Tim Grundl
Professor
346 Lapham Hall
(414) 229-4765
grundl@uwm.edu
Vita (pdf-17kb)
Degrees:
Ph.D., Colorado School of Mines
M.S., Northern Illinois University
B.S., University Of Delaware
Research Interests: Groundwater for contamination, environmental issues & regulations, lake & groundwater element cycling
Teaching Areas:Chemical Hydrogeology, Contaminant Transport, Field Methods in Hydrogeology, Environmental Geology
Selected Publications:
Alessi, D., and Grundl, T. 2008. Reduction of 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene (TNT) and hexahydro-1,3,5-trinitro-1,3,5-triazine (RDX) by monohydroxyl ferrous iron. accepted in J. Environmental Engrg.
Klump, S., Grundl, T., Purtschert, R., Kipfer, R. 2008. Groundwater and climate dynamics of derived from noble gas, 14C and stable isotope data. Geology 36(5):395-398.
Grundl, T. and Elam, T. 2007. An In-situ Probe for Metal-Contaminated Harbor Sediments. Final Report submitted to USEPA Great Lakes National Program Office. 33 pp.
Grundl, T., Cape, M. 2006. Geochemical factors controlling radium activity in a sandstone aquifer. Ground Water 44(4):518-527.
Schultz, C. and Grundl, T. 2004. pH Dependence of ferrous sorption onto two smectite clays. Chemosphere 57(10):1301-1306.
Grundl, T., Aldstadt, J, Harb, J., St. Germain, R., Schweitzer, B. 2003. Demonstration of a Method for the Direct Determination of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Submerged Sediments. ES&T 37(6):1189-1197.