Thorsten Knappenberger

Associate Professor for Soil Physics

Auburn University

United States

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Thorsten Knappenberger is an Associate Professor for Soil Physics at Auburn University, USA. His research focuses on the chemical properties of dissolved organic matter, soil mixtures in relation to metal speciation, and runoff probability analysis. Recent articles highlight his work on phosphorus loading in aquaculture, nitrogen removal from stormwater, and comparisons of constructed wetlands.

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Matthew Gladfelter

Auburn University

UNITED STATES

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Yaniv Olshansky

Assistant Professor (Soil Chemistry)

Auburn University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (7)

Impact of dissolved organic matter chemical properties on perfluorooctane sulfonate solution binding affinities and adsorption on soils

Effects of Bioretention Soil Mixtures on Metal Speciation and Toxicity to Aquatic Communities

Long-term missing role of small colloids and nanoparticles on the loading and speciation of phosphorus in catfish aquaculture ponds in west Alabama

Estimating runoff probability from precipitation data: A binomial regression analysis

Zeolite amended bioretention media improves nitrogen removal from stormwater

Camera illustration of Indicator of Reduction in Soils (IRIS) reduction dynamics

Comparison of Constructed Wetlands to a Preservation Wetland in the Nashville Basin, Tennessee (USA)

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Matthew Gladfelter

Yaniv Olshansky

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