Managed aquifer recharge (MAR) strategies hold promise for increasing groundwater availability, yet they also present potential risks to groundwater q...

Fate and transport of nanoparticle contaminants in structurally heterogeneous soils are known to exhibit anomalous dispersion, whereby breakthrough co...

Microorganisms form organized biofilms in both natural and engineered porous media, offering advantages in applications such as groundwater pollution ...

The mobility of contaminants in agricultural soils into deep groundwater reservoirs has broad implications for water quality. This problem is particul...

Manganese (Mn) biomineralization, or the microbially mediated oxidation of aqueous Mn(II) to solid-phase Mn(III, IV), is a promising strategy for reme...

Dissolution in geologic media from acid injection does not occur evenly throughout the pore space. In highly heterogeneous rock structures, the flow a...

Bacterial biofilms can form in porous media that are of interest in industrial and particularly environmental applications such as in-situ groundwater...

Two common structural patterns left by dissolution reactions in practical applications, such as carbon sequestration, are (1) uniform, in which the re...