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Thomas A. Davis, PhD
Biosorption
Environmental Geology and Geochemistry
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Recent
Expeditions
in
Western Canada
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Degrees:
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PhD, McGill University
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B.Sc. Honours Geology (1997), McGill University, Earth and Planetary Sciences
Interests:
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Biosorption and its applications to bioremediation
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Microbial interactions with mineral surfaces
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Environmental geology and geochemistry
Hobbies:
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Dance Instructor, dance
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Mountaineering
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Hiking, canoeing, sculpture
Publications
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Davis, T.A., B.Volesky and R.H.S.F. Viera (accepted: 2000) Sargassum
seaweed as biosorbent for heavy metals Water Research
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Fein, J.B., Daughney, C.J. Yee, N., and Davis, T.A. (1997)
A chemical equilibrium model for metal adsorption onto bacterial surfaces
Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta. 61 (16) pp. 3319-3328.
Abstracts
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Davis, T.A., F. Llanes, A. Mucci and B. Volesky (1999) Variation
of alginate conformation from a global sampling of Sargassum species
and its implications for heavy metal binding in the biosorption process.
II International Congress on Biomaterials, Biomat'99, Havana, Cuba, November
1-5, 1999.
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Fein, J.B., and Davis, T.A., (1996) Surface properties of Bacillus
subtilis determined by acid/base titrations, and the implications for
metal adsorption in fluid-rock systems. American Chemical Society Spring
Meeting, New Orleans. May 1996.
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Fein, J.B., Boily, J.-F., Daughney, C.J., Davis, T. A., Wightman,
P.G., Yane, L.J. and Yee N. (1996) The thermodynamics of metal adsorption
onto bacterial surfaces. Abstracts with programs, 28, GSA Annual
Meeting 1996, page A29.
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