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Dr. Phan obtained a PhD degree in environmental and life sciences at Trent University (Canada). His postdoctoral research was carried out at the University of Pittsburgh (USA) and the National Energy Technology Laboratory, U.S. Department of Energy (USA). Currently, he is an assistant professor at the University of Waterloo (Canada) where his research focuses on applying both traditional stable isotopes and metal isotopes (radiogenic and stable) as geochemical and environmental tracers. Dr. Phan has applied integrated approaches including laboratory experiments, field surveys, and geochemical modeling to tackle surface and groundwater contamination issues related to natural resource development (e.g., mineral mining, industrial solid waste, hydrocarbon extraction, geological carbon sequestration, agricultural activities) and urban environmental problems. He is also interested in investigating how abiotic and microbial processes fractionate the isotopic composition of metals, allowing metal isotopes to be reliably used as environmental tracers.
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