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SCOTT WEBER
An accomplished academic leader, A. Scott Weber, PhD, is currently serving the University at Buffalo as
Interim Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs. He has held progressively
responsible administrative roles at the University at Buffalo for almost 15 years. Throughout his career,
Dr. Weber’s commitment to higher education has been grounded in the strong belief that the public
research university is a place where knowledge is created and shared for the betterment of society, to
address our greatest challenges and opportunities, to provide transformative educational experiences,
and to lay the foundation for our graduates to achieve lifelong success. He has pursued this
commitment by emphasizing curricular and extracurricular innovation, timely degree progression and
post-graduation outcomes, and excellence in interdisciplinary research grounded in deep disciplinary
accomplishment. In each of these areas, he has championed diversity in both thought and people to
achieve the true promise of the public university.
As Interim Provost, Dr. Weber is the university’s second ranking officer, providing leadership across the
academic enterprise through the articulation and support of academic priorities including excellence in
undergraduate, graduate and professional education; faculty excellence in teaching, research and public
service; diversity of faculty and students; and global leadership in research, scholarship and education.
Dr. Weber continues to serve as Vice President for Student Life, a role to which he was appointed in
2017. In this capacity, Dr. Weber has established clear divisional goals to guide future direction and
investments. Under his leadership, Student Life reorganized its student engagement programs to
improve persistence and now regularly conducts a new student survey to prioritize better programming
during the first year experience. He has reset the priorities of UB’s career services to have a greater
emphasis on employer engagement, launched the UBNext survey to track post-graduation success of
UB’s undergraduates, initiated career development for students employed on campus, and pushed for
greater collaboration between academic advising and career development. Since he joined Student Life,
the division has embarked on an aggressive schedule to upgrade facilities critical to the student
experience. In addition, efforts to improve overall student wellness have been achieved by reorganizing
the three divisional health related units to provide better integrated care and a more holistic delivery of
these services via a planned new campus-wide wellness center.
Before serving as Vice President for Student Life, Dr. Weber served UB as Senior Vice Provost for
Academic Affairs and Vice Provost and Dean of Undergraduate Education. In these positions, he led
university efforts to improve academic success through the university’s nationally recognized Finish in 4
program and provided leadership to the development of the UB Curriculum, UB’s revision of its general
education curriculum. Dr. Weber chaired the original review committee for the Communities of
Excellence and provided strategic leadership during their formation. He developed comprehensive
centralized enrollment planning and functions which have led to increased enrollment overall, greater
diversity in the undergraduate student body, elevated student academic profile, and better coordination
and efficiencies in academic support units. As Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, he elevated the
Cora P. Maloney Program to a college designation to increase its stature and cohesiveness while
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significantly upgrading the facilities for UB’s Equal Opportunity Program. He pushed for programs that
are more distinctive by establishing the Blackstone LaunchPad, expanding the undergraduate
academies, establishing the Center for Writing Excellence, growing the University Honors College and
establishing an Office of Student Fellowships and Scholarships. He also completely reimagined the
Teaching and Learning Center to the Center for Educational Innovation that brought greater
coordination of curriculum assessment, improved pedagogy and centralized course evaluation.
Dr. Weber has been a member of the UB faculty since 1983 and twice was named professor of the year
by the UB student chapter of Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honor society. As former chair of the
Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering at the University at Buffalo, Dr. Weber
helped to establish UB's transportation engineering program and oversaw the department's rise among
all U.S. civil engineering programs, according to U.S. News and World Report. His teaching
responsibilities are in the areas of environmental engineering with a specialization in biological process
analysis. His research efforts focus on biodegradation of chemicals in water and soil and the reclamation
of environmentally impacted sites known as brownfields. His most recent work has focused on the role
that wastewater treatment plants play in the fate of pharmaceuticals and on civil engineering
applications for tire derived aggregate.
Dr. Weber is a former member of the Water Environment Research Foundation’s Board of Directors and
is past Chair of the Water Environment Research Foundation’s Research Council. In addition, he is a
past Chair of the Water Environment Federation's Literature Review Committee. He has served as a
consultant to industries, consultants, and government agencies on environmentally related issues. He is
active in the community serving on several boards and advisory groups.
Education
Ph.D. Civil Engineering, University of California, Davis, 1983.
M.S. Sanitary Engineering, Virginia Tech, 1978.
B.S. Civil Engineering, Virginia Tech, 1977.
Professional Experience
Interim Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs (2019 to Current)
The university’s second ranking officer, the Interim Vice Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs
oversees all academic and academic support programs for the university including: decanal units, undergraduate
and graduate education; university libraries; faculty affairs; inclusive excellence; international education;
enrollment management; institutional analysis; and educational opportunity center.
Vice President for Student Life (2017 to Current)

As the chief student affairs officer on campus, provides leadership to the overall student experience including non-
curricular programming and academic support units. The Office of the Vice President for Student Life has six direct
reports, approximately 400 total full time staff and approximately 800 student employees. The annual budget
including campus living and campus dining and shops is approximately $125M. Units in the division of student life
include: accessibility resources, Blackstone LaunchPad, campus living, campus dining and shops, career services,
counseling services, health promotion, health services, intercultural diversity center, orientation, transition and
parent programs, student conduct and advocacy, student engagement, student unions, divisional marketing and
communications, and divisional finance and administration, and veteran affairs. Notable achievements include:

