Speaker abstracts Poster session abstracts 
       

 
Speaker abstracts - all abstracts will be included in the conference program.

Abstracts are listed in the order of appearance at the conference.
 
 
National to local scale cycling of arsenic in ground water
Alan Welch, Ph.D.
USGS Nevada
Spatial associations between arsenic in groundwater, sediments,
bedrock and agricultural land use in New England

Gilpin R. Robinson, Jr. , Ph.D.

USGS Virginia
Arsenic in ground water wells in Maine
Marc Loiselle, Ph.D.

Maine Geological Survey
Arsenic in ground water in eastern New England and implications for human health
Joseph Ayotte
USGS New Hampshire
Predicting arsenic in water from aquifers in eastern New England
Sarah Ryker
USGS Colorado
Arsenic processes in New Hampshire
Stephen Peters, Ph.D.
Univ. of Michigan
Arsenic geochemistry in bedrock aquifer, Northport, Maine
Andrew Reeve, Ph.D.

Univ. of Maine
Arsenic processes - examples from Massachusetts
Rudi Hon, Ph.D

Boston College
Natural arsenic release related to landfill practices
John Colman, Ph.D.

USGS Massachusetts
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Arsenic geochemical behavior during ground water-surface water interactions
Richard Wilkin, Ph.D.

USEPA Oklahoma
The Metabolic basis of arsenic toxicity
David Thomas, Ph.D.

US Environmental Protection Agency
Cellular mechanisms for the cardiovascular effects of arsenic
Aaron Barchowsky, Ph.D
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Dartmouth College/ Center for Environmental Health Sciences
Effects of arsenic on expression of DNA repair genes
Angeline Andrew, Ph.D.

Dartmouth College
Arsenic as an endocrine disruptor: role in cancer, vascular disease and diabetes
Joshua Hamilton, Ph.D.

Dartmouth College/ Center for Environmental Health Sciences
Health effects from gestational and childhood exposure to arsenic
Claudia Hopenhayn, Ph.D.

University of Kentucky
Everything but the kitchen sink -- Well water arsenic exposure
Andrew Smith, Sc.D.
Maine Bureau of Health
Health effects of drinking water in Bangladesh
Habibul Ahsan, M.D.
Columbia University
Role of drinking water in skin and bladder cancer in New Hampshire
Margaret Karagas, Ph.D.

Dartmouth College/ Center for Environmental Health Sciences
Development of a new arsenic maximum contaminant level (MCL) for the US
Ira Leighton
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 1
Remediation strategies for public and private water supplies - overview
Bernard Lucey

New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services
New technologies for arsenic contaminated drinking water remediation
Susan Murcott, Ph.D.
Massachuesetts Institute of Technology
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