research projects
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Developing Sustainable Approaches for Cometabolic Degradation of TCE and cDCE in Groundwater through Stable Isotope Techniques
Collaborator: Prof. A. Cupples, Michigan State University Funding: NSF-BSF, 3 years starting Oct. 2021 |
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Exploring Suitability of Compound-Specific Isotope Analysis to Study Degradation of Non-point Source Micropollutants on a Large Aquifer-Scale
Collaborators: Dr. Rani Bakkour, Prof. Martin Elsner (Technical University München, TUM) Funding: DFG Middle East Collaboration, 3 years starting Oct. 2021 
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Degradation processes of TCE in the Israeli Coastal Aquifer
Collaborators: Dr. Faina Gelman, Prof. Zeev Ronen Funding: Israel Water Authority, 3 years starting Jan. 2017 
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Microbial dehalogenation of organohalides: Dechlorination versus debromination
Collaborators: Dr. Faina Felman, Prof. Zeev Ronen Funding: ISF, 3 years starting Oct. 2016 |
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Aquifer recharge as sustainable storage solution for desalinated water
Collaborators: Dr. Hagar Siebner (BGU), Dr. Daniel Kurtzman (ARO), Dr. Yoram Katz (Mekorot), Prof. Christoph Schüth (TUD) Funding: BMBF-MOST, 3 years starting June 2016 |
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Fate of brominated organic contaminants by advancing three-dimensional δ13C-δ2H-δ81Br compound-specific isotope analysis
Collaborators: Dr. Faina Gelman (GSI), Dr. Tomasz Kuder (University of Oklahoma), Prof. Philp Richard (University of Oklahoma) Funding: BSF, 4 years starting Jan. 2016 |
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Enabling the distinction of reductive vs. oxidative
chlorohydrocarbon transformation in the environment by advancing δ13C/δ37Cl isotope analysis Collaborators: Dr. Faina Gelman (GSI) and Dr. Martin Elsner (Helmholtz Center, München) Funding: GIF, 3 years starting Jan. 2015 |
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Formation of disinfection by-products due to artificial recharge of chlorinated desalinated seawater
Collaborators: Dr. Hagar Siebner (BGU), Dr. Daniel Kurtzman (ARO), Dr. Joseph Guttman (Mekorot), Dr. Yoram Katz (Mekorot), and as part of the MARSOL consortium (http://www.marsol.eu/ ) Funding: EU FP7 - 3 years, starting Dec. 2013, as part of the MARSOL consortium (http://www.marsol.eu/ ) |
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