Student Success
• Proposed and implemented First Destination Survey, UB’s comprehensive evaluation of the recent
graduate’s first employment placement or pursuit of graduate school. Year one study results indicated
that 87% of UB undergraduates are employed or in graduate school after six months. Data used to
reorient Career Services programing and employer engagement to achieve a goal of 95%.
• Launched a new initiative to survey freshman after their first six weeks to identify challenges for
persistence. Fifty three percent of first year students, who indicated they were considering leaving UB at
six weeks, left UB after one year. These data and others from the survey used to reevaluate orientation
and student engagement programing.
• Developed and launched Here to Career, a campus wide strategy to infuse students with core
competencies as articulated by the Association of Colleges and Employers by leveraging on-campus
employment opportunities. Approximately 700 students have participated in the first year pilot program.
• Proposed and led campus-wide conversations that better integrate advising and career services, both
operationally and physically, to promote more informed student choice of major, more efficient degree
progression and better post-graduation outcomes.
• Improved the UB veteran experience. With a philanthropic gift from Elmer “Lucky” Davis, opened a
veteran’s lounge on the third floor of the student union named in honor of the benefactor. The lounge is
open to nearly 500 veterans and ROTC students at UB as a cohesive space for gathering and studying. UB
has been named a Military Friendly School in 2018-2019, an institutional member of the Service
Opportunity Colleges and a participating institution in Concurrent Admissions Program In addition, UB
was named a “Best for Vets” school by Military Times and ranked 48th in the country for veterans by US
News and World Report in 2019.
• Completed review of UB Greek Life in August 2019 after tragic death of an undergraduate student, who
was pledging a UB fraternity. An Implementation Committee is currently affecting twelve
recommendations from the report.
• Expanded Accessibility Resource Office to the South Campus, meeting a critical need and long sought
solution. More than 1600 accommodations handled in year 1 in South Campus office.
• Instituted a new student fee consultation process by establishing a dedicated student advisory committee
for each mandatory student fee that meets regularly to offer suggestions and improvement.
• Set expectations and achieved a new service delivery model for Counseling Services to better meet the
growing demand of student driven mental health needs. Wait times have been reduced and all patients
are seen on the same day of contacting Counseling Services.
• Through philanthropy, expanded student emergency funding from $15k to $115k per year.
• Through crowdfunding, met goal of $5,000 to provide caps and gowns to at least 25 graduates in 2019
and the same number in 2020 who were going to forego graduation because of cost. In partnership with
our Student Association, established Blue Table, the University at Buffalo’s food pantry and raised $7,000
in support for the first year of operation through crowdfunding.
Facility improvements
• Completed Master Plan for Student Housing resulting in a Phase 1 plan to move forward with construction
of new sophomore dorm, a new front door for the Ellicott Complex, and creative graduate housing
options on the South Campus. Total Phase 1 budget is $136M with a completion date of 2023.
• Providing leadership to the development of One World Café, UB’s newest planned 500 seat dining center
located in the HOTC envelope with a planned opening in 2022.
• Conducting a Master Plan for the Student Union resulting in a new model for student traffic flow, a
realignment and positioning of student facing clubs and governments, improved lounge space and better
University at Buffalo branding. Report due in November 2019.

• Initiated a Master Plan for an integrated Student Wellness Center that encompasses Recreation, Student
Health Services, Health Promotion and Counseling Services into a holistic service delivery model. Report
due in March 2020.
• Initiated planning for a new campus store that considers the evolving market trends in textbooks sales,
consolidates clothing lines and merchandizing on campus, and positions the unit as a go to location on
campus. Report due in January 2020.
Planning and Fiscal Management
• Developed five major strategic goals for Student Life including Increased Student Success, Enhanced
Facilities, Integrated Student Wellness, Improved Post Graduate Outcomes and Better Talent Acquisition
(increased staff diversity and improved professional training).
• Initiated a program review process including external assessments for academic support units similar to
the program review process used for academic units. Outcomes included a new Office of Student Unions,
a consolidated and unified Office of Student Engagement, a revitalized and focused Office of Career
Services, and a strategic and master plan for Student Housing.
• Brought focus and alignment to Student Life budget process by taking division through zero based
budgeting for two years and aligning personnel hiring and spending to mission and goals. Adjusted unit
budgets and developed an annual investment process for unit initiatives.
• Realigned Student Life organizational structure, consolidating all health services into one comprehensive
unit, elevating marketing and communication as a VP reporting unit, and establishing a division of finance
and administration.
• Provided executive leadership in collaboration with Vice President for Finance and Administration for the
review of SubBoard 1 Inc. and the eventual university decision to redirect student government fiscal agent
responsibilities to Faculty Student Association, a campus auxiliary. Yielded overall savings to our student
governments of approximately 40%.
• Implemented a review of mandatory domestic health insurance requirement for the campus.
Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs (2012 to 2017)

Dean and Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education (2010 to 2012)
Initially appointed as Dean and Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education in 2010, the role expanded to a broader
portfolio in 2012 as the Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs. Was responsible for the overall student
academic experience including student recruitment and enrollment, student success, curricular management and
reform, enrollment, and a myriad of student academic support services. The Office of the Senior Vice Provost for
Academic Affairs had eight direct reports, approximately 260 total staff, and an annual budget of $23M. Major
units reporting through the Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs included: the graduate school, undergraduate
education, enrollment management, center for educational innovation, Blackstone LaunchPad, divisional finance
and administration, and divisional communications and marketing. Notable achievements include:
Student Outcomes and Success
• Initiated University’s Finish in 4 program to improve four and six year graduation rates. The program has
been instrumental in improving UB’s four-year graduation rate from 35% to 60% and the six-year rate
from 60% to 76%.
• Through increases in completion rates and Finish in 4, UB was recognized as a Next Generation University
by the New America Foundation in 2013, inspired President Obama’s 2013 visit, and earned a finalist
rating in the APLU Degree Completion Agenda Award in 2015.
• Advocated for and realized UB implementation of the Student Success Collaboration as a mechanism to
improve retention, a university goal.
• Revitalized and repurposed the Teaching and Learning Center into Center of Educational Innovation.
From reorganization, established a comprehensive university wide assessment mandate meeting both

Middle States reaccreditation standards as well those for SUNY program and General Education
requirements, increased FTEs for curriculum assessment, piloted new teaching pedagogy, and initiated a
standard process and technology solution for unified campus wide course evaluations.
• Created new Undergraduate Academies in Sustainability and Entrepreneurship resulting in a high impact
freshman experience for 50 new students per year.
• Served as Principle Investigator to establish the Blackstone LaunchPad, a primary catalyst for student
engagement around entrepreneurship, with $800,000 funding from Blackstone Foundation. Since
inception, more than 10,000 students have participated in Blackstone programming at a rate of about
3,000 students per year.
• Created the President Emeritus and Mrs. Meyerson Award for Distinguished Undergraduate Teaching and
Mentoring (the Meyerson Award), which was established through a generous gift by the late UB President
Emeritus Martin Meyerson and his wife, Margy Ellen Meyerson, to recognize exceptional teaching and
mentoring at the university. It is the highest university award given specifically for undergraduate
mentoring.
• Increased EOP summer bridge enrollment by 20 percent with challenge grant funding.
• Advocated for and helped create the current Center for Excellence in Writing. The Center for Excellence
in Writing assists both graduate and undergraduate students in their curricular and non-curricular writing
needs.
• In collaboration with the Dean of the Graduate School, supported and grew graduate professional
development opportunities with programs like the 3MT (Three Minute Thesis).
Enrollment
• Initiated and implemented the Division of Enrollment Management consisting of Admissions, Financial
Aid, Registrar, Student Accounts and Student Information System (HUB). Recruited the inaugural and
incumbent Vice Provost Lee Melvin. Created a data analytics unit within enrollment to help with
projecting enrollment trends.
• Increased undergraduate applications (27,796 vs 21,985), enrollment (21,120 vs. 19,951), percent URM
(18% vs. 11%) and SAT scores (1170 vs. 1155) between 2010 to 2017.
• Successfully led the creation of Winter Session and realignment of academic calendar to accommodate
greater retention and short-term study abroad opportunities. Initiated program in 2014 and enrollment in
2019 had a headcount of 2,805 and 9,377 credit hours.
• Executive sponsor for development and deployment of the University’s Student Information System
better known as HUB. Project delivered on time and within budget.
• In collaboration with Vice President for Finance and Administration, developed the Enrollment and
Resource Planning Committee and sponsored cross discipline market study (EAB study) to facilitate new
academic program development.
• Expanded curricular offerings by adding 10 new undergraduate programs, 36 new masters programs, 16
new doctoral programs and seven new professional programs from 2010-2017. Graduate professional
certificate programs increased from 57 to 82 from 2010-2017.
• Increased enrollment in the Honors College from 1092 to 1473 between 2011 and 2017.
• Led changes to undergraduate scholarship budget philosophy and utilization. Grew undergraduate merit
scholarship budget from approximately $12.6M to $13.8M between 2010 and 2017.
• Through philanthropy, helped orchestrate the Alison des Forges Memorial Scholarship ($250,000
endowment), the HSBC Stem Scholarships ($25,000 annually) and significantly expanded the Western
New York Prosperity Fellowship funded by the Prentice Family Foundation ($500,000 annually).

