Valerie Schoepfer

Postdoc in environmental geochemisty and mineralogy

[CanadianLightSource @CanLightSource]

“The synchrotron is such a powerful tool that allows us to really dig deep when looking at elemental composition & spatial relationships. It provides data you just can’t get in a regular university lab” Schoepfer https://t.co/TuOsCLfp53
@usask @UofRegina @UofRScience @usaskArtSci

[Ed Burton @BurtonEd]

Our new @ACSEarthSpace paper flips a decades-old paradigm by showing that arsenic enhances transformation of schwertmannite to jarosite. https://t.co/2YTab30V0R. @arc_gov_au @ausynchrotron @SCUonline @nkarimia @ScottJoh_dirtDr @vaschoepfer @gichem06 @Dane37697329

[Ed Burton @BurtonEd]

Proud to see for @vaschoepfer (a PhD graduate from our @SCGeoscience team) continuing excellent #geochemistry research on how Fe(III) oxides affect contaminant fate in her latest paper in @ACSEarthSpace with @mbjlindsay (https://t.co/XBEsw9rQpV)

[ACS Earth Space Chem @ACSEarthSpace]

New study from @vaschoepfer, @mbjlindsay and @USaskGeoSci colleagues: Iron(II)-induced transformation of #ferrihydrite and #goethite promotes structural incorporation of sorbed molybdate. https://t.co/87I6xKddoB @CanLightSource @usask