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Dr. Guehlstorf

Nicholas Guehlstorf, Ph.D. (Purdue), Associate Professor

Research Interests:  Environmental policy, modern political philosophy, democratic theory.

Tel: 618-650-3852; E-mail: nguehls@siue.edu; Web site: Click here


Dr. Johnson

Kevin Johnson, Ph.D. (Clemson), Professor

Research Interests:  Analytical and environmental chemistry, including method development of passive sampling devices, evaluation of factors affecting the bioavailability of contaminants in soils, the extraction and instrumental analysis of contaminants in traditionally difficult matrices.

Tel: 618-650-3614; E-mail: kevjohn@siue.edu; Web site: Click here

Zhi-Qing Lin, Ph.D. (McGill), Associate Professor

Research Interests:  Phytoremediation, biotransformation of environmentally important trace element contaminants

Tel: 618-650-2650; E-mail: zhlin@siue.edu; Web site: Click here

  

William Retzlaff, Ph.D. (Clemson), Associate Professor

Research Interests:  Development and evaluation of green-roof technologies in the Midwestern United States, sustainability

Tel.: 618-650-2728; E-mail: wretzla@siue.edu; Web site: Click here


Chris Theodorakis, Ph.D. (Tennessee), Associate Professor

Research Interests: Evolutionary toxicology, molecular and genetic toxicology, aquatic ecotoxicology, population genetics, biomarker research, oxidative stress, and endocrine disruption

Tel.: 618-650-5235; E-mail: ctheodo@siue.edu; Web site: Click here

  

Elizabeth (Beth) Walton, Ph.D. (North Carolina), Assistant Professor

Research Interests: The use of geographic information science and remote sensing to model and analyze the distribution of bog turtle populations in the Southeast. She is also interested in human population impacts, landscape ecology, natural resource management, environmental issues, and wetland ecology.

Tel.: 618-650-3623; E-mail: elwalto@siue.edu; Web site: Click here


Melissa (Pui Ling) Chan, Dr. Engineering (Kyoto, Japan), Assistant Professor

Research interests: Development of a mathematical and engineering framework to evaluate human health risks in the context of "Systems Environmental Health". Evaluation of tools and models used for quantitative extrapolation of in vitro to in vivo data. Toxic effects of some chemicals/endocrine disrupting chemicals in the neuronal systems.

Tel.: 618-650-5786; E-mail: pchan@siue.edu

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