Curricular Reform and Policy
• Implemented curricular review reform at the undergraduate level through the Undergraduate Associate
Deans council and advocacy with SUNY, developing a system that insured compliance with SUNY, State,
and Middle States mandates while providing greatest help to units proposing programs.
• Provided strategic leadership in the development of the UB Curriculum, UB’s revision of general education
and ePortfolio.
• Led UB through the SUNY mandated Seamless Transfer Initiative.
• Initiated comprehensive curricular assessment efforts including support for campus wide curricular
program assessment, and annual UB Assessment Day to assist faculty in achieving authentic curricular and
non-curricular assessment.
• Initiated the successful achievement of and funding for the development of a standalone Office of
Academic Integrity.
• Was a lead in the Middle States 2014 successful reaccreditation of UB.
Facilities Improvement
• Served on the Steering Committee for Heart of the Campus. Helped lead discussions and physical
revitalization of the core of the campus including fundamental changes to the undergraduate library to
meet the changing needs of our students and a consolidation of disparate student spaces into an
integrated delivery model and spaced known as 1Capen and 1Diefendorf.
• Developed a new student centric home for Undergraduate Education on Capen ground floor.
• Completely revitalized the EOP Advising Space on second floor Norton.
• In collaboration with CIO and VPFA, provided leadership to Facilities Steering Committee, responsible for
planning classroom renovation and upgrades. Integrated faculty input into the design and scoping
process.
Fiscal and Systems Management
• Initiated a program review process including external assessments for academic service units similar to
the program review process used for academic units. For example, the review of Academic Advising
promoted policy and service changes to move undecided students to more intentional advising and
ensuring shorter times to remain undecided.
• Developed and implemented a comprehensive budgetary and strategic investment process for
Undergraduate Education and later Academic Affairs. Planning efforts led to a realization of $1.3M in
savings related to personnel.
Chair, Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering (2005-2010)

As the Chair of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering, led an outstanding department of approximately
30 faculty and 800 undergraduate and graduate students focused on solving global challenges in infrastructure and
environmental sustainability. Some notable achievements include:
• Set a path to achieve Top 25 graduate program designation for Civil Engineering in US News and World
Ranking. Moved from 45th in 2005 to 30th in 2010 and achieved Top 25 (24) in 2013.
• Initiated a University-wide discussion of the role that Civil Engineering should play in transportation
education and research. Reinstated the Transportation program after an approximate 25 year hiatus and
recruited initial faculty to lead program. In its ten-year history, the program has received $16,500,000 in
research funding, graduated 15 Ph.D. students and received $4M in philanthropic support.
• Civil engineering undergraduate enrollment grew from 328 in 2005 to 651 in 2010 and graduate
enrollment grew from 138 in 2005 to 191 in 2010 through focused recruiting and innovative student
engagement at open house tours.

• Served as Secretary and Chair Elect of the American Society of Civil Engineering Heads and Chairs Council
to increase the visibility of the department nationally. Did not serve as Chair as I was appointed to Dean
and Vice Provost of Undergraduate Education the month before my term started.
• Successfully guided the department through engineering accreditation process in 2008.
• Improved the financial condition of the department through better budgeting and accountability. Faculty
income fund reimbursable accounts were underwater by $25k when I started as Chair and had a balance
of nearly $150k when I left.
• Initiated a number of facility improvements including student lounge, dedicated transportation lab, better
central department offices, consolidated student teaching laboratories and computer laboratories.
Other Appointments and Awards:

Appointments
• Relicensing Board for Chemical Waste Management, 2014 to present, appointed by Governor Andrew
Cuomo.
• American Society of Civil Engineering, Department Heads Coordinating Council, Secretary and Vice
Chair/Chair Elect 2006-10.
• Professor, Department of Civil, Structural, and Environmental Engineering, University at Buffalo, 1996 -
present,
• Executive Director, New York State Center for Hazardous Waste Management, 1995 - 2019
• Risked Based Corrective Action Steering Committee, New York State Department of Environmental
Conservation, 1997
• Board of Directors, Water Environment Research Foundation, 1997
• Chair, Water Environment Research Foundation's Research Council, 1997
• Vice-chair, Water Environment Research Foundation's Research Council, 1995-1996
• Technical Review Group, Radioactive Waste Management and Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal, New
York State Energy Research and Development Authority, 1994
• Water Environment Research Foundation's Research Council, 1993-1997
• Education Sub-committee of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency' Bioremediation Action Committee,
1992.
• On-site Manager for Joint New York State Department of Environmental Conservation/United States
Environmental Protection Agency/New York State Center for Hazardous Waste Management
Bioremediation Field Demonstration Project in Sweden, New York. 1994-1995.
• Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, State University of New York at Buffalo. 1987-1996
• Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, State University of New York at Buffalo, 1983-1987.
• Associate Development Engineer, Department of Civil Engineering, University of California, Davis, 1982-
1983.
• Postgraduate Research Engineer, Department of Civil Engineering, University of California, Davis, 1978-
1982.
• EPA Environmental Trainee, Department of Civil Engineering, Virginia Tech, 1977-1978.
• Co-op Student, Wilson T. Ballard Company, Consulting Engineers, Owings Mills, Maryland, 1974-1976.
Awards
• Virginia Tech Civil Engineering Academy of Distinguished Alumni, 2019
• APLU Degree Completion Award Finalist on behalf of the University at Buffalo, 2015

