Andrew G. Gault

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Arsenic contamination and mitigation(35), Mine drainage and remediation techniques(24), Heavy metals in environment(18), Heavy Metal Exposure and Toxicity(9), Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping(8)

Publications54 total

The MacQuillans and Dunluce Castle
Research Portal (Queen's University Belfast)·2015
Establishing a baseline value for urinary arsenic:selenium ratio in unexposed populations in the United Kingdom
Biomedical Spectroscopy and Imaging·2013Open Access
CHAPTER 3: APPLICATION OF SYNCHROTRON MICROANALYSIS TO STUDIES OF SOILS, SEDIMENTS, DUST AND MINE WASTE
Mineralogical Association of Canada eBooks·2012· 1 cited
Seasonal Changes In Mineralogy, Geochemistry and Microbial Community of Bacteriogenic Iron Oxides (BIOS) Deposited in a Circumneutral Wetland
Geomicrobiology Journal·2011· 25 cited
Retention of Iodide by Bacteriogenic Iron Oxides
Geomicrobiology Journal·2011· 36 cited
Microbial and geochemical features suggest iron redox cycling within bacteriogenic iron oxide-rich sediments
Chemical Geology·2010· 78 cited
Arsenic in Geosphere and Human Diseases, As 2010 - 3rd International Congress: Arsenic in the Environment
2010
Carbon isotope fractionation by circumneutral iron-oxidizing bacteria
Geology·2010· 12 cited
Natural attenuation of arsenic in the Tinto Santa Rosa acid stream (Iberian Pyritic Belt, SW Spain): The role of iron precipitates
Chemical Geology·2009· 128 cited
The Role of Indigenous Microorganisms in the Biodegradation of Naturally Occurring Petroleum, the Reduction of Iron, and the Mobilization of Arsenite from West Bengal Aquifer Sediments
Journal of Environmental Quality·2009· 88 cited
Arsenic mobilization in acid mine drainage from the Tinto Santa Rosa Mine, Iberian Pyrite Belt, Spain
Research Explorer (The University of Manchester)·2009
Microbial and geochemical controls on bacteriogenic iron oxide formation and fate
GeCAS·2009
Magnetic signature of anthropogenic pollution of soil and correlation with heavy metals in the broader Kozani-Ptolemaida region, Northern Greece.
EGU General Assembly Conference Abstracts·2009
A Comparison of the Rates of Fe(III) Reduction in Synthetic and Bacteriogenic Iron Oxides by<i>Shewanella putrefaciens</i>CN32
Geomicrobiology Journal·2009· 44 cited
Strontium desorption from bacteriogenic iron oxides (BIOS) subjected to microbial Fe(III) reduction
Chemical Geology·2009· 21 cited
Sorption of Strontium onto Bacteriogenic Iron Oxides
Environmental Science & Technology·2009· 91 cited
Arsenic mobilization from iron oxyhydroxides is regulated by organic matter carbon to nitrogen (C:N) ratio
Environment International·2008· 40 citedOpen Access
Arsenic in Groundwaters of South-East Asia: With Emphasis on Cambodia and Vietnam
Applied Geochemistry·2008· 41 cited
Hopane, sterane and n-alkane distributions in shallow sediments hosting high arsenic groundwaters in Cambodia
Applied Geochemistry·2008· 56 cited
Geochemistry of aquifer sediments and arsenic-rich groundwaters from Kandal Province, Cambodia
Applied Geochemistry·2008· 77 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

David A. Polya(32), John Charnock(18), Jonathan R. Lloyd(15), Paul R. Lythgoe(11), Helen Rowland(8), Danielle Fortin(8), Ian D. Clark(8), F. G. Ferris(8), Christopher Boothman(7), S. Langley(6), Debashis Chatterjee(5), Alexandre Ibrahim(5), Yoshio Takahashi(5), Richard D. Pancost(4), Ф. Ислам(4), R. L. Pederick(3), Bart E. van Dongen(3), Roy A. Wogelius(3), Rob Renaud(3), Fadi R. Abou-Shakra(3)