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Brian D. Wood
Associate Professor
Environmental Engineering
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School of Chemical, Biological
and Environmental Engineering
Oregon State University
103 Gleeson Hall
Corvallis, OR 97331-2702
| Education |
| Ph.D. Civil and Environmental Engineering |
University of California at Davis, 1999 |
| M.S. Environmental Engineering |
Washington State University, 1990 |
| B.S. Civil Engineering |
Washington State University, 1988 |
Interests and Research
Professor Wood's interests include mass, momentum, and energy transport in environmental engineering; subsurface hydrology; bioremediation and biochemical processes; and sustainable design and engineering. Dr. Wood is also affiliated with the Western Region Hazardous Substance Research Center.
Professor Wood's research interests include upscaling methods for biological, physical, and chemical processes; stochastic hydrology; filtration in natural and engineered porous media; and bioremediation of metals and organics. Current projects include a study of the influence of convective fluxes on the biological reduction of U(VI), and research on the numerical simulation and upscaling of subcellular-scale transport and reaction processes in biofilms.
Interests and Research
Professor Wood's interests include mass, momentum, and energy transport
in environmental engineering; subsurface hydrology; bioremediation and
biochemical processes; and sustainable design and engineering.
Professor Wood's research interests include upscaling methods for biological,
physical, and chemical processes; stochastic hydrology; filtration in
natural and engineered porous media; and bioremediation of metals and
organics. Current projects include a study of the influence of convective
fluxes on the biological reduction of U(VI), and research on the numerical
simulation and upscaling of subcellular-scale transport and reaction processes
in biofilms.
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