Dr. Shiller serves as Professor and Director of the University of Southern Mississippi's Center for Trace Analysis. His research involves biogeochemistry of trace elements in natural waters, weathering and other controls on river composition, estuarine chemistry, and global carbon systems ...

My research focuses on using trace elements and stable isotopes in the marine environment as a tool for understanding marine biogeochemical and paleoceanographic processes, as well as the history and severity of anthropogenic contamination. It addresses environmental concerns, and is ...

Professor, Marine Sciences, Texas A&M University, Galveston. Dr. Griffin’s research interests include: biogeochemistry of primary nutrient elements, and trace metal and metalloid elements in the estuarine environment; inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS); molecular orbital computations relevant to carbon nanomolecules ...

RESEARCH EMPHASIS: Chemical oceanography and limnology Trace element cycling and tracer applications in natural water systems using stable and radioactive isotopes Sediment-water and particle-water interactions, with emphasis on colloids Colloids geochemistry Mobility of radioactive and toxic trace contaminants in surface ...

Dr. Salters is a Professor of Geochemistry at Florida State University. Research Interests Igneous petrology and trace element and isotope geochemistry in the broadest sense. Most of Dr. Salters' research is concentrated on quantifying processes that ultimately bear on the ...

Regents Professor Peter H. Santschi obtained his PhD in Chemistry in 1975 from the University of Bern in Switzerland. Since then, he has worked as a researcher at various prestigious institutions, such as Columbia University, the Swiss Institute for Water ...