Environmental Chemistry at the University of Minnesota
Department of Soil, Water & Climate
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Brandy Toner
Contact:
Brandy Toner
Assistant Professor

439 Borlaug Hall
1991 Upper Buford Circle
St. Paul, MN 55108
(612) 298-0499
toner@umn.edu

Research:  My research examines the speciation, distribution, and bioavailability of                             metals in pristine and contaminated environments.  I am specifically                                 interested in mineral surface chemistry and the role that microorganisms                         play in shaping the transport and fate of metals.  I specialize in                                         synchrotron radiation X-ray absorption spectroscopy.                      

                    Please check out the links below for more information on my research.

Teaching:  Co-teaching SOIL5311 Soil Chemistry and Mineralogy 
                    with Professor Paul Bloom Spring 2008

Openings:  Interested in these projects?  Contact me about opportunities.  At this time                     there are openings for a Postdoctoral Researcher and Laboratory                                     Technician.

Surface Chemistry &
Environmental Quality
(4 projects listed)
Iron & Carbon
in the Deep-sea

(3 projects listed)
Structure & Reactivity
of Biogenic Minerals

(3 projects listed)


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