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Maybe not “forever”? A @CornellCALS-led study identifies microbes that may play important roles in breaking down harmful PFAS chemicals — known as “forever chemicals” — and points to functional genes that may be involved. @ACSPublications @KrishnaWriter news.cornell.edu/stories/202…
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Happy to share our recent review article @STOTEN_journal where we present PFAS data in AFFF formulations & AFFF-impacted environments, and how biotransformation process could alter the PFAS profile after an AFFF release. nam12.safelinks.protection.o…
I’m #hiring a postdoctoral associate in the area of PFAS biological transformation, fate and transport.
Details on the project, collaboration and career development opportunities, and how to apply can be found in the job description. I look forward to seeing your application!
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Here comes the follow-up column study where we further explored the fate and transport of 6:2 FTS in dynamic flowing systems and associated microbial insights. Shout out to all co-authors for your invaluable contribution!
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Happy to share @nlcapiro lab new work on 6:2 FTS biotransformation. Free to access for 50 days. authors.elsevier.com/c/1iDm0…. I greatly appreciate contribution and support from my amazing collaborators @Sheng_OoO, @KatherineEManz, @mpmezzari, Pennell and Abriola labs @BrownUniversity.
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Happy to share @nlcapiro lab new work on 6:2 FTS biotransformation. Free to access for 50 days. authors.elsevier.com/c/1iDm0…. I greatly appreciate contribution and support from my amazing collaborators @Sheng_OoO, @KatherineEManz, @mpmezzari, Pennell and Abriola labs @BrownUniversity.
Come join our team @Cornell University in the Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering! We have a faculty position opening at the Assistant/Early Associate Professor level in the area of Water and Sustainability. Please share! @AEESProfs
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The sudden departure of our beloved @DionDionysiou has sent shockwaves through the scientific community, leaving colleagues grappling with the harsh reality of a world without Dion. Our hearts stand united in remembrance & support for Paula, his daughters, & the grieving family. – at Central Region, Singapore
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Check out our recent pub in npj Clean Water "Ultra-high capacity, multifunctional nanoscale sorbents for PFOA and PFOS treatment" Fantastic work by @JunseokLee16 @CHANGWO92006414, Chen Liu, @Michael_S_Wong @nlcapiro, kurt pennell @johnfortner*
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Lecturer position available @AuburnEngineers in @AUCivilEngineer starting this fall! Spread the word and apply today!
Fantastic, and nice shout out to Medfid!
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When asked to draw a scientist, school-age kids in the United States are increasingly sketching women, according to a study from 2018. #WomenInScience #February11 scim.ag/1vh
Our second article on PFAS biotransformation is out!
Nice work by @Sheng_OoO! This was another great collaboration with @lion_pengfei, the Pennell lab at Brown, @KatherineEManz, and @mpmezzari. Free to check out till 2/28!
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Congrats, Dr. Yan @lion_pengfei! I’m happy to have this day to celebrate your accomplishments and I am honored to be a part your journey! War Eagle! @AuburnEngineers @AUCivilEngineer
Congrats to my PhD student, Pengfei @lion_pengfei , for successfully defending his dissertation! He has done excellent work and has been a pleasure to have in our group! Luckily, he will be staying on to work as a postdoc in our lab.
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The first of many papers from my group on PFAS biotransformation! We present anaerobic pathways for 8:2 FTOH using microbes from AFFF-impacted soils. More great work coming soon from @lion_pengfei and @Sheng_OoO!
Thanks to our awesome collaborators at Brown, @KatherineEManz and the Pennell lab, for all their help!













