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Arindam Malakar
Research areas: Environmental Science · Environmental Chemistry · Arsenic contamination and mitigation · Heavy metals in environment · Groundwater and Isotope Geochemistry
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Publications (46)
- Hatch Multistate Research Funds: A Lifeline for Training Early-Career Scientists Save
- Evaluation of Land Uses on the Global Occurrence of Vadose Zone Nitrate Save
- Irrigation induced uranium mobility in a simulated vadose zone – groundwater system Save
- Environmental Impact of Wastewater on Surface and Groundwater in Central Asia Save
- Mitigating nitrate contamination in groundwater: A comprehensive review of in-situ approaches Save
- Ferrihydrite level in paddy soil affects inorganic arsenic species in rice grains Save
- Potential human health effects of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) prevalent in aquatic environment: a review Save
- Nitrate contamination in Nebraska's Ogallala aquifer Save
- Natural Reactive Iron Dynamics in the Agricultural Soil of Semiarid to Arid Systems Save
- Evaluating Youth-Led Citizen Science for Improved Monitoring of Domestic Well Water Quality in Nebraska Save
- Cotton Yield Prediction: A Machine Learning Approach With Field and Synthetic Data Save
- Leaching Performance of Nanotechnology-Induced High-Arsenic-Bearing Tooeleite-like Mineral Nanowaste Save
- Wastewater Treatment in Central Asia: Treatment Alternatives for Safe Water Reuse Save
- Downstream hydrochemistry and irrigation water quality of the Syr Darya, Aral Sea Basin, South Kazakhstan Save
- Labile carbon and soil texture control nitrogen transformation in deep vadose zone Save
- Importance of snowmelt on soil nitrate leaching to groundwater – A model study Save
- Evaluation of dissolved and acid-leachable trace element concentrations in relation to practical water quality standards in the Syr Darya, Aral Sea Basin, South Kazakhstan Save
- Self-functionalization of soil-aged biochar surfaces increases nitrate retention Save
- Evaluating coal char as an alternative to biochar for mitigating nutrient and carbon loss from manure‐amended soils: Insights from a greenhouse experiment Save
- Nanotechnology at the Juncture of Water, Food, and Energy Nexus: Boon or Bane? Save