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We are currently hiring PhD students!
With Fe stable isotopes and 57Fe Mössbauer Spectroscopy, we hope to bridge the gaps between lab and fieldwork and answer questions in the intersection of iron geochemistry and environmental engineering
With Fe stable isotopes and 57Fe Mössbauer Spectroscopy, we hope to bridge the gaps between lab and fieldwork and answer questions in the intersection of iron geochemistry and environmental engineering
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
Labs
Labs
Our labs at the University of Delaware’s DuPont Hall will offer cutting-edge resources for students:
Lab 149: From Spring 2025, it will feature a 57Fe Mössbauer Spectrometer with a 5 K cryostat.
Lab 151: A traditional wet chemistry lab, shared with Prof. Chiu.
Lab 250: Will be equipped for preparing and analyzing field samples.
The group will also have access to the University of Delaware’s Advanced Materials Characterization Lab (AMCL).
Field sites
Field sites
We will establish fieldwork sites in Delaware and Minas Gerais, Brazil. Future collaborations may also take us to Iceland or Thailand as well!
Projects
Projects
The impact of land use changes on climate change
The potential for Fe minerals to reduce contaminants in complex matrices
The interplay between Fe geochemistry and human life
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