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Lazaro Perez

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Oregon State University

United States

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Dr. Lazaro Perez is an Assistant Professor at Oregon State University, USA. His research focuses on the dynamics of motile bacteria within porous media, specifically investigating transport phenomena, solute transport prediction, and the effects of biofilm on hydraulic heterogeneities. His recent work includes studies on arsenic removal from groundwater and the development of particle tracking methods for dispersive processes in natural systems.

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Juan J Hidalgo

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Andrew Plymale

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

UNITED STATES

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Jeffrey Hyman

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Los Alamos National Laboratory

UNITED STATES

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Fracture-controlled organization of mixing and reaction hotspots in porous media

Bioclogging Reduction during Groundwater Recharge Using Hydrogen Peroxide: Pore- and Column-Scale Experimental Observations and Reactive Transport Modeling

Advection-dominated transport dynamics of pili and flagella-mediated motile bacteria in porous media

Evaluation of particle tracking codes for dispersing particles in porous media

Solute transport prediction in heterogeneous porous media using random walks and machine learning

Effective removal of arsenic from contaminated groundwater using an iron-based metal-organic framework

Upscaling Mixing-Controlled Reactions in Unsaturated Porous Media

Contributions of biofilm-induced flow heterogeneities to solute retention and anomalous transport features in porous media

Impact of confined geometries on hopping and trapping of motile bacteria in porous media

Assessment and Prediction of Pore‐Scale Reactive Mixing From Experimental Conservative Transport Data

Effective dispersion coefficients for the upscaling of pore-scale mixing and reaction

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Juan J Hidalgo

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