Bo Guo

Assistant Professor

University of Arizona

United States

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Bo Guo is an Assistant Professor at the University of Arizona in the United States. His research focuses on the transport and transformation of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in porous media, including the development of semi-analytical solutions and mathematical modeling techniques. He is actively involved in addressing challenges related to PFAS groundwater contamination and has contributed to advancing methodologies for analyzing flow and transport in heterogeneous vadose zones.

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Iuliu Sorin Pop

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Universiteit Hasselt

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Beatrix Becker

University of Stuttgart

GERMANY

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Bernd Flemisch

Postdoctoral researcher (until 2016), Professor for Simulation Technology (since 2017)

University of Stuttgart

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Mark L. Brusseau

University of Arizona

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Jicai Zeng

University of Arizona

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Semi-analytical solutions for nonequilibrium transport and transformation of PFAS and other solutes in heterogeneous vadose zones with structured porous media

Combining field datasets and mathematical modeling to quantify PFAS leaching and mass discharge at an AFFF-impacted site

Experimental validation of an image-based dynamic pore-network model for spontaneous imbibition in sandstones

Modeling PFAS Subsurface Transport in the Presence of Groundwater Table Fluctuations: The Impact on Source‐Zone Leaching and Exploration of Model Simplifications

Challenges and opportunities for porous media research to address PFAS groundwater contamination

A hybrid pore-network-continuum modeling framework for flow and transport in 3D digital images of porous media

High-Resolution Depth-Discrete Analysis of PFAS Distribution and Leaching for a Vadose-Zone Source at an AFFF-Impacted Site

Adsorption Characteristics of Dissolved Organic Nitrogen on Aquifer Porous Media: The Role of Media Particle Size

Modeling of flow and transport in multiscale digital rocks aided by grid coarsening of microporous domains

An integrated analytical modeling framework for determining site-specific soil screening levels for PFAS

Pore‐Scale Modeling of PFAS Transport in Water‐Unsaturated Porous Media: Air–Water Interfacial Adsorption and Mass‐Transfer Processes in Thin Water Films

Predicting Interfacial Tension and Adsorption at Fluid–Fluid Interfaces for Mixtures of PFAS and/or Hydrocarbon Surfactants

Reduced Accessible Air–Water Interfacial Area Accelerates PFAS Leaching in Heterogeneous Vadose Zones

PFAS concentrations in soil versus soil porewater: Mass distributions and the impact of adsorption at air-water interfaces

Transformation in the Stability of Tide‐Induced Upper Saline Plume Driven by Transient External Forcing

Wetting Dynamics of Spontaneous Imbibition in Porous Media: From Pore Scale to Darcy Scale

A screening model for quantifying PFAS leaching in the vadose zone and mass discharge to groundwater

An Adaptive Hybrid Vertical Equilibrium/Full‐Dimensional Model for Compositional Multiphase Flow

Air-water interfacial areas relevant for transport of per and poly-fluoroalkyl substances

Model validation and analyses of parameter sensitivity and uncertainty for modeling long-term retention and leaching of PFAS in the vadose zone

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Iuliu Sorin Pop

Beatrix Becker

Bernd Flemisch

Mark L. Brusseau

Jicai Zeng

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