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George C. Flowers

Professor Emeritus

Tulane University

Affiliations

School of Science and Engineering

Earth and Environmental Sciences

George C. Flowers is currently serving as an Earth And Environmental Sciences Professor Emeritus at Tulane University.

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Tulane University

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environmental science earth science environmental research geochemistry materials science environmental chemistry water pollution applied mathematics oceanography numerical simulations ocean sciences marine geology environmental pollution isotope geochemistry estuaries surface reactivity bayou trepagnier petrology water quality environmental toxicology marine chemistry geoscientific model development mineral processing scientific computing thermal engineering coastal research coastal management nanoparticle research membrane science mineral engineering dendrochronology environmental geochemistry environmental geology oceanographic research physical oceanography chemical oceanography oceanic science environmental quality thermodynamic modelling chemical thermodynamics mineral-fluid interaction computational geochemistry marine ecology coastal geomorphology coastal geochemistry marine environments foundation engineering in-situ conversion magmatism trace elements structural composition field observations paleoclimatology sedimentary geology geologic interest modified redlich-kwong equation supercritical fluids molecular species portable assay heavy metals ionic cadmium lead isotopes tree rings lead contamination oil spill studies industrial effluent diversion environmental sedimentology lead transport bayou trepagnier wetlands geochemical studies trace element geochemistry sediment transport sedimentary geochemistry ore geology geochemical exploration terrestrial geochemistry chemical geology sedimentology geochemical data

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Jog Volume 66 Issue 257 Cover and Front Matter. Journal of Glaciology (2020)

H JiskootJ CogleyT JackaN EckertR GrevePattyn ScientifiBarr BhambriK CameronR CarrW ColganF CottierB CsathóN CullenS FariaH FrickerN GlasserA GrahamI HewittE IsakssonS JonesJ KingslakeM KoutnikB KulessaS O'neelS RasmussenA RempelM SchaeferC SchneiderD SchroederJ SheaD ShugarM SiegfriedC Tijm-ReijmerA Van HerwijnenG SeligmanF NavarroG FlowersC HulbeJ StroeveL Buckingham

field observationssurface sciencepaleoclimatologyenvironmental sciencefront matterearth sciencejournalism

Employing Extant Stable Carbon Isotope Data in Gulf of Mexico Sedimentary Organic Matter for Oil Spill Studies. Deep Sea Research Part II Topical Studies in Oceanography (2014)

Brad E. RosenheimMatthew A. PendergraftGeorge C. FlowersRobert CarneyJosé L. SericanoReda M. AmerJeff ChantonZeynep DincerTerry L. Wade

marine chemistryoceanographic researchphysical oceanographychemical oceanographyoceanic scienceocean sciencesoceanographyenvironmental scienceoil spill studiesenvironmental researchisotope geochemistrydata scienceearth scienceenvironmental chemistry

Occurrence of Primary Magnesium Silicates (Palygorskite-Sepiolite) in Karst Terranes. Taylor & Francis eBooks (2007)

W IsphordingD AllisonG Flowers

materials sciencein-situ conversionsurface reactivityprimary magnesium silicatesgeochemistrychemical engineeringtectonicskarst terranesnanoparticle researchmagmatismtrace elementscivil engineeringmembrane scienceinorganic chemistrystructural compositionmineral engineeringnanotechnologygeology

Lead Transport Into Bayou Trepagnier Wetlands in Louisiana, USA. Journal of Environmental Quality (2006)

Margaret S. DevallLeonard B. ThienErik EllgaardGeorge Flowers

environmental engineeringenvironmental toxicologylead transportenvironmental pollutionenvironmental scienceenvironmental researchwater pollutionenvironmental qualityenvironmental chemistrybayou trepagnier wetlandswetlandsecology

Lead Contamination in a Wetland Watershed: Isotopes as Fingerprints of Pollution. Environmental Geology (2000)

F. MarcantonioG. C. FlowersN. Templin

environmental geochemistrylead contaminationgeochemistrygeographyenvironmental scienceenvironmental researchwater pollutionisotope geochemistryearth scienceenvironmental geology

Detection of Heavy Metals by Immunoassay: Optimization and Validation of a Rapid, Portable Assay for Ionic Cadmium. Environmental Science & Technology (1998)

Mehraban KhosravianiAndrey R. PavlovGeorge C. FlowersDiane A. Blake

immunologyportable assayenvironmental scienceenvironmental researchheavy metalsionic cadmium

