The Tratnyek/Johnson Research Group's scope includes a wide range of oxidation-reduction reactions that occur in the environment, and the contribution of these reactions to the fate of pollutants. In most of our work, the focus is on pathways, kinetics, mechanisms, and other fundamental, molecular aspects of environmental chemistry. The goal is to understand these redox processes at a process level, and to use this knowledge to develop deterministic models of environmental systems and remediation technologies.
01.20.2023 — Just posted on LinkedIn the Group Photos and the Sunnyvale Site Video from the 25+ Years of ZVI session at the Chlorcon meeting last May.
11.01.2022 — Our database of thermodynamic data for iron minerals is available to all at DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7199931.
10.15.22 — Prof. Tratnyek gave the keynote talk on ISCO/ISCR at the 2022 Remediation Technology (RemTec) Summit in Denver. A recording is available on YouTube.
6.15.22 — One of our early papers on ZVI received the 2022 AEESP Outstanding Publication Award. We've added it to the featured papers here.
5.15.22 — Two new postdocs joined the group in May. See short bios of Jeff and Trever here.
More news coming soon...
OHSU-PSU School of Public Health (SPH)
Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU)
Portland, Oregon USA
Email: tratnyek@ohsu.edu (recommended)
Office Phone: 503.346.3431 (not recommended)
Additional details on the Contact page
Official Faculty Pages: OHSU and SPH
(This) Research Group Website: tratnyekgroup.org
Zenodo: https://zenodo.org/communities/tratnyekgroup/
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