David Podgorski

Assistant Professor

University of New Orleans

United States

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David Podgorski is an Assistant Professor at the University of New Orleans, USA. His research focuses on hydrocarbon oxidation products, the environmental implications of oiled ballast water treatment, and the interaction of dissolved organic matter with microplastics in marine environments. His recent publications explore topics such as the photochemical formation of water-soluble compounds from crude oil and the dynamics of dissolved organic matter in tundra lakes.

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Zachary Redman

Assistant Professor

University of Alaska Anchorage

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Aron Stubbins

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Northeastern University

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Patrick L. Tomco

University of New Orleans

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Jonathan Gewirtzman

Boston University

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Munir Humayun

Florida State University

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John Helms

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Moravian University

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Christopher Arp

Research Assistant Professor

University of Alaska Fairbanks

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Phoebe Zito

University of New Orleans

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Jon Hawkings

Assistant Professor

University of Pennsylvania

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Examining the Compositional Selectivity of Hydrocarbon Oxidation Products Using Liquid–Liquid Extraction and Solid-Phase Extraction Techniques

Examining the effectiveness of oiled ballast water treatment processes: insights into hydrocarbon oxidation product formation and environmental implications

Photodissolution of Rare Earth Elements and Dissolved Organic Carbon from Subbituminous Coal: Effects of Environmental Variables and Implications for Biogeochemical Cycling

Photochemical formation of water-soluble oxyPAHs, naphthenic acids, and other hydrocarbon oxidation products from Cook Inlet, Alaska crude oil and diesel in simulated seawater spills

Molecular Signatures of Dissolved Organic Matter Generated from the Photodissolution of Microplastics in Sunlit Seawater

Comment on “Complex mixture toxicology: Evaluation of toxicity to freshwater aquatic receptors from biodegradation metabolites in groundwater at a crude oil release site, recent analogous results from other authors, and implications for risk management”

Unique Molecular Features of Water-Soluble Photo-Oxidation Products among Refined Fuels, Crude Oil, and Herded Burnt Residue under High Latitude Conditions

Trapped Under Ice: Spatial and Seasonal Dynamics of Dissolved Organic Matter Composition in Tundra Lakes

Molecular Signatures of Glacial Dissolved Organic Matter From Svalbard and Greenland

Characterization of Asphaltenes and Petroleum Using Benzenepolycarboxylic Acids (BPCAs) and Compound-Specific Stable Carbon Isotopes

Controls on Riverine Dissolved Organic Matter Composition Across an Arctic‐Boreal Latitudinal Gradient

Composition and lability of photochemically released dissolved organic matter from resuspended estuarine sediments

How hydrology and anthropogenic activity influence the molecular composition and export of dissolved organic matter: Observations along a large river continuum

Humic substances and living systems: Impact on environmental and human health

Collaborators (9)

Zachary Redman

Aron Stubbins

Patrick L. Tomco

Jonathan Gewirtzman

Munir Humayun

John Helms

Christopher Arp

Phoebe Zito

Jon Hawkings

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