• Tau Beta Pi Professor of the Year, 2007 and 2005
• New York Water Environment Association Kenneth Allen Memorial Award, for research paper on tetracycline
antibiotic resistance in biological wastewater treatment, with Diana Aga, James Jensen and Sungpyo Kim, 2006.
• American Academy of Environmental Engineering, Board Certified Member (eminence)
• Honor Research Award, National Academy of Environmental Engineers, April 22, 1999. For research conducted
with CDM and ALCOA on developing a protocol for deriving cleanup levels for soils and sediments.
• Silver Medal Award, February 8, 1999. Consulting Engineers Council of New York, for research conducted with
CDM and ALCOA on developing a protocol for deriving cleanup levels for soils and sediments.
• Principal Author with George Tchobanoglous as co-author of California's nominee for the Water
Environment Federation's (formally Water Pollution Control Federation) Thomas R. Camp Medal, 1986.
• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Environmental Traineeship, 1977-1978.
Journal Publications
Rezaei-Bazkiaei, Amir, Dehghan-Niri E., Kolahdouz, E. M., Dargush, G. F., & Weber, A. S. (2013). A Passive Design
Strategy for a Horizontal Ground Source Heat Pump Pipe Operation Optimization with a Non-homogeneous Soil
Profile. Energy & Buildings, 61(39-50), 0378-7788, doi:10.1016/j.enbuild.2013.01.040.
Rezaei B., Amir, Kolahdouz, E. M., Dargush, G. F., & Weber, A. S. (2012a). Ground source heat pump pipe
performance with Tire Derived Aggregate. International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 55(11-12), 2844-2853.
doi:10.1016/j.ijheatmasstransfer. 2012.02.004.
Sungpyo K., Jensen, J.N., Aga, D.S., and Weber, A.S., Impact of SBR Operation on the Tetracycline Intermediate
Resistant and Resistant Bacteria, Water Environment Research, 79, (11), 2287-2297, 2007.
Rabideau, A.J., Milewski, D., Golubski, J., and A.S. Weber, Background Concentrations of Polycyclic Aromatic
Hydrocarbon (PAH) Compounds in New York State Soils, Environmental Forensics, 8, (3), 221 – 230, 2007.
Sungpyo K., Jensen, J.N., Aga, D.S., and Weber, A.S., Fate of Tetracycline Resistant Bacteria as a Function of Activated
Sludge Process Organic Loading and Growth Rate, Water Science and Technology, 55, (1,2), 291–297, 2007.
Sungpyo K., Jensen, J.N., Aga, D.S., and Weber, A.S., Tetracycline as a Selector for Resistant Bacteria in Activated
Sludge, Chemosphere, 66 (9), 1643-1651, 2007.
Kim, S., Eichhorn, P., Jensen, J.N., Weber, A.S., and Aga, D.S., Removal of Antibiotics in Wastewater: Effect of
Hydraulic and Solids Retention Times on the Fate of Tetracycline in the Activated Sludge Process, Environ. Sci.
Technol., 39 (15), 5816 -5823, 2005.
McNamara, S.W., Ghosh, U., Dzombak, D., Weber, A.S. Smith, J.R. and Luthy, R.G., “Effect of Oil and Grease on PCB
Phase Partitioning During Land Biotreatment of PCB-Impacted Sediment,” Journal of Environmental Engineering,
ASCE, 131:2 278-286, 2005.
Spagnoli, J., A.S. Weber, and T. Richards, “An Alternative to Scrapping Scrap Tires” Waste Age, 30, 12-14, 2000
Ghosh, U.; Weber, A.S.; Jensen, J.N.; Smith, J.R. “Relationship Between PCB Desorption Equilibrium, Kinetics and
Availability During Land Treatment,” Environ. Sci. Technol., 34, 2542-2548, 2000.
Ghosh, U., A.S. Weber, J.N. Jensen, and J.R. Smith, Congener Level PCB Desorption Kinetics of Field Contaminated
Sediments, Journal of Soil Contamination, 8, 593-613, 1999.
Ghosh, U., A.S. Weber, J.N. Jensen, and J.R. Smith, “Granular Activated Carbon Treatment (GAC) and Biological
Activated Carbon (BAC) Treatment of Dissolved and Sorbed PCBs.” Water Environment Research. 1999, 71, 232-
240.
Ghosh, U., A.S. Weber, J.N. Jensen, and J.R. Smith, 1998 “Dissolved PCB Congener Distribution in Generator Column
Solutions.” Water Research, 32, 1373-1382.

Sisodia, S., A.S. Weber, and J.N. Jensen, 1996 “Biodegradation of Simazines Chemical Oxidation Products in
Continuous Culture.” Water Research, 30, 2055-2065.
Sebastian, J.H., A.S. Weber, and J.N. Jensen, 1996 “Sequential Chemical Biological Oxidation of Chlorendic Acid,”
Water Research, 30, 1833-1843.
Lai, M.S., A.S. Weber, and J.N. Jensen. 1995. "Oxidation of Simazine: Biological Oxidation of Simazine and its
Chemical Oxidation By-products," Water Environment Research, 67, 347-354.
Lai, M.S., J.N. Jensen, and A.S. Weber. 1995. "Oxidation of Simazine: Ozone, Ultraviolet, and Combined
Ozone/Ultraviolet Oxidation, Water Environment Research, 67, 340-346.
Lange, C.L., and A.S. Weber. 1995. "The Loss of Plasmid-bound Phenotypes in Alcalingenes Eutrophus, Staphlococcus
aureus, and Psuedomonas putida During Freeze Drying," Water Environment Research. 67, 224-229.
Gaiek, R.L., C.R. Lange, and A.S. Weber, 1994. "The Effects of Freeze Drying and Storage on a Phenol Degrading
Bacterial Supplement," Water Environment Research, 66, 698-706.
Weber, A.S., M.S. Lai, W. Lin, J.G. Goeddertz, W.C. Ying, and J.J. Duffy, 1992. "Anaerobic/Aerobic Biological Activated
Carbon (BAC) Treatment of a High Strength Phenolic Wastewater," Environmental Progress, 11, 310-317.
Lin, W. and A.S. Weber, 1992. "Aerobic Biological Activated Carbon (BAC) Treatment of a High Strength Phenolic
Wastewater," Environmental Progress, 11, 145-154.
Kai, G. and A.S. Weber, 1991. "Streptomcyin Resistant Mutant Production in a Continuous Flow UV Mutation Device,"
J. Industrial Microbiology, 8, 99-106.
Kai, G., A.S. Weber, and W.C. Ying, 1991. "Use of Continuous Flow UV Induced Mutation Technique to Enhance
Chlorinated Organic Biodegradation," J. Industrial Microbiology, 8, 107-112.
Silverstein, J.A., R.O. Mines, J.H. Sherrard, A.S. Weber, and M.A. Aitken, 1990. "Activated Sludge," Journal Water
Pollution Control Federation, 62, 398-406.
Goeddertz, J.G., A.S. Weber, and W.C. Ying, 1990. "Startup and Operation of an Anaerobic Biological Activated
Carbon (AnBAC) Process for Treatment of a High Strength Multicomponent Inhibitory Wastewater,” Environmental
Progress, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 9, 2, 110-117.
Matsumoto, M.R., A.S. Weber, and J.H. Kyles, 1989. "Use of Metal Adsorbing Compounds (MACs) to Mitigate Effects
of Heavy Metal Inhibition in Biological Treatment Systems," Chemical Engineering Communications, 86, 1-16.
Mines, R.O., J.A. Silverstein, J.H. Sherrard, M.S. Kennedy, and Weber, A.S. 1989. "Activated Sludge," Journal Water
Lange, C.R., A.S. Weber, and M.R. Matsumoto, 1989. "Mitigation of Biological Process Upsets Caused By Organic
Toxicants," Journal of the Environmental Engineering Division, American Society of Civil Engineers, 115, 5, 1061-
1065.
Goeddertz, J.G., M.R. Matsumoto, and A.S. Weber, 1988. "Off-line Bioregeneration of Granular Activated Carbon"
Journal Environmental Engineering Division, ASCE, 114, 1063-1076.
Weber, A.S., J.A. Silverstein, J.H. Sherrard, R.O. Mines and M.S. Kennedy, 1988. "Activated Sludge," Journal Water
Matsumoto, M.R. and A.S. Weber, 1988. "Effects of Primary Effluent Filtration on Trickling Filter Design and
Operation," International Journal of Environmental Studies, Section B, 32, 59-74.
Weber, A.S., and M.R. Matsumoto, 1987. "Feasibility of Intermittent Biological Treatment for Hazardous Wastes,"
Environmental Progress, 6, 166-172.
Kennedy, M.S., R.O.Mines, J.A. Silverstein, J.H. Sherrard, and A.S. Weber, 1987. "Activated Sludge," Journal Water
Weber, A.S. and J.H. Sherrard: "Estimation of Nutrient Requirements for Trickling Filters," 1986. Civil Engineering
for Practicing and Design Engineers, 5, 409-427.

