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Biographical Summary Jeremy Hanlon began work part time at LBNL as an undergraduate in molecular biology with interests in bioremediation. Upon receiving his BA from UC Berkeley in 2001 he began work full time managing the bioprocesses laboratory for William Stringfellow and assisting with Nigel Quinn's real-time water quality monitoring in the San Joaquin Valley. Over the past couple of years Jeremy has become proficient at a variety of analytical techniques in chromatography and spectroscopy while working on several projects including MTBE removal from ground water, PAH and metabolite analysis of rat gut extracts, DNA extraction from soil microbes, and natural attenuation of chlorinated solvents in soil. Most recently he has been the primary person responsible for collection, handling and processing of environmental field samples for the Central Valley water quality projects. Current research interests include understanding algal biodiversity as it relates to water quality management practices in the Central Valley.
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