2025
Grant Ferguson, Ph.D.
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2024
Matthew Becker, Ph.D.
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“Fiber Optic Distributed Sensing as a Window on Subsurface Flow”
“How Groundwater Impacts the People and Ecosystems of the South Pacific Islands”
2023
Alicia Wilson, Ph.D
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“Subseafloor Hydrogeology: Moving Beyond Watersheds”
“Please Check Your Assumptions at the Coastline: 15 Years of Wading Through Salt Marshes”
2021-2022
Chen Zhu, Ph.D.
2019
John Doherty, Ph.D.
“Dancing with Models – The Importance of Model Partner Software” or “Starting from the Problem and Working Backwards”
2018
Masaki Hayashki, Ph.D.
“Alpine Hydrogeology: The Critical Role of Groundwater in Sourcing the Headwaters of the World”
2017
Kamini Singha, Ph.D.
“A Tale of Two Porosities: Exploring Why Contaminant Transport Doesn’t Always Behave the Way It Should” and “The Critical Role of Trees in Critical Zone Science: An Exploration of Water Fluxes in the Earth’s Permeable Skin”
2016
Ty Ferré, Ph.D.
“Seeing Things Differently: Rethinking the Relationship Between Data, Models, and Decision-Making”
2015
Rainer H. Helmig, Ph.D.
“Evaluating the Competitive Use of the Subsurface: The Influence of Energy Storage and Production in Groundwater” and “Modeling and Analysis of Soil-Moisture Processes in the Subsurface: The Influence of Evaporation and Salt Precipitation in Groundwater”
2014
Dorthe Wildenschild, Ph.D.
“What Happens in the Pore, No Longer Stays in the Pore: Opportunities and Limitations for Porous Media Characterization and Process Quantification Using X-ray Tomography” and “Optimizing Capillary Trapping as a Carbon Dioxide Mitigation Strategy: Pore-Scale Findings in Support of Larger-Scale Implementation”
2013
David L. Rudolph, Ph.D.
“Managing Groundwater Beneath the Agricultural Landscape”
2012
S. Majid Hassanizadeh, Ph.D.
“Transport of Viruses in Partially Saturated Soil and Groundwater” and “Capillarity in Porous Media, on Micro- and Macroscale, Revisited”
2011
Stephen E. Silliman, Ph.D.
“Development of Reliable Hydrologic Data Sets in Difficult Environments: Case Studies from Benin, West Africa” and “Characterization of a Complex, Sole-Source Aquifer System in Benin, West Africa”
2010
Timothy Scheibe, Ph.D.
“Beyond the Black Box: Integrating Advanced Characterization of Microbial Processes with Subsurface Reactive Transport Models” and “Quantifying Flow and Reactive Transport in the Heterogeneous Subsurface Environment: From Pores to Porous Media and Facies to Aquifers”
2009
Peter Cook, Ph.D.
“Environmental Tracers in Modern Hydrogeology: Reducing Uncertainty in Groundwater Flow Estimation”
2008
Michael Celia, Ph.D.
“Geological Storage as a Carbon Mitigation Option”
2007
James J. Butler Jr., Ph.D.
“Getting the Information Ground Water Modelers Need: A Report from the Field” and “What the Heck Is a Phreatophyte? A Field Investigation of Ecohydrologic Processes in Stream-Aquifer Systems”
2006
Eileen Poeter, Ph.D.
“All Models Are Wrong: How Do We Know Which Are Useful?”
2005
Kip Solomon, Ph.D.
“Inert Gas Tracers in Ground Water”
2004
Allen M. Shapiro, Ph.D.
“Recent Advances in Characterizing Ground Water Flow and Chemical Transport in Fractured Rock: From Cores to Kilometers”
2003
Richelle Allen-King, Ph.D.
“A Hydrogeochemist’s Perspective on Organic Contaminant Transport in Ground Water” and “Ground and Surface Water Contributions to Chemical Mass Discharge: Considering the Problem at Field and Basin Scales”
2002
David Hyndman, Ph.D.
“Efficient Large-Scale Bioremediation in a Heterogeneous Aquifer: The Schoolcraft Bioaugmentation Experiment”
2001
Mary C. Hill, Ph.D.
“Guidelines for Effective Model Calibration (Any Model!)”
2000
M. James Hendry, Ph.D.
“Transport and Geochemical Controls on Solutes in Clay Aquitards”
1999
Scott Tyler, Ph.D.
“Ground Water Recharge in Arid Regions: Questions About Today and the Past”
1998
Barbara Sherwood-Lollar, Ph.D.
“Stable Carbon Isotopes: Tools for Direction of the Origin and Fate of the Environmental Contaminants”
1997
Philip C. Bennett, Ph.D.
“Water, Microbes, and Rocks: The Geochemical Ecology of Contaminated Ground Water”
1996
Linda Abriola, Ph.D.
“Organic Liquid Contaminant Entrapment and Persistence in the Subsurface: Interphase Mass Transfer Limitations and Implications for Remediation”
1995
Paul Hsieh, Ph.D.
“A Multidisciplinary, Multiscale Investigation of Fluid Flow and Solute Transport in Fractured Crystalline Rocks: Finds from the Mirror Lake Site, New Hampshire”
1994
Edward Sudicky, Ph.D.
“Contaminant Migration in Complex-Structure Porous and Fractured-Porous Geologic Media: A Simulation Perspective”
1993
Mary Jo Baedecker, Ph.D.
“The Fate of Organic Compounds and Geochemical Processes in Contaminated Aquifers”
1992
John Wilson, Ph.D.
“Visualization of Ground Water Flow and Transport Through a Microscope”
1991
Stephen Wheatcraft, Ph.D.
“Fractal Approaches to Modeling Geologic Variability in Aquifers”
1990
Ralph C. Heath, Ph.D.
“Hydrogeology and Hazardous Waste Disposal”
1989
Randy L. Bassett, Ph.D.
“The Utility of Chemical Modeling, With and Without Advection, in Natural and Environmentally Stressed Hydrologic Systems”
1988
Thomas A. Prickett, Ph.D.
“Practical Aspects of Ground Water Modeling”
1987
John A. Cherry, Ph.D.
“Contaminant Migration Processes: A Field Perspective”