Rabideau, A.J., A.S. Weber, and M.R. Matsumoto, 1986. "Impact of Road Deicer CMA on POTW Operation," J. Water
Res. Planning and Man. Division, ASCE, 113, (2), 311-315.
Dean, S.L., M.R. Matsumoto, A.S. Weber, and G. Tchobanoglous, 1986. "Anaerobic Digestion of Solids Captured
During Primary Effluent Filtration," Journal Water Pollution Control Federation, 58, 132-138.
Alleman, J.E., E.K. Russel, J.H. Sherrard, M.S. Kennedy, A.S. Weber, and R.O. Mines, 1986. "Activated Sludge", Journal
Water Pollution Control Federation, 58, 490-498.
Weber, A.S. and G. Tchobanoglous, 1986. "Prediction of Nitrification in Water Hyacinth Systems," Journal Water
Weber, A.S., 1986. "Design of Water Hyacinth Nitrification Systems," Civil Engineering for Practicing and Design
Engineers, 5, 323-333.
Weber, A.S., E.K. Russel, J.E. Alleman, J.H. Sherrard, R.O. Mines, and M.S. Kennedy, 1985. "Activated Sludge,” Journal
Water Pollution Control Federation, 57, 517-526.
Weber, A.S. and G. Tchobanoglous, 1985. "Rational Design Parameters for Ammonia Conversion in Water Hyacinth
Treatment Systems," Journal Water Pollution Control Federation, 57, 316-323.
Weber, A.S. and G. Tchobanoglous, 1985. "Nitrification in Water Hyacinth Treatment Systems," Journal
Environmental Engineering Division, ASCE, 111, 699-713.
Alleman, J.E., M.S. Kennedy, R.O. Mines, A.S. Weber, and J.H. Sherrard, 1984. "Activated Sludge," Journal Water
Weber, A.S. and J.H. Sherrard, 1980. "Effects of Cadmium on the Completely Mixed Activated Sludge Process,"
Journal Water Pollution Control Federation, 52, 2378-2388.
Sherrard, J.H., S.N. Scearce, R.W. Benninger, and A.S. Weber, 1980. "Influence of the COD:TKN:NH +4-N Ratio on
Nitrification and Alkalinity in the Activated Sludge Process," Journal Civil Engineering Design, 2 (1), 31-44.
Scearce, S.N.,R.W. Benninger, A.S. Weber, and J.H. Sherrard: 1980. "Prediction of Alkalinity Changes in the Activated
Sludge Process," Journal Water Pollution Control Federation, 52, 399-405.
Books
Hazardous and Industrial Wastes, Proceedings of the Twenty-Eighth Mid-Atlantic Industrial and Hazardous Waste
Conference, Edited by A.S. Weber, 838 pages, Technomic Publishers, Lancaster, PA.
Book Chapters
Removal of Pharmaceuticals in Biological Wastewater Treatment Plants, S Kim, A.S. Weber, A. Batt, and D.S. Aga,
Fate of Pharmaceuticals in the Environment and in Water Treatment Systems, Edited by D.S. Aga, Chapter 15, pp
348-362, CRS Press, Taylor and Francis Group, Boca Rotan, FL, 2008.
Waste Management and Recycling, J.N. Jensen, M.R. Ryan, J.E. Van Benschoten, and A.S. Weber, Encyclopedia for
Applied Physics, Vol. 23, 355-374.
Mosquito Considerations in the Design of Wetland Systems for the Treatment of Wastewater, Stowell, R., A.S.
Weber, G. Tchobanoglous, B.A. Wilson, and K.R. Townzen: " Ecological Considerations in Wetlands Treatment of
Municipal Wastewaters, Edited by P.J. Godfrey et al., pp 38-47, Van Nostrand Reinhold Company, New York, 1985.
Invited Presentations (person making presentation is in italics)

Rezaei B., Amir, Kolahdouz, E. M., Dargush, G. F., & Weber, A. S. (2012). Efficiency Modeling of a Ground Heat
Exchanger with Tire Derived Aggregate in a Finite Difference Model. Renewable Energy World Conference & Expo
North America, Long Beach, California, Feb 2012.
Rezaei B., Amir, Ehsan Dehghan-Niri, A. Scott Weber, and Gary F. Dargush (2012). A New Control Strategy to
Improve the Ground Source Heat Pump's Efficiency with a Recycled Product, International Mechanical Engineering
Congress and Exposition, Houston Texas, ASME

