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William B. White

Professor Emeritus of Geosciences

Pennsylvania State University

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College of Earth and Mineral Sciences

Department of Geosciences

William B. White is currently serving as a College Of Earth And Mineral Sciences Professor Emeritus of Geosciences at Pennsylvania State University.

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Pennsylvania State University

Professor Emeritus of Geosciences

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materials science chemistry earth science optical properties environmental science material research spectroscopy surface science raman spectroscopy geology karst process transition metal chemistry material chemistry optical materials hydrogeology ceramics geochemistry crystal growth metals vibrational spectroscopy surface reactivity glass material luminescence crystal engineering ceramic materials crystal research coastal research mineral geochemistry applied geochemistry chemical geology vibrational spectra crystal formation advanced ceramics ceramic synthesis trace metals luminescence property water science clay science optical spectroscopy elemental characterization material analysis infrared spectroscopy solid-state chemistry subsurface hydrology material properties crystal growth technology crystal structures ceramic technology spectra-structure correlation surface-water hydrology trace elements sedimentary geology surface water surface-enhanced raman scattering crystal material spectroscopic property oxide electronics fluvial process environmental mineralogy engineering ceramic environmental geochemistry raman spectra karst aquifers silicate glasses karst hydrology carbonate aquifers raman spectroscopic study rare earth sesquisulfides transition metal ions crystal chemistry phase relations hydrothermal reactions clastic sediments diamond films seasonal fluctuations phase transformations earth history precambrian research landscape dynamics crustal evolution geobiology geodiversity palaeogeography geodynamics geological data

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cave, Definition Of. Elsevier eBooks (2019)

William B. WhiteDavid C. Culver

water sciencegeomorphologylinguisticsearth science

Hydrogeology of Karst Aquifers. Elsevier eBooks (2019)

William B. White

groundwaterhydrogeologyhydrologygroundwater hydrogeochemistryenvironmental sciencehydrogeologic systemkarst processsubsurface hydrologyearth sciencegroundwater qualitykarst aquifers

Karst. Elsevier eBooks (2019)

William K. JonesWilliam B. White

Raman Spectroscopy. Oxford University Press eBooks (2019)

Robert M. GrangerHank M. YochumJill N. GrangerKarl D. SienerthRobert M. GrangerHank M. YochumJill N. GrangerKarl D. Sienerth

physicsbiophysicsspectroscopyraman spectroscopyneuroscience

Surveying Caves. Elsevier eBooks (2019)

William B. White

archaeological excavationssurveyingsite investigationearth sciencearchaeology

Abstracts of Additional Conference Papers. Advances in karst science (2017)

William B. White

environmental sciencekarst processearth sciencesediment researchgeology

Caves and Karst of the Greenbrier Valley in West Virginia. Cave and karst systems of the world (2017)

William B. White

greenbrier valleykarst processarchaeological excavationswest virginiaearth science

Contaminant Transport in Karst Aquifers: Systematics and Mechanisms. Advances in karst science (2017)

William B. White

soilhydraulic researchwater qualitypersistent organic pollutantstransport phenomenastormwaterenvironmental sciencewater pollutionkarst aquifersecologywater sciencedebris flowsvadose zonesurface waterengineering geologycontaminant transportenvironmental engineeringmineral-fluid interactionsoil contaminationapplied geochemistry

Contaminated Groundwater in Karst: Why is It an Issue? an Introduction to the Kwi San Juan Conference. Advances in karst science (2017)

William B. WhiteJanet S. HermanEllen K. HermanMarian Rutigliano

groundwaterhydrogeologyenvironmental sciencewater pollutionwater resourcesgroundwater pollution

Geology of the Greenbrier Valley. Cave and karst systems of the world (2017)

William B. White

geoarchaeologygreenbrier valleymarine geologyarchaeologycoastal researcharid environmentsgeographyearth scienceenvironmental geologyregional geologystratigraphyhigh elevationplanetary scienceslandslideskarst processgeomorphologyeurasian geographystructural geologygeology

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William B. White

Professor Emeritus of Geosciences

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

College of Earth and Mineral Sciences

Department of Geosciences

William B. White is currently serving as a College Of Earth And Mineral Sciences Professor Emeritus of Geosciences at Pennsylvania State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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William B. White

Pennsylvania State University

Professor Emeritus of Geosciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cave, Definition Of. Elsevier eBooks (2019)

William B. WhiteDavid C. Culver

water sciencegeomorphologylinguisticsearth science

Hydrogeology of Karst Aquifers. Elsevier eBooks (2019)

William B. White

groundwaterhydrogeologyhydrologygroundwater hydrogeochemistryenvironmental sciencehydrogeologic systemkarst processsubsurface hydrologyearth sciencegroundwater qualitykarst aquifers

Karst. Elsevier eBooks (2019)

William K. JonesWilliam B. White

Raman Spectroscopy. Oxford University Press eBooks (2019)

Robert M. GrangerHank M. YochumJill N. GrangerKarl D. SienerthRobert M. GrangerHank M. YochumJill N. GrangerKarl D. Sienerth

physicsbiophysicsspectroscopyraman spectroscopyneuroscience

Surveying Caves. Elsevier eBooks (2019)

William B. White

archaeological excavationssurveyingsite investigationearth sciencearchaeology

Abstracts of Additional Conference Papers. Advances in karst science (2017)

William B. White

environmental sciencekarst processearth sciencesediment researchgeology

Caves and Karst of the Greenbrier Valley in West Virginia. Cave and karst systems of the world (2017)

William B. White

greenbrier valleykarst processarchaeological excavationswest virginiaearth science

Contaminant Transport in Karst Aquifers: Systematics and Mechanisms. Advances in karst science (2017)

William B. White

Contaminated Groundwater in Karst: Why is It an Issue? an Introduction to the Kwi San Juan Conference. Advances in karst science (2017)

William B. WhiteJanet S. HermanEllen K. HermanMarian Rutigliano

groundwaterhydrogeologyenvironmental sciencewater pollutionwater resourcesgroundwater pollution

Geology of the Greenbrier Valley. Cave and karst systems of the world (2017)

William B. White

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