OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
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Media filtration was assessed as a potential treatment technique for removing copper from stormwater runoff
Dan Pike presents at OSU's Water Resources Symposium
Heteroaggregation of citrate capped gold nanoparticles with hematite colloids
Dr. Nason’s research group focuses broadly on physical and chemical processes related to water quality control. Over the last decade, this work has been focused in two primary areas: (1) the fate and transport of particulate contaminants and the chemical and physical parameters that govern these processes; and (2) the aquatic speciation and treatment of metals in stormwater and wastewater. A common thread that runs through both research areas is investigation of the role of natural organic matter. This work serves to promote a better understanding of the mechanisms involved in the fate, transport, and treatment of aquatic contaminants, and provides insight into decisions with respect to management and engineering design.