Ruby Diaz

<<Return to main menu Experimental research of potential methods for defluorination of PFAS – Ruby Diaz [bs_collapse id=”collapse_17a8-dcd1″][bs_citem title=”Bio” id=”citem_c7ee-1348″ parent=”collapse_17a8-dcd1″]I am a civil and environmental engineer currently pursuing a Ph.D. at the university of Utah. My research interest is biodegradation of recalcitrant pollutants using fungi and/or bacteria.[/bs_citem][bs_citem title=”Abstract” id=”citem_687b-216b” parent=”collapse_17a8-dcd1″]Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) […]

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Dong-ah Choi

<<Return to main menu Which Neighborhood Has Street Greenery for Active Living?: Evidence from Western U.S. Urban Areas – Dong-ah Choi, Alessandro Rigolon, Keunhyun Park [bs_collapse id=”collapse_4ff7-f093″][bs_citem title=”Bio” id=”citem_accf-479d” parent=”collapse_4ff7-f093″]Dong-ah Choi is a doctoral candidate in the Department of City & Metropolitan at the University of Utah. Before seeking a doctoral degree, she earned her bachelor’s and […]

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Jeremiah Bernau

<<Return to main menu Groundwater-surface-atmospheric interactions at the Bonneville Salt Flats saline pan – Jeremiah Bernau, Brenda Bowen, Eric Pardyjak[bs_collapse id=”collapse_744c-3c6f”][bs_citem title=”Bio” id=”citem_be45-fde8″ parent=”collapse_744c-3c6f”]Jeremiah is a Ph.D. student in geology. His work focuses upon how the atmosphere, biosphere, and geosphere interact with the unique saline crust at the Bonneville Salt Flats. When he isn’t out doing […]

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