Arnold School of Public Health - Department of Environmental Health Sciences

• Marjorie Aelion, Degradation of environmental pollutant compounds.
  
• Alan Decho, Growth and activities of bacteria in biofilms.
  

• Scott Neubauer, Microbial ecology, biogeochemistry.
  
• Erik Smith, Microbial ecology.
  
• Susan B. Wilde, Harmful algal blooms, cyanobacterial toxins.
  
  

• Ron Benner, Biogeochemistry and Microbial Ecology.
  
• Madilyn Fletcher, Bacterial attachment to solid surfaces.
  
• Rick Lovell, Molecular microbial ecology.
  
• Richard Long, Molecular marine microbial ecology and?biogeochemistry, bacteria chemical communications, waterborne pathogens.
  
• Jay Pinckney, Marine ecology, benthic microbial processes, phytoplankton ecology.
  
• Tammi Richardson, Phytoplankton physiology and ecology; marine food webs.
  

• Lee Ferguson, Environmental analytical chemistry, application of proteomics to problems in environmental toxicology.
  
• John Ferry, Environmental chemistry.
  
• Caryn Outten, Cellular and molecular mechanisms of redox homeostasis.
  
• Wayne Outten, Microbial metal metabolism.
  
• Tim Shaw, Environmental analytical chemistry.
  
• Ben Twining, Trace metal geochemistry, marine microbial ecology.
  

• Claudia Benitez-Nelson, Marine geochemistry.
  

• M. Hanif Chaudhry, Computer and physical modeling for environmental hydraulics and water resources.