photocatalytic membrane reactor.

An exciting opportunity to work on the water reuse system in Alaska. Is anyone interested?

Continuous warming temperature in Fairbanks, Alaska led to a heavy forest fire at 3.5 miles east of Mile 18 Elliot Highway

Our recent article published in Environmental Science & Technology Journals ACS ES&T Engineering discusses the novel bioweathering approach for recovering rare earth elements from Alaskan coal mines Srijan Aggarwal Brandon R. Briggs #rareearthelements #criticalminerals #biorecovery pubs.acs.org/articlesonrequ…

I am very excited to share that I'm starting a new position as Tenure-Track Assistant Professor in Environmental Engineering at University of Alaska Anchorage

It was a nice daylong visit to Greens Creek Mine in Alaska as we are collaborating on Critical Minerals research. It’s a multi-institutional approach involving UAA, UAF, Utah, and Alaska DGGS as major partners

As a student I always felt that hands-on learning helps in strengthening the fundamental concepts. With my students in Environmental Engineering Design class, the first course I am teaching in my new position

As the days ends- a view from my office window

Our recent study uncovered a troubling reality: microplastics have infiltrated Alaska's freshwaters and snow. These minuscule particles, with their capacity to travel vast distances in the air, now threaten surface waters and land ecosystems.

Our recent article on Microplastics in Alaskan wasters and snow got featured in Environmental Science Journals of the RSC #ESWRT pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

Curious about the impact of hashtag#wildfire on aquatic ecology and drinking water sources in hashtag#Arctic and subarctic regions? Join me at my hashtag#AEESP2025 poster session at Duke University this Wednesday