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Associate Prof, wife to @Patrick_Messer, #BoyMom, Farm Kid, PI of #mesoLab, Ecological Engineer - Obsessed with tracking and treating contaminants in #water
Kentucky, USA
Joined February 2017
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If you have a septic system in Kentucky, we would love to get your feedback! There is a chance to win a $50 gift card too! Here is the link: forms.gle/ce9ugtLnCswe6h789
Very excited that our #NSF #REU focused on Environmental and Water Resource Challenges and #Sustainable Engineering Solutions #Appalachian Communities is officially accepting applications for Summer 2025! mesoprogram.com/reu-info-1
Just published! PFAS entering, leaving, and traveling past WWTPs. Thank you to USGS 104(b) for funding this project! sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Excited to visit our last high school participating in the mesoWheels program tomorrow! I had a great assistant this evening packing up! We have been so lucky to have the following schools participating in the program this year! #highschool #research #wetlands
So proud of Dr Modenbach for receiving Farrell Young Educator Award and organizing the Circular Bioeconomy Systems Day!! Congrats @amoden13 and @uk_bae
#mesoTeam members presenting on their work focused on fate and transport on #nanopesticides in #agricultural fields and #treatment #wetlands for #pesticides and #stillage at #ASABE23! @uk_bae @USDA_NIFA funded and #CARERC funded
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A big concern with the use of neonicotinoid insecticides is how they effect non-target species, like our pollinator friends. But researchers are studying potential options for slowing down the insecticide movement into the environment. Check it out 👀 ow.ly/6LVq50P5heG
Our department @uk_bae is hiring a #stormwater assistant/associate #professor position! Details posted here: nam04.safelinks.protection.o…
Dr. Tiffany Messer retweeted
I'm excited to finally see our work on MP transport from biosolid amended fields in print. Great work by Nasrin Naderi Beni, @ProfMesser, @Shahab_KF, Amy Schmidt, and John Gilley of @USDA. This was a big part of Nasrin's doctoral work. @NSF #1440funded
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Always exciting to be out in the field scouting new monitoring sites! Alexis is investigating implications from the 2022 Flood in Eastern KY on the impacts on water quality both in rivers and drinking water. @ukcares1 funded.
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Undergraduates interested in research on sustainable rural infrastructure should apply to our @NSF REU site at unl.edu/summerprogram/civil. The application is open and the priority deadline is Feb 1. Come spend the summer with us!
Congrats to MS student Jacob Richardson for successfully defending his thesis today focused on implications of #nanopesticides on soils in #agroecosytems! @uk_bae @USDA_NIFA funded!
Hot off the press! Newest work looking at #PFAS in #wastewater and after municipal #biosolids land application to determine agricultural loading This has been such a great collaborative effort with Dr. Dan Snow and @shannon_bartelt! frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
Love @USDA_NIFA collaborator meetings to scout out new field sites and learn new analytical techniques regarding nano #pesticides research!
#mesoTeam 2022 Halloween pumpkin decorating complete! Plus we actually grew these pumpkins as part of a #nanopesticide research project funded by @USDA_NIFA. We donated the other >1000 pumpkins to local schools! Any guesses on which two pumpkins won the competition? @uk_bae
Our newest paper is out! Investigating #Neonicotinoid #pesticides and nitrate mixture removal and persistence in floating treatment #wetlands and was completed in spring 2020 by an extremely resilient graduate student! acsess.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
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For those who enjoyed this story map (see link in thread) ... the ES&T Water paper is out! Also, follow @CherryMikaela!
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One of my favorite parts of teaching #wetlands is doing the stinky mud experiment and allowing the students to see #biogeochemical processes in action! @uk_bae