Mohammad Mehdi Maneshi, Amir Rezaei-Bazkiaei, A. Scott Weber, and Gary F. Dargush (2012). A Numerical
Investigation of Impact of Architectural and Climatic Parameters of Windcatcher Systems on Induced
Ventilation, International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition, Houston Texas, ASME
Kim, S., Jensen, J.N., Aga, D.S., and Weber, A.S., The Fate of Tetracycline Antibiotic Resistance in the Activated
Sludge Process, 2006 Joint NEWEA/NYWEA Spring Meeting, June 4-7, 2006 Groton Connecticut.
Kim, S., Jensen, J.N., Aga, D.S., and Weber, A.S., The Fate of Tetracycline Antibiotic Resistance in the Activated
Sludge Process, Twenty-Fourth Annual Greater Buffalo Environmental Conference, Buffalo, NY, March 2006.
Kim, S., Jensen, J.N., Aga, D.S., and Weber, A.S., The Effect of Operating Parameters on the Fate of Antibiotic
Resistant Bacteria in the Biological Wastewater Treatment Plant, IWA Specialty Conference of "Wastewater
Reclamation & Reuse for Sustainability (WRRS2005)" Seoul, Korea, November 2005.
Kim, S., Jensen, J.N., Aga, D.S., and Weber, A.S., The Effect of Tetracycline on the Fate of Antibiotic Resistant
Bacteria in the Activated Sludge, , IWA Specialty Conference of "Wastewater Reclamation & Reuse for
Sustainability (WRRS2005)" Seoul, Korea, November 2005.
J.R. Smith, M. Mitraka, J.V. Fleckeinstein, U. Ghosh, A.S. Weber, and J.N. Jensen. Long-term Passive PCB/PAH
Bioremediation Following Active Land Treatment. In Situ and On-Site Bioremediation, 6th International Symposium,
June 4-7, 2001, San Diego, CA
Ghosh, U.; Weber, A.S.; Jensen, J.N.; Smith, J.R., Effect of Changing Organic Matter During Land Biotreatment on PCB
Desorption Equilibrium, Kinetics, and Availability, American Chemical Society, pgs 216-219, 40, (2) August 20-24, 2000.
Page, G.W., R. Berger, and A.S. Weber. Advantages of Non-Profits for Brownfield Redevelopment. 1999 ACSP
Conference, Chicago, IL, September 1999.
Ghosh, U., A.S. Weber, J.N. Jensen, J.R. Smith. Effect of Land Biotreatment on PCB Leachability and Risk from Field
Contaminated Sediments. Invited Presentation at the SETAC 19th Annual Meeting, Nov 15-19, 1998, Charlotte, NC.
Ghosh, U., A.S. Weber, J.N. Jensen, and J. Smith, Understanding Effects of Land-biotreatment on PCB Desorption
and Leaching, Poster Presentation at: Gordon Research Conference on Environmental Sciences: Water, New
England College, Henniker, New Hampshire, June 14-19, 1998.
Ghosh, U. A.S. Weber, J.N. Jensen, and J. Smith, Determining Environmentally Acceptable Endpoints for
Contaminated Soils, American Chemical Society symposium on Emerging Technologies in Hazardous Waste
Management IX, September 15-17, 1997, Pittsburgh, PA.
Ghosh, U. A.S. Weber, J.N. Jensen, A Tool for Determining Environmentally Acceptable Endpoints for PCBs in Soils,
90th Annual Meeting and Exhibition, Toronto, Canada, June, 1997.
Weber, A.S., Evaluation of Soil Cleanup Guidelines in the State of New York. New York State Department of
Environmental Conservation, September 25, 1997.
Weber, A.S., Establishing Appropriate Soil Cleanup Guidelines, New York State County Public Health Annual
Meeting, Chautauqua, New York, September 16, 1997.
Weber, A.S. , Mobility of PCBs in Soils, ALCOA Technical Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, May 1997.
Ghosh, U., A.S. Weber, and J.N Jensen, Influence of PCB Desorption Kinetics on Bioremediation and Mobility Risk,
29th Mid-Atlantic Industrial and Hazardous Waste Conference, Technomic Publishers, 1997.
Weber, A.S., New Directions for the Center for Hazardous Waste Management, Presented at the Technical March
1997 Meeting of the Niagara Section of the Professional Engineers Society, 1997.
Weber, A.S., Environmental Engineering and Science Program, Presented at the Technical Communication Exchange
with Eastman Kodak, Tuesday October 8, 1996, Buffalo, NY.
W. Lin and Weber, A.S., Estimation of Microbial Kinetic Parameters Using Non-linear Regression Method, 28th Mid-
Atlantic Industrial and Hazardous Waste Conference, Buffalo, NY, July 1996.
J.N. Jensen, and Weber, A.S., Application of Sequential Chemical and Biological Oxidation for Contaminant
Degradation, presented at Emerging Technologies in Hazardous Waste Management VIII, Special Symposium,
Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Division, American Chemical Society, Birmingham, AL, September, 1996.

Weber, A.S., "Demonstration of Multivendor Bioremediation Technologies in New York State," Soil Remediation
Conference sponsored by the NYS Center for Hazardous Waste Management, June 2, 1995.
Weber, A.S., "Demonstration of Bioremediation Technologies in the Field," Industrial Research Roundtable
sponsored by the NYS Center for Hazardous Waste Management, February 3, 1995.
Weber, A.S., "Multi-vendor Bioremediation Technology Demonstration in New York State," University of California
at Riverside, March 3, 1995.
Weber, A.S., "Multi-vendor Bioremediation Technology Demonstration in New York State," Environmental Section,
Buffalo Chapter of ASCE, May 22, 1995.
Lange, C.L., and A.S. Weber, "Cadmium Inhibition of a Defined Mixed Population Under Continuous Culture," Water
Environment Federation 66th Annual Conference and Exposition, Anaheim, CA, October 3-7, 1993.
Lai, M.S., S. Sisodia, A.S. Weber, and J.N. Jensen, "Sequential Ozone/UV-Biological Oxidation of Simazine, Water
Environment Federation Annual Conference and Exposition, New Orleans, September 1992.
Lai, M.S., A.S. Weber, and J.N. Jensen, Biodegradation of Simazine and Its Chemical Oxidation Products," National
Summer AIChE Conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota, July 1992.
Lai, M.S., J.N. Jensen, and A.S. Weber, "Chemical Oxidation of Simazine with Implications for Sequential
Chemical/Biological Treatment Processes," National Summer AIChE Conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota, July 1992.
Lai, M.S., A.S. Weber, and J.N. Jensen, "Biological Oxidation of Simazine and Its Chemical Oxidation Products," 24th
Mid-Atlantic Hazardous and Industrial Waste Conference, Morgantown, WV, July 1992.
Lin, W. and A.S. Weber, "Mitigation of Inhibitory Organic Transients in Aerobic Biological Activated Carbon
Processes," 24th Mid-Atlantic Hazardous and Industrial Waste Conference, Morgantown, WV, July 1992.
Stowell, J.P., J.N. Jensen, and A.S. Weber, "Sequential Chemical/Biological Oxidation of 2-chlorophenol,” IAWPRC
Sixteenth Biennial Conference, Washington D.C., May 1992.
Sebastian, J.H., J.P. Stowell, A.S. Weber, and J.N. Jensen, "Sequential Chemical/Biological Oxidation of Chlorendic
Acid," to be presented at: Chemical Oxidation: Technology for the Nineties, Nashville, Tennessee, February 19-21,
1992.
Gaiek, R.L., C.R. Lange, and A.S. Weber, "Effect of Lypholization on Bacterial Supplement Efficacy," 45th Annual
Purdue Industrial Waste Conference, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, May 8-10, 1990.
Cowan, R.M., K.J. Shanahan, and A.S. Weber, "The Effect of Interspecies Competition on Bacterial Supplement
Efficacy," 45th Annual Purdue Industrial Waste Conference, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, May 8-10, 1990.
Weber, A.S., "AnBAC Technologies Applications for Hazardous Waste Treatment," NY State Legislative Task Force
on Haz. Wastes and Toxic Substances, Albany, NY, March 5, 1990.
Goeddertz, J.G., W. Lin, A.S. Weber, and W.C. Ying: "Sequenced Anaerobic/Aerobic Biological Activated Carbon (BAC)
Process Treatment of a High Strength Multicomponent Inhibitory Wastewater," 20th Annual Meeting of the Fine
Particle Society: Activated Carbon Technology Symposium, Boston, MA, August 21-25, 1989.
Goeddertz, J.G., A.S. Weber, and W.C. Ying: "Startup and Operation of an Anaerobic Biological Carbon (AnBAC)
Process for Treatment of a High Strength Multicomponent Inhibitory Wastewater," AIChE Summer National Meeting,
Philadelphia, PA, August 20-23, 1989.
Matsumoto, M.R., A.S. Weber, J.H. Kyles, and K. Malinowski: "Use of Metal Adsorbing Compounds (MAC) to Mitigate
Adverse Effects of Metals in SBR Process Influent," Industrial Wastes Symposium, 61st Annual Water Pollution
Control Federation, Dallas, Texas, October 5-9, 1988.
Lin, W., A.S. Weber, M.R. Matsumoto, and W. Ying: "Conversion of a Multicomponent Wastewater in an Aerobic
Biological Activated Carbon (BAC) Process," Industrial Wastes Symposium, 61st Annual Water Pollution Control
Federation, Dallas, Texas, October 5-9, 1988.
Lange, C.R., M.R. Matsumoto, and A.S. Weber: "Modeling of Interspecies Competition in Supplemented Biological
Treatment Processes," 43rd Annual Purdue Industrial Waste Conference, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana,
May 10-12, 1988.