Impact of Industrial Effluent Diversion on Bayou Trepagnier, Louisiana. Environmental & engineering geoscience (1998)

G. C. FLOWERSJ. N. SUHAYDAJ. W. CLYMIREG. L. MCPHERSONL. V. KOPLITZM. A. POIRRIER

environmental engineeringindustrial effluent diversionwater qualitybayou trepagnierengineering

Lead Isotopes in Tree Rings: Chronology of Pollution in Bayou Trepagnier, Louisiana. Environmental Science & Technology (1998)

Franco MarcantonioGeorge FlowersLeonard ThienErik Ellgaard

lead isotopesdendrochronologyenvironmental pollutionenvironmental scienceenvironmental chemistrytree ringsbayou trepagnier

Subsurface Geology of Hazardous Waste Injection Sands Near Geismar, Louisiana. Environmental and Engineering Geoscience (1998)

G. C. FLOWERSM. E. BARBERP. JIN

environmental engineeringsubsurface geologygeology

Numerical Simulation of Deep‐Well Injection in Geismar, Louisiana. Ground Water (1996)

Peikang JinMichael E. BarberGeorge C. Flowers

deep-well injectionnumerical simulationsgroundwaterapplied mathematics

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George C. Flowers

Professor Emeritus

Tulane University

Affiliations

School of Science and Engineering

Earth and Environmental Sciences

George C. Flowers is currently serving as an Earth And Environmental Sciences Professor Emeritus at Tulane University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Tulane University

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Jog Volume 66 Issue 257 Cover and Front Matter. Journal of Glaciology (2020)

field observationssurface sciencepaleoclimatologyenvironmental sciencefront matterearth sciencejournalism

Employing Extant Stable Carbon Isotope Data in Gulf of Mexico Sedimentary Organic Matter for Oil Spill Studies. Deep Sea Research Part II Topical Studies in Oceanography (2014)

Brad E. RosenheimMatthew A. PendergraftGeorge C. FlowersRobert CarneyJosé L. SericanoReda M. AmerJeff ChantonZeynep DincerTerry L. Wade

Occurrence of Primary Magnesium Silicates (Palygorskite-Sepiolite) in Karst Terranes. Taylor & Francis eBooks (2007)

W IsphordingD AllisonG Flowers

Lead Transport Into Bayou Trepagnier Wetlands in Louisiana, USA. Journal of Environmental Quality (2006)

Margaret S. DevallLeonard B. ThienErik EllgaardGeorge Flowers

Lead Contamination in a Wetland Watershed: Isotopes as Fingerprints of Pollution. Environmental Geology (2000)

F. MarcantonioG. C. FlowersN. Templin

environmental geochemistrylead contaminationgeochemistrygeographyenvironmental scienceenvironmental researchwater pollutionisotope geochemistryearth scienceenvironmental geology

Detection of Heavy Metals by Immunoassay: Optimization and Validation of a Rapid, Portable Assay for Ionic Cadmium. Environmental Science & Technology (1998)

Mehraban KhosravianiAndrey R. PavlovGeorge C. FlowersDiane A. Blake

immunologyportable assayenvironmental scienceenvironmental researchheavy metalsionic cadmium

Impact of Industrial Effluent Diversion on Bayou Trepagnier, Louisiana. Environmental & engineering geoscience (1998)

G. C. FLOWERSJ. N. SUHAYDAJ. W. CLYMIREG. L. MCPHERSONL. V. KOPLITZM. A. POIRRIER

environmental engineeringindustrial effluent diversionwater qualitybayou trepagnierengineering

Lead Isotopes in Tree Rings: Chronology of Pollution in Bayou Trepagnier, Louisiana. Environmental Science & Technology (1998)

Franco MarcantonioGeorge FlowersLeonard ThienErik Ellgaard

lead isotopesdendrochronologyenvironmental pollutionenvironmental scienceenvironmental chemistrytree ringsbayou trepagnier

Subsurface Geology of Hazardous Waste Injection Sands Near Geismar, Louisiana. Environmental and Engineering Geoscience (1998)

G. C. FLOWERSM. E. BARBERP. JIN

environmental engineeringsubsurface geologygeology

Numerical Simulation of Deep‐Well Injection in Geismar, Louisiana. Ground Water (1996)

Peikang JinMichael E. BarberGeorge C. Flowers

deep-well injectionnumerical simulationsgroundwaterapplied mathematics

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2
10 / page

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