Research dealt with the formation of brominated organic compounds during water ozonation in waters containing bromide. An examination of the fate of heavy metals introduced to drinking water supplies via contaminants of alum, a chemical used for coagulation. This is an important issue in the estuarine environment, particularly in the over-nutrified Neuse River. Position dealing with water conservation, regulation, and or education in the coastal environment. Gregory A. Loraine PhD, anticipated graduation Spring 1996.
Interests are in industrial and hazardous wastewater and air treatment.
Currently seeking a position to broaden experience in treatment applications. Interested in Post-doctoral positions in industry or academia, or consulting on waste treatment projects. Spent one year employed as a research assistant by URI's Department of Natural Resources Science. Work involved quantifying the transport and environmental fate of the herbicide norflurazon in high organic matter soils. Teaching experience gained first year at UNC-CH, graduate teaching assistant for the Biology Department.