NMR: A New Tool in Our Toolbox for Environmental Characterization

Related Content

• Non-Targeted Characterization of the Metabolic Profile of Wastewater Bioreactors Using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
  in Publications and Presentations
• Challenges and Considerations for Assessing and Monitoring Natural Attenuation Mechanisms, Plume Persistence, and Treatment Durations at Megasites with Complex Chemistries and Heterogeneous Environments
  in Publications and Presentations
• Julie Konzuk, Michelle Cho, and Frederic Cosme to Present on Groundwater Quality at the 10th International Groundwater Quality Conference
  in Geosyntec News and Events
• Congratulations to Newly Promoted Senior Principals in 2019
  in Geosyntec News and Events
• Julie Konzuk and Carol Cheyne Coauthor Paper on the Characterization of a Nonaqueous Phase Liquid Journal of Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry
  in Geosyntec News and Events
• Michaye McMaster and Sandra Dworatzek Contribute to Dehalococcoides mccartyi Strains Article Published in the Frontiers in Microbiology Journal
  in Geosyntec News and Events
• Trevor Carlson to Present on Technical Hot Topics at the Canadian Bar Association's Environmental, Energy & Resources Law Summit
  in Geosyntec News and Events
• Geosyntec Staff Featured at the 2018 Battelle Chlorinated Conference
  in Geosyntec News and Events
• Why is the Plume Disappearing Faster than it Should?  Mass Loss Investigations at the Orica Botany Site
  in Publications and Presentations
• Nuclear Magnetic Resonance: An Improved Source Fingerprinting Analytical Tool
  in Publications and Presentations
• Geosyntec Honored as Key Partner of the University of Toronto
  in Geosyntec News and Events
• Geosyntec Technical Participation at SETAC North America 38th Annual Meeting
  in Geosyntec News and Events