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    Engineered Bioretention for Removal of Nitrate from Stormwater Runoff by Kim, Hunho, Seagren, Eric A., Davis, Allen P.

    Published in Water environment research (01-07-2003)
    “…A bioretention unit is a simple, plant- and soil-based, low-impact treatment and infiltration facility for treating stormwater runoff in developed areas…”
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    Biocalcification of Sand through Ureolysis by Chou, Chiung-Wen, Seagren, Eric A, Aydilek, Ahmet H, Lai, Michael

    “…Biological processes may provide great and previously unexplored opportunities for cost-effective, in situ improvement of the engineering properties of soil. A…”
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    An integrated evaluation of bioenhanced in situ LNAPL dissolution by Seagren, Eric A., Hollander, David J., Stahl, David A., Rittmann, Bruce E.

    Published in Journal of contaminant hydrology (01-05-2024)
    “…Performance evaluation of in situ bioremediation processes in the field is difficult due to uncertainty created by matrix and contaminant heterogeneity,…”
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    The Development of a Laboratory-Based Method to Simulate Cold-Weather Dusting on Mine Tailings Impoundments by Zwissler, Bonnie E., Vitton, Stanley J., Oommen, Thomas, Seagren, Eric A.

    Published in Journal of cold regions engineering (01-12-2024)
    “…Abstract Mining produces approximately 14 billion metric tons of tailings annually, mainly deposited into surface impoundments as a slurry of water and…”
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    Mass Flux Analysis of Abiotic Tetrachloroethene Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquid Pool Dissolution in a Heterogeneous Flow Environment by Klemm, Sara M., Seagren, Eric A., Becker, Jennifer G., Mayer, Alex S.

    Published in Ground water monitoring & remediation (01-09-2021)
    “…Porous aquifer materials are often characterized by layered heterogeneities that influence groundwater flow and present complexities in contaminant transport…”
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    The Capture and Destruction of Escherichia coli from Simulated Urban Runoff Using Conventional Bioretention Media and Iron Oxide-coated Sand by Zhang, Lan, Seagren, Eric A., Davis, Allen P., Karns, Jeffrey S.

    Published in Water environment research (01-08-2010)
    “…The performance, sustainability, and mechanisms of bacterial removal from stormwater runoff by bioretention systems are poorly understood. The potential for…”
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    Predictions of bioenhancement of nonaqueous phase liquid ganglia dissolution using first- and zero-order biokinetic models by Seagren, Eric A., Becker, Jennifer G.

    Published in Journal of contaminant hydrology (01-11-2015)
    “…The bioenhanced dissolution of nonaqueous phase liquid (NAPL) contaminants that occurs as a result of an increased concentration gradient is influenced by…”
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    Long-Term Sustainability of Escherichia Coli Removal in Conventional Bioretention Media by Zhang, Lan, Seagren, Eric A, Davis, Allen P, Karns, Jeffrey S

    “…Bioretention has significant potential for reduction of bacterial levels in urban storm-water discharge. The long-term performance of bacteria removal was…”
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    Sorption of Naphthalene onto Natural and Surfactant-Amended Soils by Stagge, James H, Seagren, Eric A, Song, Xin

    “…AbstractSurfactant amendment has been proposed as a means to stabilize or mobilize groundwater contamination by modifying the soil’s natural sorption…”
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    Leaching of Metals from Fly Ash–Amended Permeable Reactive Barriers by Morar, Doina L, Aydilek, Ahmet H, Seagren, Eric A, Demirkan, M. Melih

    “…AbstractOne potential beneficial reuse of high-carbon-content (HCC) fly ashes is in reactive barrier applications for remediation of contaminated groundwater…”
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    In Situ Bioremediation in Heterogeneous Porous Media: Dispersion-Limited Scenario by Song, Xin, Seagren, Eric A

    Published in Environmental science & technology (15-08-2008)
    “…A quantitative framework based on a set of dimensionless numbers was developed to capture the effects of competing interfacial and biokinetic processes and…”
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    Oxygen Transport across the Capillary Fringe in LNAPL Pool-Source Zones by Ha, Jeong-Hyub, Seagren, Eric A, Song, Xin

    “…AbstractTransfer of oxygen across the capillary fringe and water table is a critical oxygen source for aerobic biodegradation of hydrocarbon light nonaqueous…”
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    Laboratory-scale in situ bioremediation in heterogeneous porous media: Biokinetics-limited scenario by Song, Xin, Hong, Eunyoung, Seagren, Eric A.

    Published in Journal of contaminant hydrology (01-03-2014)
    “…Subsurface heterogeneities influence interfacial mass-transfer processes and affect the application of in situ bioremediation by impacting the availability of…”
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    Numerical modeling analysis of hydrodynamic and microbial controls on DNAPL pool dissolution and detoxification: Dehalorespirers in co-culture by Wesseldyke, Eric S., Becker, Jennifer G., Seagren, Eric A., Mayer, Alex S., Zhang, Changyong

    Published in Advances in water resources (01-04-2015)
    “…•Bioenhancement is impacted by ecological interactions between dehalorespirers.•Hydrodynamics and bioclogging affect the interactions between…”
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    High-Carbon Fly Ash as a Reactive Medium in Permeable Sorptive Barriers: Batch and Column Experiments by Demirkan, M. Melih, Aydilek, Ahmet H, Seagren, Eric A, Morar, Doina C

    “…AbstractThere is an increasing interest in the reuse of coal combustion byproducts, such as high carbon fly ash, which is generated in large quantities as a…”
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    Effects of Temperature on Bacterial Transport and Destruction in Bioretention Media: Field and Laboratory Evaluations by Zhang, Lan, Seagren, Eric A., Davis, Allen P., Karns, Jeffrey S.

    Published in Water environment research (01-06-2012)
    “…Microbial activities are significantly influenced by temperature. This study investigated the effects of temperature on the capture and destruction of bacteria…”
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    Evaluation of Leaching Protocols for Testing of High-Carbon Coal Fly Ash–Soil Mixtures by Becker, Jason, Aydilek, Ahmet H, Davis, Allen P, Seagren, Eric A

    “…AbstractBeneficial reuse of coal combustion byproducts, e.g., in highway construction, requires an evaluation of metal leaching potential. Metal leaching from…”
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    Modeling the Effects of Microbial Competition and Hydrodynamics on the Dissolution and Detoxification of Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquid Contaminants by Becker, Jennifer G, Seagren, Eric A

    Published in Environmental science & technology (01-02-2009)
    “…The real significance and engineering potential for bioenhanced dissolution of chlorinated ethene dense nonaqueous phase liquid (DNAPL) contaminants are…”
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    A quantitative framework for understanding complex interactions between competing interfacial processes and in situ biodegradation by Johnson, Mark A., Song, Xin, Seagren, Eric A.

    Published in Journal of contaminant hydrology (01-03-2013)
    “…In situ bioremediation of contaminated groundwater is made technologically challenging by the physically, chemically, and biologically heterogeneous subsurface…”
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    Sustainable Oil and Grease Removal from Synthetic Stormwater Runoff Using Bench-Scale Bioretention Studies by Hong, Eunyoung, Seagren, Eric A., Davis, Allen P.

    Published in Water environment research (01-02-2006)
    “…One of the principal components of the contaminant load in urban stormwater runoff is oil and grease (O&G) pollution, resulting from vehicle emissions. A mulch…”
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