Interdisciplinary
Collaboration and Partnerships
Because
of the strong interdisciplinary approach to both teaching and research
in the Environmental and Water Studies Program, our students and faculty
work closely with a number of associated faculty on the Stanford campus
and with a number of off-campus research programs. The organization chart
attempts to show some of these linkages. Stanford faculty with whom we
have interactions include:
Aero and Astro: Dave
Powell , Brian Cantwell
Geological and Environmental Sciences: Andre´ Journel,
Steve Gorelick, Keith
Loague, Gordon
Brown, George
Parks, Dennis
Bird, Scott
Fendorf, Don Lowe,
Rob
Dunbar, Adina
Paytan, and Jonathan
Stebbins
Geophysics: Kevin
Arrigo
Biological Sciences: Joan
Roughgarden, Peter
Vitousek, Stephen
Schneider, Mark
Denny and Brendan
Bohannan
Chemical Engineering: Channing
Robertson
Chemistry: Keith Hodgson
Engineering Economic Systems: James
Sweeney and John Weyant
Institute for International Studies: Wally
Falcon, Roz
Naylor, Michel
C. Oksenberg and Donald
Kennedy
Law: John
Barton, Barton Thompson
Mathematics: George
Papanicolaou
Mechanical Engineering: Peter
Bradshaw, Sanjive
Lele, Brian Cantwell,
Reginald
Mitchell, Godfrey Mungal,
John Eaton,
and Charles Kruger
Medical Microbiology: Abdul
Matin
Petroleum Engineering: Kahlid
Aziz, Margot
Gerritsen, Roland
Horne, Tom
Hewitt, Martin
Blunt, Lynn
Orr , and Jane
Woodward
Political Science: Jean Oi
Statistics: Paul
Switzer
We are fortunate to be near neighbors of the Western Regional Headquarters
of the United States Geological Survey. This proximity has led to the
long-standing cooperation and collaboration with a number of scientist
in the Water Resources Division of the U.S.G.S., including Ralph Cheng,
James Cloern, Jim Constantz, James Davis, Ron Harvey, Sam Luoma, Frederic
Nichols, Kirk Nordstrom, Ron Oremland and Jacob Rubin. We also maintain
close ties with several earth scientists at the Los Alamos National Laboratory
in New Mexico. Another important interdisciplinary program is the Center
for Turbulence Research at Stanford, which is a joint venture with NASA's
Ames Research Center, a close neighbor of Stanford in Mountain View.
Finally, several Consulting Faculty are participants in our research and
teaching activities, including Angelos Findikakis (Bechtel Corporation),
Viorica Lopez-Avila (Acurex Corporation), Wayne Ott (U.S. EPA), Tom Powell
(UC Berkeley), Michael Kavanaugh (ENVIRON), Yan Zang (Quantum Corp), and
Francis Ludwig (SRI International).
The U.S. EPA supported Western Region Hazardous Substance Research Center
also involves many collaborations with others, and especially with Oregon
State University, our partner within this Center. Included are Kenneth
Williamson, the Associate Center Director; Sandra Woods, Peter Nelson,
Lewis Semprini, and Jack Istok in Civil Engineering; Daniel Arp and Michael
Hyman in Botany and Plant Pathology; Morris Craig in Veterinary Medicine;
and James Ingle and John Westall in Chemistry.
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