Remediation Pathways

Employee Spotlight: Sarah Cronk

Sarah joined SiREM officially in April 2021 – after spending six months with the Knoxville team repurposing their lab for SARS-CoV-2 testing during the pandemic. She started her career in consulting as a [...]

Employee Spotlight: Sarah Cronk2022-10-18T11:11:57-05:00

A Conversation with Prof. Elizabeth Edwards Ph.D., P.Eng., O.C.

Elizabeth Edwards is the Director of BioZone and a Professor in the Dept. of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry.  She is an internationally renowned expert in bioremediation and environmental biotechnology who has spent over [...]

A Conversation with Prof. Elizabeth Edwards Ph.D., P.Eng., O.C.2022-03-22T14:15:42-05:00

The Dynamic Duo, Combining Molecular Biological Tools and Isotopes in Monitored Natural Attenuation

Monitored natural attenuation (MNA) can be a cost effective and sustainable remediation strategy, as a sole remedy, a polishing step, or downgradient of active remediation in source zones. The ability to effectively assess [...]

The Dynamic Duo, Combining Molecular Biological Tools and Isotopes in Monitored Natural Attenuation2021-10-27T13:48:56-05:00

Technology Spotlight – An Introductory Guide to Compound Specific Isotope Analysis

Stable Isotopes are “light” and “heavy” atoms of the same element Stable isotopes are atoms of an element that contain the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons in their nucleus [...]

Technology Spotlight – An Introductory Guide to Compound Specific Isotope Analysis2021-10-27T13:47:53-05:00

Interview with Kevin Kuntz, Ph.D. and Anko Fischer, Ph.D.

Kevin Kuntz, Ph.D. Kevin is the lab manager and innovation expert at Isodetect GmbH, Germany. He received his Ph.D. in Biochemistry from the University of Leipzig (Germany) in the research field of anaerobic [...]

Interview with Kevin Kuntz, Ph.D. and Anko Fischer, Ph.D.2021-10-22T08:58:12-05:00

Rust Never Sleeps…Harnessing Corrosion of Reduced Iron and Biology for Site Remediation

Legendary musician Neil Young coined the phrase “Rust Never Sleeps” in the late 70’s referring to relentless personal and societal decay. Neil wasn’t likely thinking about site remediation at the time but [...]

Rust Never Sleeps…Harnessing Corrosion of Reduced Iron and Biology for Site Remediation2021-05-27T07:45:38-05:00
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