Transitioning from Active Remedies to Monitored Natural Attenuation
Dr. John Wilson, Scissortail Environmental Solutions Dr. Charles Newell, GSI Environmental Dr. David Adamson, GSI Environmental
Using Stable Isotopes to Document Contaminant Degradation and Distinguish Sources
Dr. Paul Hatzinger, APTIM
DCE ‘Stall’ – Causes and Cures
Dr. Robert (Bob) Borden North Carolina State University
Navigating Molecular Testing—From Assay Selection and Sampling Strategy to Results Interpretation
Dr. Kate Clark and Dr. Sam Rosolina Microbial Insights Inc.
Multiple Substrates and Monooxygenases – Recent Progress Towards “Precision” Aerobic Cometabolism of Contaminants
Dr. Michael Hyman North Carolina State University
CLU-IN Bioremediation-Expanding the Toolbox Session III-Emerging Opportunities
Sponsored by: NIEHS Superfund Research Program Speakers include: Pedro Alvarez (Rice University), Ameen Razavi (Microvi Biotechnologies), and Dora Taggart (Microbial Insights)
In Well Bioreactors for Treatment and Propagation of Indigenous Degraders in Contaminated Groundwater
Dr. Kerry Sublette, University of Tulsa
Confirming in situ Benzene Biodegradation Under Anaerobic Conditions Using Stable Isotope Probing
Dr. Kate Clark, Microbial Insights
Appropriate Use of Magnetic Susceptibility to Predict Abiotic Degradation of PCE, TCE and cis-DCE
Dr. John Wilson Scissortail Environmental
Min-Trap™: A New Monitoring Well-Based Sampling Tool for Documenting In Situ Reactive Mineral Formation
Dr. Craig Divine and Dr, Shandra-Justicia-León, Arcadis