Prof. Dr.
Thomas Pichler |
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Research
interest
In the broadest sense my research interest is the holistic approach to the role of water-rock interaction within the system Earth, using chemical, biological, hydrogeological, mineralogical, mathematical, thermodynamic and engineering approaches. Of particular interests are: 1) the source, transport and fate of potentially poisonous elements in natural and anthropogenic systems with emphasis on the elements: arsenic, molybdenum, cadmium and mercury 2) development and enhancement of analytical methods in aqueous and litho-geochemistry 3) the study of shallow-water hydrothermal systems. bubbles: An article published in the magazine Ocean Realm (November 2000)
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Publications (peer-reviewed only)