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Annual NABIR PI Meeting - March 15-17, 2004, Warrenton, VA

Information & Publications Remediation/Stabilization Research Field Scale Research Modeling & High-Performance Computing Molecular Sciences: EMSL, EMSIs Synchrotron Science Geophysics & Geohydrology Environmental Microbiology & Applied Genomics Geochemistry & Biogeochemistry Measurement & Monitoring

Agenda

Workshop Abstracts (pdf file)

Monday, March 15
8:30-8:45 AM	Welcome - Paul Bayer, NABIR Program Coordinator
8:45-9:00	Ari Patrinos, Associate Director, Biological and Environmental Research
9:00-9:30	Teresa Fryberger, Director, Environmental Remediation Sciences Division, BER
9:30-10:00	Biogeochemistry (Brian Wood, Oregon State)
10:30-11:00	Biotransformation (Cal Ainsworth, PNNL)
11:00-11:30	Biotransformation (Bill Burgos, Penn State)
11:30-12:00PM	Community Dynamics (Cheryl Kuske, LANL)

Afternoon Session
1:30-3:30	Posters	Breakout: Bioremediation of Tc (Zachara)	Breakout: Genomics and NABIR (Wall)
4:00-5:30	Meeting of FRC Working Groups (Microbial Communities, Biotransformation, Geochemistry and Modeling)
7:00-9:00	Poster session: Community Dynamics/Microbial Ecology, BASIC, Biomolecular Science and Engineering. Authors must be at posters.

Tuesday, March 16
8:30-9:00AM	Biomolecular Science and Engineering (Tom DiChristina)
9:00-9:30	Biomolecular (Carol Giometti, ANL)
9:30-10:00	Joint Genome Institute (Paul Richardson)
10:30-11:00	GTL Project (Terry Hazen, LBNL)
11:00-11:30	GTL Project (Derek Lovely, U. Mass.)
11:30-12:00	Field Experiment at the Old Rifle UMTRA Site (Phil Long, PNNL/Todd Anderson, U. Mass.)

Afternoon Session
2:00-5:00	Posters	Breakout: Biodiversity of Bioremediation (Kostka, Zengler & Küsel)	Breakout: Transferring lab results to the field (Yuri Gorby and Jack Istok)
7:00-9:00	Poster Session: Biogeochemistry, Biotransformation, FRC projects; NABIR-EM projects. Authors must be at posters.

Wednesday, March 17 (All FRC results)
8:30-8:45 AM	Introduction to the NABIR FRC at Oak Ridge (Paul Bayer, DOE)
8:45-9:00	Update on NABIR FRC activities (David Watson, ORNL)
9:00-9:30	Progress on "Field-scale evaluation of biostimulation for remediation of U-contaminated ground water" (Craig Criddle, Stanford)
9:30-10:00	In-line uranium immunosensor at the FRC (Diane Blake, Tulane)
10:30-11:00	Progress on "Factors controlling in situ U and Tc bioreduction and reoxidation" (Jack Istok, Oregon State)
11:00-11:30	Progress on "In situ immobilization of U in structured porous media" (Tim Scheibe, PNNL)
11:30-12:00PM	FRC Working Groups Report Out (15 min. each; Kostka, Burgos, Jardine, Parker)

Posters

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