Regents Professor & Fulton Chair of Environmental Engineering at Arizona State University. He was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 2023
Stopping slime on Earth and in space
Our NSF-CASIS research on "GULBI" for the International Space Station (ISS) was picked and and shared here:
https://t.co/x0XEsr90I1
Want to hear about "Will There Be Enough Water to Make More Semiconductors in the U.S.?" Listen to H2O Radio here (about 2:54 minutes into) https://t.co/Bw6iblWHPB Week in Water for August 10, 2025 by H2ORadio via #soundcloud https://t.co/SZnDjzq62k
Elemental and morphological diversity of individual magnetic particles from urban surfaces: implications for adverse health outcomes - Environmental Science: Nano https://t.co/Wa9laNjw1Q
There are many applications for hydrogen peroxide. #MyACSCover. Bridging Materials Innovation with an Efficient Photocatalyst-Enabled Optical Fiber Reactor for H2O2 Production | Environmental Science & Technology https://t.co/sss6NQ6opf
A great NEWT (https://t.co/u3xxbSDqjI) collaboration between Yale/Rice/ASU !
Viability assessment of lithium recovery from unconventional saline wa... https://t.co/b9YYiMyxIj
We are hoping this research serves as foundation for a new company -- keep your eyes open Modulating the Central Metal Redox-State Ratios of Amorphous Titanium (Hydr)Oxide by Incorporating Cerium Enhances Mixtures of Oxyanions Removal from Water | ES&T https://t.co/B2g2QhJ3PA
solving arsenic and other metal drinking water challenges using new technology developed by the Global Center for Water Technology, part of the NEWT Alliance | ES&T https://t.co/2VmPGdDi9d
Aquatic nanomaterials are as important as dissolved organic matter? Maybe... would love to hear your thoughts. Check out our ES&T article https://t.co/eU4WEOrhDA
Primary Sludges Drive the Scalability and Power Production of Hydrothermal Liquefaction for Energy Resource Recovery at Wastewater Treatment Facilities | ACS Sustainable Resource Management https://t.co/odSQsevGu1
Control of Fungal Spores on Surfaces with UV-C Exposure Necessitates Complete Inactivation to Prevent Mycorrhizal Network Establishment | Environmental Science & Technology https://t.co/AyFtvs3QZi
This integrates work in our lab on optical fibers for a variety of applications, spanning a decade of work. Thanks past/present students & collaborators. Advancing Light-Driven Reactions with Surface-Modified Optical Fibers | Accounts of Chemical Research https://t.co/svUMRSPPsi
This is an exciting new "Perspective" from our group - I hope you enjoy.
Natural, Incidental, and Engineered Nanomaterials in Surface Waters: Occurrence and Catalytic Reactivity Influences on Micropollutant Degradation Plus Nutrient Turnover | https://t.co/iuqZX0hAdf
For the first time we show how germicidal light impacts mold growth on surfaces . Control of Fungal Spores on Surfaces with UV-C Exposure Necessitates Complete Inactivation to Prevent Mycorrhizal Network Establishment | Environmental Science & Technology https://t.co/1xtcPxlLWx