Lange, C.R., A.S. Weber, M.R. Matsumoto, J.H. Kyles, and K. Malinowski, "Benefits of Specialized Bacterial
Supplementation for Enhanced Biodegradation of Selected Landfill Leachates," International Conference on
Physicochemical and Biological Detoxification of Hazardous Wastes, Atlantic City, NJ, May 3-5, 1988.
Lange, C.R., R.L. Gaiek, A.S. Weber, and M.R. Matsumoto: "Effect of Bacterial Supplements on Waste Biodegradation
Under Variable Influent Conditions," International Conference on Physicochemical and Biological Detoxification of
Hazardous Wastes, Atlantic City, NJ, May 3-5, 1988.
Goeddertz, J.G., A.S. Weber, and M.R. Matsumoto: "Feasibility of Off-line Bioregeneration of Granular Activated
Carbon," 1987 ASCE EED Specialty Conf., Orlando, Florida, July 1987.
Weber, A.S., "The Role of Biotechnology in Proper Hazardous Waste Management," Allied Chemical, Buffalo, New
York, June 1987.
Lange,C.R., J.R. Hartman,N.M. Chong, A.S. Weber, and M.R. Matsumoto, "Constraints of Bacterial Supplementation
in Improving Biological Treatment Process Performance," 42nd Annual Purdue Industrial Waste Conference, Purdue
University, May 1987.
Hartman, J.R., C.R. Lange, A.S. Weber, and Mark R. Matsumoto, "Toxicity Evaluation of Persistent Organic
Contaminants," 42nd Annual Purdue Industrial Waste Conference, Purdue University, May 1987.
Weber, A.S., M.R. Matsumoto, C.R. Lange, K.C. Malinowski, J.H. Kyles, and R.L. Schlaf: "Development of Specialized
Cultures for Enhanced Biodegradation of Selected Landfill Leachates," Annual AIChE Conference, Houston, Texas,
March 29-April 2, 1987.
Matsumoto,M.R., A.S. Weber, C.R. Lange, K.C. Malinowski, J.H. Kyles, and R.L. Schlaf: "The Removal of Metal
Contaminants From Aqueous Hazardous Wastes," paper presented at the Annual AIChE Conference, Houston, Texas,
March 29-April 2, 1987.
Weber, A.S.,, M.R. Matsumoto, J.H.Kyles, and K.C. Malinowski: "Conjunctive Use of Powdered Activated Carbon in
a Sequencing Batch Reactor," 1986 Water Pollution Control Federation Conference, Los Angeles, California, October
5-9, 1986.
Weber, A.S., and M.R. Matsumoto: "Effects of Extended Idle Periods on Hazardous Waste Biotreatment," 18th Mid-
Atlantic Industrial Waste Conference, Blacksburg, VA, June 29-July 1, 1986.
Hartman, J.R., M.R. Matsumoto, A.S. Weber, and C.R. Lange: "Enhanced Biodegradation of Industrial Wastes," 18th
Mid-Atlantic Industrial Waste Conference, Blacksburg, VA, June 29-July 1, 1986.
Weber, A.S., M.R. Matsumoto, J.G. Goeddertz, and Alan J. Rabideau: "Effects of Extended Idle Periods on Hazardous
Waste Biotreatment," International Conference on Innovative Biological Treatment of Toxic Waste, Arlington, VA,
June 24-26, 1986.
Weber, A.S.: "Biodegradation of Toxic Organics," American Chemical Society of Western New York, January 1986.
Weber, A.S., M.R. Matsumoto, K.L. Bainbridge, and D.W. Rothman: "Feasibility of Intermittent On-Site Biological
Treatment of Hazardous Wastes," 58th Annual Water Pollution Control Federation Conference, Kansas City,
Missouri, October 1985.
Weber, A.S., and M.R. Matsumoto: "Remediation of Contaminated Groundwater By Intermittent Biological
Treatment," 1985 ASCE Environmental Engineering Division Specialty Conference, Boston, MA, July 1985.
Matsumoto, M.R., and A.S. Weber: "Superfund Site Remediation," 1985 ASCE National Conference on Water
Resources Planning and Management, Buffalo, New York, June 1985.
Weber, A.S., and M.R. Matsumoto: "Intermittent Biological Treatment of Hazardous Wastes," 1985 Mid-Atlantic
Industrial Waste Conference, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, June 1985.
Weber, A.S., and M.R. Matsumoto: "Intermittent Biological Treatment of Hazardous Wastes," Invited to the 20th
Canadian Symposium on Water Pollution Research, Toronto, Ontario, February 21, 1985, (paper not presented).
Weber, A.S., M.R. Matsumoto, and D. Sinclair: "Water Quality Alterations From Calcium Magnesium Acetate (CMA)
- An Alternative Deicer," Third Annual New York State Section Meeting of the American Water Resources Association,
Syracuse, New York, October 1984.

