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Principal Investigator


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Dr. Liz Hasenmueller

Associate Professor, Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Saint Louis University
Associate Director, WATER Institute, Saint Louis University

Ph.D., Earth and Planetary Sciences, Washington University in St. Louis
M.A., Earth and Planetary Sciences, Washington University in St. Louis
B.S., Geological Sciences, Indiana University, Bloomington
B.S., Biology, Indiana University, Bloomington

Dr. Hasenmueller's research focuses on the interaction of water, soil, and rock in both natural and altered systems.  She is particularly interested in water quality, especially as it relates to the origin and transport of contaminants in surface waters and groundwaters.  Thus, much of her work involves field studies in watersheds with varying land use.  In addition to her work in hydrochemistry, Dr. Hasenmueller is investigating soil biogeochemistry; in particular, she is examining soil CO2 dynamics and rooting depth as a function of topography as well as their relationship to bedrock weathering in forested systems.


Postdoctoral Scholars


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Dr. Teresa Baraza Piazuelo

Ph.D., Environmental Geoscience; Saint Louis University Dissertation Fellow; GSA Soils and Soil Processes Division Student Representative

M.S., Environmental Geoscience, Saint Louis University
B.S., Geology, University of Barcelona, Spain

Dissertation Topic: Contaminant transport through the unsaturated zone to karst aquifers


Graduate Students


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Carly Finegan

Ph.D. Candidate, Environmental Geoscience
M.S., Environmental Geoscience, Saint Louis University

B.S., Environmental Geoscience, Michigan State University

Dissertation Topic: Characterizing the transport of water and pollutants through urban critical zones


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Natalie Hernandez

Ph.D. Candidate, Environmental Geoscience; Saint Louis University Diversity Fellow

B.S., Environmental Science, Baylor University

Dissertation Topic: Microplastic debris transport in an urban watershed across multiple flow conditions and environmental compartments

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Luke Ungerer

M.S. Candidate, Environmental Geoscience

B.S., Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology, University of Kansas

Thesis Topic: Microplastic distributions in rural reservoir systems

Undergraduate Students


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Magdalena Coman

Undergraduate Research Assistant
Environmental Science major


Vicky Coneva

Undergraduate Research Assistant
Environmental Studies major
Chemistry major


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Eli Landsman

Undergraduate Research Assistant
Environmental Science major


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Denise Summers

Undergraduate Research Assistant
Environmental Science major

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Julia Theisen

Undergraduate Research Assistant
Environmental Science major
Geology minor


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Cole Weyer

Undergraduate Research Assistant
Environmental Science major

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  • Home
  • People
    • Alumni
  • Research
    • Tracing Contaminants
    • Flood Response
    • Karst Hydrology
    • Soil Geochemistry & Weathering
  • Publications
  • Courses
  • Prospective Students
  • Contact