Introducing our Editor-In Chief – David Cwiertny

We are delighted to introduce David Cwiertny as the Editor-in-Chief of our new journal Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology.

About David

Currently, David is an Associate Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Iowa. David holds a BS in Environmental Engineering Science, with a major in Chemistry from the University of California, Berkeley awarded in 2000. He completed his PhD in Environmental Engineering at John Hopkins University (Baltimore, Maryland, USA) in 2006.

At the University of Iowa, he is a core faculty member in the campus-wide Water Sustainability Initiative, developing interdisciplinary research, outreach and education programs intended to increase water awareness at the University and across the state of Iowa. His present research interests include:

  • Materials-based treatment strategies for water and wastewater.
  • Chemical transformation pathways for emerging contaminant classes in a natural aquatic system.

Find out more about David’s research by reading his recent publications in his Royal Society of Chemistry Author’s Archive

We are now open for submissions – submit your manuscript today!

David CwiertnyDavid’s Inspiration:

“I’ve always wanted to be an engineer primarily because of my father, who was an aerospace engineer. My mom, a school teacher, helped instill in me an appreciation for writing, which is hugely important in this profession. Inspiration nowadays comes from my fabulous research mentors (Lynn Roberts, Michelle Scherer, and Vicki Grassian), my one-of-kind colleagues at the University of Iowa, and my students, who bring passion, energy and fun to my laboratory each day.”.

David Cwiertny, Editor-in-Chief, Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology


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