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Bonnie Frey

Associate Director for Laboratories/Geochemist

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Affiliations

Department Of Geology

Laboratory Of New Mexico Geochronology Research

National Cave and Karst Research Institute

Bonnie Frey is currently serving as a Geology Associate Director for Laboratories/Geochemist at New Mexico Institute of Mining And Technology.

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Bonnie Frey

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Associate Director for Laboratories/Geochemist

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environmental science environmental engineering geochemistry earth science applied geochemistry radioactive contamination nuclear chemistry water resource management water process engineering trace element geochemistry granular materials water pollution aerosol science nuclear materials hydroinformatics clean water nuclear aerosol trace elements water technology innovation groundwater pollution environmental radiochemistry ecology environmental remediation sediment transport gastroenterology geomorphology freshwater biology sediment research aquatic toxicology economic geology stratigraphy plant science plant physiology agronomy chemical geology mining environment abandoned mine inhalation toxicology regional tectonics regional geology orogeny mountain uplift plant nutrition soil fertility crop physiology crop yields drought management drought forecasting water monitoring mineral prospectivity analysis geochemical data environmental geochemistry volcanism water quality management water technology groundwater remediation water resource assessment hydrological sciences mineral-fluid interaction groundwater management airborne dust mineralogy controlled dissolution simulated lung fluids riparian biota metal cycling inhaled uranium-containing particles gastrointestinal tract mount taylor area nitrogen input timing drought stress distributed temperature sensing aquifer data building icp-oes method rare earth elements mine waste sites geologic map geobiology reclaimed water geophysical prospecting water quality ore geology groundwater energy exploration hydrogeology geochemical exploration environmental degradation mineral processing total environment environmental research hydrology sedimentology petrology petroleum science physical geography environmental chemistry sustainable mining geoenvironmental engineering water science geography civil engineering coal geology petroleum geoscience geology engineering geology numerical modeling (geology) water resources mineral engineering hydrological process geochronology structural geology

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An Icp-Oes Method for the Precise and Accurate Quantification of Rare Earth Elements in Natural Water: A Comparative Study From Mine Waste Sites in New Mexico, USA. Spectrochimica Acta Part B Atomic Spectroscopy (2026)

geochemical datamine waste sitesenvironmental geochemistryenvironmental engineeringmineral prospectivity analysiswater qualitygroundwaterchemical geologyicp-oes methodenvironmental chemistrytrace element geochemistrytrace elementsenvironmental monitoringgeochemistrywater pollutionenvironmental sciencerare earth elementsapplied geochemistry

Sorghum Elemental Content Response to Altered Nitrogen Input Timing and Drought Stress. Agrosystems Geosciences & Environment (2025)

crop yieldsbotanyplant nutritionplant physiologyagronomyplant sciencenitrogen input timingdroughtdrought stresscrop physiologysoil fertilityenvironmental scienceagricultural economicssoil

Successful Installation of a Community-Level Water Filtration System to Address Groundwater Contamination in the Navajo Nation. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

groundwater managementenvironmental engineeringgroundwater pollutionwater qualitysuccessful installationgroundwaternavajo nationgroundwater contaminationwater process engineeringclean waterenvironmental science

Determining Key Factors in Well Selection Criteria for Navajo Technical University-New Mexico Tech-Navajo Nation Water Purification Project (N Sup 4 /Sup Wpp). Proceedings volume ... annual spring meeting (2024)

well selection criteriakey factorsenvironmental engineeringcivil engineeringwater qualitywater quality managementwater process engineeringwater resourceswater resource managementclean waterwater technology innovationwater science

Development of an Advanced Membrane Desalination Technology to Address Groundwater Contamination in the Navajo Nation. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

desalinationenvironmental engineeringgroundwater pollutionwater qualityenvironmental technologygroundwaterwater technologywater process engineeringwater purificationmembrane scienceenvironmental sciencewater treatmentgroundwater remediation

Humates Used as a Filtering Medium for Uranium. Proceedings volume ... annual spring meeting (2024)

Rare Earth Elements and Major Constituents in Surface Water From Lee Ranch Mine. Proceedings volume ... annual spring meeting (2024)

Addressing a New Mexico Data Drought; Aquifer Data Building, Distributed Temperature Sensing, Water Quality. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

drought forecastingwater qualitygroundwateraquifer data buildingearth sciencegeographywater resource managementenvironmental monitoringhydroinformaticswater monitoringdistributed temperature sensingdrought managementdrought

Magdalena Science Caf Eacute; Water Resources Science Project. Proceedings volume ... annual spring meeting (2023)

magdalena science cafwater qualityhydrological processhydrological scienceswater resourceswater resource assessmentwater resource managementecohydrologywater technology innovationhydrologyenvironmental sciencewater sciencehydroinformatics

Plant Versus Local Soil Inorganic Ionic Composition: The Relationship to Biomass Smoke. The Science of The Total Environment (2023)

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Bonnie Frey

Associate Director for Laboratories/Geochemist

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Affiliations

Department Of Geology

Laboratory Of New Mexico Geochronology Research

National Cave and Karst Research Institute

Bonnie Frey is currently serving as a Geology Associate Director for Laboratories/Geochemist at New Mexico Institute of Mining And Technology.

Honors

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Experiences

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Bonnie Frey

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Associate Director for Laboratories/Geochemist

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Sorghum Elemental Content Response to Altered Nitrogen Input Timing and Drought Stress. Agrosystems Geosciences & Environment (2025)

crop yieldsbotanyplant nutritionplant physiologyagronomyplant sciencenitrogen input timingdroughtdrought stresscrop physiologysoil fertilityenvironmental scienceagricultural economicssoil

Successful Installation of a Community-Level Water Filtration System to Address Groundwater Contamination in the Navajo Nation. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

Development of an Advanced Membrane Desalination Technology to Address Groundwater Contamination in the Navajo Nation. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2024)

Humates Used as a Filtering Medium for Uranium. Proceedings volume ... annual spring meeting (2024)

Rare Earth Elements and Major Constituents in Surface Water From Lee Ranch Mine. Proceedings volume ... annual spring meeting (2024)

Addressing a New Mexico Data Drought; Aquifer Data Building, Distributed Temperature Sensing, Water Quality. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Magdalena Science Caf Eacute; Water Resources Science Project. Proceedings volume ... annual spring meeting (2023)

Plant Versus Local Soil Inorganic Ionic Composition: The Relationship to Biomass Smoke. The Science of The Total Environment (2023)

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