CECG Faculty Affiliate Members
Laboratory Facilities Affiliated Through CECG
Funding
Opportunities
2008 Summer Fellowship
Research Initiation Grant
Courses
in Environmental Chemistry at Penn State
Job Opening
CECG
Student Group
The
Environmental Chemistry Symposium
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The Center for Environmental Chemistry and Geochemistry is sponsored by the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences and the Eberly College of Science to:
- Promote research and teaching in the area of environmental chemistry and geochemistry
- Promote the interdisciplinary exchange of ideas among the areas of chemistry, geochemistry, hydrology, meteorology, biology, agronomy, environmental engineering, and geology
- Provide funding for interdisciplinary research in environmental chemistry and geochemistry
- Promote interaction among faculty, staff, and students
- Provide support for environmental speakers and sabbatical visitors
Hydrothermal
gas sampling in Yellowstone
Educational Activities:
- Promotes cross-disciplinary research for graduates and undergraduates
- Provides funding for analytical, computer, or field work
- Hosts the Annual Environmental Chemistry Research Student Symposium for student presentations
- Sponsors educational activities of interest to the environmental chemistry
and geochemistry communities
2007 Wine and Cheese Slide Show given by Dr. Jim Kubicki
- Provides advice on environmental chemistry and geochemistry matters
- Provides access to research facilities, analytical services, and expertise
Shared Facilities for Environmental Chemistry
The CECG has supported a portion of the Intercollegiate Mass Spectometry
Facility which provides high resolution mass spectral analysis of
samples on a cost recovery basis to University affiliates. The CECG also
supports a high-resolution ICP-MS. Additional analytical facilities are
available to the CECG through sister centers of the EMS Energy Institute
(Carbon Research Center,
Combustion Laboratory, Coal
Utilization Center, Laboratory for Hydrocarbon Process Chemistry)
and those available through collaboration with other programs and Centers
within the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences (Fuel Science Program,
Geosciences Department, the Material
Characterization Laboratory ) and within the Eberly College of Science
(Chemistry Department). The Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectorscopy is housed in the Chemistry Department as well. Analytical
facilities on campus are also housed in the Colleges of Agricultural
Sciences and Engineering.
Bi-Annual CECG Newsletter - Spring 2005 - Fall 2005 - Fall 2006 - Spring 2007
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