The Chemical Hydrogeology Group in the Department of Geosciences at Virginia Tech conducts integrative, cross-disciplinary research on solutes in Earth’s water. We use field, computational and laboratory techniques to examine and quantify the the transport of chemicals in surface- and groundwater Our goals are to advance understanding of the complex processes that influence water quality and to provide innovative solutions for improving the quality of Earth’s water resources.
Friday, October 24 Visit of Sarah Fakhreddine
Welcome to new graduate student Alicia Bateman!
See Desire, Delaney and Maddy at the James River Advanced Water Treatment Plant, home of a future SWIFT injection facility!
Congratulations to Delaney Kirr for being awarded a GSA Graduate Student Grant!
Congratulations to Desire Piphus for being awarded a Virginia Water Resources Research Center Graduate Student Grant!
Delaney Kirr, Tallory Wendell, Matthew Centofanti and Andrew Allard presented at the SE Geological Society of America Meeting in Harrisonburg, VA!
Cecelia Wood presented at the American Chemical Society Meeting in San Diego, CA!
Welcome to new graduate student Delaney Kirr!
Welcome to undergraduates Andrew Allard, Tallory Wendell and Matthew Centofanti to the Chem Hydro Lab!
Congratulations to Desire Piphus and Carly Bauer for receiving research awards from the Geological Society of America!
Desire Piphus and Carly Bauer gave amazing poster presentations at the Southeastern Geological Society of America meeting in Asheville (April 16-17, 2024). Congratulations to both!
See VTNews article on Cecelia Wood about being an ICTAS Doctoral Scholar!