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North Carolina State University. This research is an integral component of the Molecular Environmental Soil Science (MESS) program.News
We are looking for applicants for the Dean's Diversity Postdoctoral Fellowship in Geomicrobiological Research in Environmental Remediation We welcome Dr. Megan Andrews to the group. See our new paper in Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta. See our new paper in Biometals. See our new paper in the Journal of Natural Resources and Life Science Education and the write up in CSA News.
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Navdeep Kaur, Postdoctoral Scholar
Megan Andrews, Postdoctoral Scholar
Kwang-Seop Kim, Visiting Postdoctoral Scholar
Martin Akafia, Ph.D. Student
Dawn Markarian, Master's Student
Tyler Sowers, Undergraduate Student
Thomas Privott, Undergraduate Student
Research Themes
Geochemistry of Biological Metal Mobilization and Uptake
Microbial exudates control the biogeochemical cycling of trace metals.
Linking Microscale Mechanism and Molecular Structure to Macroscale Reactivity
Microscale observations provide unique insights into macroscale phenomena.
Rates and Products of Biologically Controlled Phase Transformations
Microbes facilitate the precipitation, volatilization, and transformation of environmentally relevant species.
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Contact Information
3208 Williams Hall, 101 Derieux Street
Campus Box 7619
Department of Soil Science
North Carolina State University
Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7619, USA
Phone: (919)513-1577
Fax: (919)515-2167