Environmental Geochemistry Lab @ Chapman

Welcome to the Environmental Geochemistry Lab at Chapman University!

Led by principal investigator Dr. Christopher Kim, the Environmental Geochemistry Lab is located in the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Chapman University.

Combining laboratory studies, field sampling, and research at X-ray synchrotron facilities, members of the Environmental Geochemistry Lab conduct independent research on current environmental problems involving heavy metals in natural settings.

12/9: KEG Lab end-of-semester dinner and gift exchange at Dr. Kim’s house
12/14-12/15: Field sampling at Calico Mine
Interterm 2012: CHEM 327 (Env. Geochem), featuring visiting Harvard faculty
1/31-2/6: Beamtime at SSRL, beamline 1-4
2/3-2/6: Beamtime at SSRL, beamline 4-1
3/25-3/29: ACS annual spring meeting, San Diego, CA

Important Dates

Check out the latest issue of our lab newsletter here! Thanks to intrepid lab manager and newsletter editor Jessey Francies for getting it all put together.
The Lab has its own new Facebook group page for current and past lab members (25 and counting); if that’s you and you haven’t signed up yet, please do so so you can keep up with lab happenings!
Welcome to the new crew of Environmental Geochemistry Lab members for Fall 2011: Woojin, Jes, Lena, and Christina.