Improving People's Lives by Understanding and Mitigating Natural and Man-made Hazards
Improving People's Lives by Understanding and Mitigating Natural and Man-made Hazards
Improving People's Lives by Providing Safe and Resilient Infrastructure
Improving People's Lives by Providing Safe and Resilient Infrastructure
Improving People's Lives by Understanding Earth and Terrestrial Planet Systems
Improving People's Lives by Understanding Earth and Terrestrial Planet Systems
Improving People's Lives by Providing Clean Water
Improving People's Lives by Providing Clean Water
Improving People's Lives by Providing Safe Nuclear Energy Systems
Improving People's Lives by Providing Safe Nuclear Energy Systems
Improving People's Lives by Enabling our Students to Change the World
Improving People's Lives by Enabling our Students to Change the World
Improving People's Lives by Understanding and Measuring Human Impact on the Environment.
Improving People's Lives by Understanding and Measuring Human Impact on the Environment.

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Our faculty and students are deepening the understanding of Natural and Man-Made Hazards, Civil Infrastructure, Environment, Energy, and Earth and Planet Systems.

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Robert Nerenberg

Robert Nerenberg

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Phone: 574-631-4098
Website: http://www3.nd.edu/~rnerenbe/
Office: 163 Fitzpatrick Hall
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Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering & Earth Sciences Associate Professor
College of Engineering Associate Professor
Novel Nitrogen Removal Processes Biological nitrogen removal is a major research area within the Nerenberg research group. Nitrogen from wastewater treatment plants and from agriculture runoff is a major contributor to the "dead zone" in the Gulf of Mexico, and also has led to widespread ...
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Robert Nerenberg

Robert Nerenberg

Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering & Earth Sciences Associate Professor
College of Engineering Associate Professor
Novel Nitrogen Removal Processes Biological nitrogen removal is a major research area within the Nerenberg research group. Nitrogen from ...
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