About Us
Our group uses thermodynamic principles to assess the fate and transport of natural and anthropogenic compounds in the environment including:
- alkalinity and acidification in coastal systems
- air-sea gas transfer (bubbles & sea spray)
- carbon and nitrogen geochemistry
- emerging contaminants in coastal and far-shore environments
- chemical samplers and sensors (sulfate and contaminant samplers)
Latest News …
New Publication: Air-surface exchange of halomethoxybenzenes in a Swedish subarctic catchment
Posted on by Penny Vlahos
Air-surface exchange of halomethoxybenzenes in a Swedish subarctic catchment TF Bidleman, K Agosta, E Shipley, M Tysklind, P VlahosScience of the Total Environment 948, 174849 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.174849
New Publication: Droughts and deluges: changes in river discharge and the carbonate chemistry of an urbanized temperate estuary
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Lauren J Barrett, Penny Vlahos, Mary A McGuinness, Michael M Whitney, Jamie MP Vaudrey
New Publication: Timescales for the Spray-Mediated Gas Exchange of Carbon Dioxide
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Lucy Hendrickson , Penny Vlahos and Leonel Romero
New NOAA ECOHAB proposal funded!
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New Publication
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Chemistry of Carbon Dioxide Removal. DOI: 10.1021/acsinfocus.7e8006 LJ Barrett, S Rush, P Vlahos American Chemical Society