Environmental Engineering
Members of Ohio State's environmental engineering faculty are focused in several research areas, including:
- Optimization of advanced oxidation processes
- Engineered and natural photochemical transformation of pollutants
- Fate and transport of manufactured nanomaterials
- Drinking water membrane treatment
- Interactions between energy and environmental systems and policy
- Sediment remediation
- Mitigation of acid mine drainage
- Coal combustion byproduct reuse
- Contaminant transport in groundwater and surface water
- Ecological engineering mechanisms that control the interaction between the atmosphere and the land surface
- 3D modeling of coastal and ocean surfaces
- Research on unit processes
- Environmental studies on applied chemistry and biology
CEGE Environmental Research
Energy Sustainability Research Laboratory | Jeffrey Bielicki
Ecohydrometeorology Laboratory | Gil Bohrer
Coal Combustion Products Program | Tarunjit Butalia
Sustainable Buildings Engineering Laboratory | Jordan Clark
Indoor Environmental Quality Laboratory | Karen Dannemiller
Knowledge for Water and Energy Systems Transitions Laboratory | Daniel Gingerich
Water Treatment Engineering And Microbiome Research Group | Natalie Hull
Computational Hydrodynamics and Informatics Laboratory (The CHIL) | Ethan Kubatko
Environmental Surface and Colloid Processses Laboratory | John Lenhart
Contaminant Fate Processes Lab | Allison MacKay
Atmospheric Air Quality Research Group | Andrew May
Hydrology Laboratory | James Stagge
Co-evolution of microbe and virus in environmental populations | Matthew Sullivan
Emerging Contaminants and Innovative Technologies Research Group | Linda Weavers
Lab for Sustainable Urban Water Management | Ryan Winston