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| H21: | Microbial Transport in Aqueous Environments |
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Hydrology
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Helen Nguyen University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 205 N. Mathews ave 3230 Newmark Lab Urbana, IL, USA 217-244-6595 thn@uiuc.edu Markus Hilpert Johns Hopkins University 3400 North Charles Street Ames Hall 313 Baltimore, MD, USA (410) 516-5127 markus_hilpert @jhu.edu Prasanta Kalita University of Illinois Agricultural Engineering Sciences Building 332L AESB, MC-644 1304 W. Pennsylvania Avenue urbana, IL, USA (217) 333-0945 pkalita@uiuc.edu |
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| Description: | Transport and deposition of microorganisms control contaminant bioremediation and pathogen removal in aqueous subsurface environments and surface water. We seek presentations that highlight advances in theoretical, modeling, and/or experimental studies at all scales. Areas of interest are but not limited to: 1) transport and deposition behavior of bacteria, protozoans, and viruses; 2) chemotaxis; 3) biofilms in dynamic soil systems; 4) gene expression and gene transfer under dynamic conditions; and 5) predictive modeling studies for pathogen transport. We anticipate contribution in both oral and poster formats. |
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