Timothy Ginn

Dr. Ginn's research focuses on ureolytic calcite precipitation in porous media, anaerobic biogeochemical cycling & kinetics, colloid filtration theory, lamella-based upscaling of reactive flow and transport, groundwater age and sustainability, inverse problems, in-well vapor stripping, bacterial transport and population dynamics, horizontal gene transfer and new fuels multimedia risk assessment. He retired from Civil and Environmental Engineering in 2015 and has recently relocated to Washington State University.