Division/Committee: [GEOC] Division of Geochemistry

This symposium will honor the numerous contributions and advances to aquatic and marine chemistry that George Luther has made over the course of his long career. Dr. Luther’s innovative analytical strategies including voltammetry and other electrochemical methods has greatly advanced our understanding of environmental and geochemical processes ranging from metal-dissolved organic matter speciation to redox processes in stratified water columns, sediments, and hydrothermal vents. Abstracts related to topics Dr. Luther has studied throughout his career are welcomed. Topics that will be covered include (but are not limited to) metal-ligand interactions, redox processes in marine and freshwater pelagic and benthic systems, deep sea environments including hydrothermal vents, advances in the application and development of electrochemical analytical approaches, and applying theoretical calculations to characterize electron-transfer reactions.

Martial Taillefert

Georgia Institute of Technology

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