Publication Beamlines Strategic Pillar
Zeitvogel; Fabian (2015). Spatially resolved analysis of the structure and composition of cell-mineral aggregates formed by Fe(II)-oxidizing bacteria and their role in heavy metal sorption processes. Supervisor: Obst, Martin. Baden-Württemberg, Germany: University of Tuebingen. . SM Environment
Wenshuai Li (2021). Tracing chemical weathering using lithium and potassium isotopes. Supervisor: Liu, Xiao-Ming; Teng, F-Z.; Wasylenki, L.; Benninger, L.; Barzyk, J.. North Carolina, USA: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. https://doi.org/10.17615/jmxm-4116. SXRMB Environment
Wei Xiao (2017). Development of High-performance Carbon and Phosphorus Anode Materials for Sodium-ion Batteries. Supervisor: Sun, Xueliang; Sham, Tsun-Kong. Ontario, Canada: The University of Western Ontario. https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/etd/4974. VLS-PGM Environment
Vinay Sharma (2017). Development of Plasma Functionalized Nano-additives for Oils and Study of their Tribological Properties. Supervisor: Timmons, Richard B.; Aswath, Pranesh. Texas, United States: The University of Texas at Arlington. . SGM, SXRMB, VLS-PGM Environment
Vinay Sharma (2017). Development of Plasma Functionalized Nano-additives for Oils and Study of their Tribological Properties. Supervisor: Timmons, Richard B.; Aswath, Pranesh. Texas, United States: The University of Texas at Arlington. . SGM, SXRMB, VLS-PGM Environment
Vinay Sharma (2017). Development of Plasma Functionalized Nano-additives for Oils and Study of their Tribological Properties. Supervisor: Timmons, Richard B.; Aswath, Pranesh. Texas, United States: The University of Texas at Arlington. . SGM, SXRMB, VLS-PGM Environment
Vibhu Sharma (2016). Mechanism of wear and tribofilm formation with ionic liquids and ashless antiwear additives. Supervisor: Aswath, Pranesh B.. Texas, United States: The University of Texas at Arlington. . SGM, SXRMB, VLS-PGM Environment
Vibhu Sharma (2016). Mechanism of wear and tribofilm formation with ionic liquids and ashless antiwear additives. Supervisor: Aswath, Pranesh B.. Texas, United States: The University of Texas at Arlington. . SGM, SXRMB, VLS-PGM Environment
Vibhu Sharma (2016). Mechanism of wear and tribofilm formation with ionic liquids and ashless antiwear additives. Supervisor: Aswath, Pranesh B.. Texas, United States: The University of Texas at Arlington. . SGM, SXRMB, VLS-PGM Environment
Vanessa Orr (2021). Rotational and Vibrational Spectroscopy and Structure Determination of Organic Molecules of Astrochemical Relevance. Supervisor: McMahon, Robert; Claude, Woods. Wisconsin, USA: University of Wisconsin- Madision. . FAR-IR Environment
Stephen Campbell (2023). Vibrational spectroscopy and the structure of solids: The example of carbonate minerals. Supervisor: Poduska, Kristin, M.. Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada: Memorial University. https://doi.org/10.48336/M3DG-WP79. MID-IR Environment
Sowers; Tyler Dale (2019). Organo-Mineral Associations and Sequestration Mechanisms Impacting Carbon Cycling in Diverse Terrestrial and Aquatic Systems. Supervisor: Sparks, Donald L.. DE, USA: University of Delaware. http://cyber.usask.ca/login?url=https://search.proquest.com/docview/2299502936?accountid=14739. SM Environment
Smith, Lianna Jane DeGeer (2022). Oxidation characteristics, acid neutralization, secondary minerals, and trace elements associated with pyrrhotite oxidation in historical waste rock. Supervisor: Blowes, David. Ontario, Canada: University of Waterloo. http://hdl.handle.net/10012/18468. SXRMB Environment
Skierszkan, Elliott Karl (2018). Application of molybdenum (and zinc) stable isotopes to trace geochemical attenuation in mine waste. Supervisor: Mayer, Ulrich; Beckie, Roger. British Columbia, Canada: University of British Columbia. http://hdl.handle.net/2429/66478. HXMA Environment
Simone Pujatti (2023). The Controls of Porosity on Mineral Alteration Processes in the Shallow Oceanic Lithosphere at Slow-Spreading Ridges. Supervisor: Tutolo, Benjamin. Alberta, Canada: University of Calgary. https://prism.ucalgary.ca/items/8eb959fb-352c-43d4-9bd0-9f403313ecae. BMIT-ID Environment