Liberal Arts and Sciences
Zimmerman Lab
Led by Andrew Zimmerman · Geological Sciences
What we study
The Zimmerman Lab studies organic geochemistry, biogeochemistry, and geomicrobiology to understand climate change and environmental chemistry. They analyze samples from marine environments to uncover how carbon cycles and interacts with microorganisms.
What working here is like
- Wet lab
- Bacteria & microbes
- Papers
- 5
Recent papers, explained
- Characterizing organic carbon source, age, and degradation state in Northern Patagonia fjord surface sediments
2026 · Marine Chemistry
Analyzes organic carbon sources and ages in Northern Patagonia fjord sediments.
- Enhanced removal of antibiotics by a cerium ion-doped layered double hydroxide photocatalyst
2026 · Results in Engineering
Tests whether cerium ion-doped layered double hydroxide photocatalysts can remove antibiotics from water.
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- Establishing Evidence-Based Standards for PFAS Destruction Pathway Claims
2026 · ACS ES&T Engineering
Creates guidelines for proving how PFAS destruction methods work.
- Biochar Permanence—A Policy Commentary
2025 · GCB Bioenergy
Explains how biochar persists in soil and its role in carbon dioxide removal.
- Efficient removal of anionic Congo red by hickory-chip/peanut-shell biochar and Mg-Al hydrotalcite composites fabricated via modified co-precipitation-hydrothermal and buried carbon pyrolysis approach
2025 · Materials Research Bulletin
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