Weber, A.S., and G.Tchobanoglous: "Fixed-Film Nitrification Using Water Hyacinths," Second International Congress
on Fixed Film Biological Processes, Washington, D.C., July 1984.
Weber, A.S.: "Nitrogen Removal in Water Hyacinth Treatment Systems," Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State
University, July 1984.
Koltz, J.K., A.S. Weber, M.R. Matsumoto, and G. Tchobanoglous: "Treatment of an Altered Wastewater with Trickling
Filters," 56th Annual Water Pollution Control Federation Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, October 1983.
Weber, A.S., and G. Tchobanoglous: "Nitrogen Removal in Water Hyacinth Treatment Systems," 56th Annual Water
Pollution Control Federation Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, October 1983.
Weber, A.S., and G. Tchobanoglous: Factors Affecting Nitrogen Removal in Water Hyacinth Treatment Systems,"
1983 Conference on Environmental Engineering, ASCE Environmental Engineering Division, Boulder, Colorado, July
1983.
Weber, A.S.,: "The Use of Aquatic Macrophytes for Removal of Toxic Organic Substances," University of Maryland,
College Park, Maryland, February 1982.
Weber, A.S.: "The Use of Aquatic Macrophytes for the Removal of Toxic Organic Substances," Eastman Kodak,
Kingsport, Tennessee, February 1982.
Weber, A.S., G. Tchobanoglous, J.E. Colt, R.W. Ludwig, and R.E. Stowell: "Aquatic Systems for Secondary and
Advanced Treatment of Wastewater," National Conference on Environmental Engineering, ASCE Environmental
Engineering Division Specialty Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, July 1981.
Sherrard, J.H., A.S. Weber, M.M. Bagby, and S. Sujarittanonta: "The Influence of Cadmium, Nickel, and Cadmium-
Nickel Mixtures on Activated Sludge Process Performance," International Conference on Management and Control
of Heavy Metals in the Environment, London, England, 1979.
Sherrard, J.H., S. Sujarittanonta, A.S. Weber, and M.M. Bagby: "The Influence of Cadmium and Nickel on Activated
Sludge Process Performance," American Society of Civil Engineers Convention and Exposition, Atlanta, 1979.
Proceedings
Smith, J.R., Fleckenstein, J.V., Mitraka, M. Ghosh, U., Weber, A.S., and Green, R. Long-term Passive PCB/PAH
Bioremediation Following Active Land Treatment. Proceedings, In Situ and On-Site Bioremediation, 6th International
Symposium, June 4-7, 2001, San Diego, CA
Ghosh, U.; Weber, A.S.; Jensen, J.N.; Smith, J.R., Effect of Changing Organic Matter During Land Biotreatment on PCB
Desorption Equilibrium, Kinetics, and Availability, American Chemical Society, pgs 216-219, 40, (2) August 20-24, 2000.
Ghosh, U., A.S. Weber, and J.N Jensen, Influence of PCB Desorption Kinetics on Bioremediation and Mobility Risk,
Proceedings, 29th Mid-Atlantic Industrial and Hazardous Waste Conference, Technomic Publishers, 1997.
Ghosh, U. A.S. Weber, J.N. Jensen, and J. Smith, Determining Environmentally Acceptable Endpoints for
Contaminated Soils, American Chemical Society symposium on Emerging Technologies in Hazardous Waste
Management IX, September 15-17, 1997, Pittsburgh, PA.
Ghosh, U. A.S. Weber, J.N. Jensen, A Tool for Determining Environmentally Acceptable Endpoints for PCBs in Soils,
90th Annual Meeting and Exhibition, Toronto, Canada, June, 1997.
Lin, W. and A.S. Weber, “Estimation of Microbial Kinetic Parameters Using Non-linear Regression Method,”
Proceedings, 28th Mid-Atlantic Industrial and Hazardous Waste Conference, 547, Technomic Publishers, 1996.
Cowan, R.M., and A.S. Weber, "Using Kinetic Parameters Measured During Pure and Mixed Culture Growth to
Calibrate a Simple Interspecies Competition Model," I&EC Special Symposium, American Chemical Society,
Altanta, GA September 19-21, 1994.
Lange, C.L., and A.S. Weber, "Cadmium Inhibition of a Defined Mixed Population Under Continuous Culture,"
Research Symposium Proceedings Water Environment Federation 66th Annual Conference and Exposition,
Anaheim, CA, October 3-7, 1993.
Stowell, J.P., J.N. Jensen, and A.S. Weber. "Sequential Chemical/Biological Oxidation of 2-Chlorophenol," Water
Science and Technology, 26, No:9-11, 2085-2087, 1992.

Lai, M.S., S. Sisodia, A.S. Weber, and J.N. Jensen, "Sequential Ozone/UV-Biological Oxidation of Simazine, Research
Symposium Proceedings: Water Environment Conference 65th Annual Conference and Exposition, New Orleans, LA,
September 1992.
Sebastian, J.H., J.P. Stowell, A.S. Weber, and J.N. Jensen, "Sequential Chemical Biological Oxidation of Chlorendic
Acid," Proceedings Chemical Oxidation: Technology for the Nineties, 1992.
Stowell, J.P., J.N. Jensen, and A.S. Weber, "Sequential Chemical/Biological Oxidation of 2-chlorophenol," Water Sci.
and Tech., 26, No. 9-11, pp 2085-2087, 1992
Lai, M.S., A.S. Weber, and J.N. Jensen, "Biological Oxidation of Simazine and Its Chemical Oxidation Products,"
Proceedings, 24th Mid-Atlantic Hazardous and Industrial Waste Conference, pp 421-430, 1992.
Lin, W. and A.S. Weber, "Mitigation of Inhibitory Organic Transients in Aerobic Biological Activated Carbon
Processes," Proceedings, 24th Mid-Atlantic Hazardous and Industrial Waste Conference, pp 563-572, 1992.
Gaiek, R.L., C.R. Lange, and A.S. Weber, "Effect of Lypholization on Bacterial Supplement Efficacy," Proceedings, 45th
Annual Purdue Industrial Waste Conference, pp 243-252, Lewis Publishers, Chelsea, MI, 1991.
Cowan, R.M., K.J. Shanahan, and A.S. Weber, "The Effect of Interspecies Competition on Bacterial Supplement
Efficacy," Proceedings, 45th Annual Purdue Industrial Waste Conference, pp 261-272, Lewis Publishers, Chelsea, MI,
1991.
Lange, C.R., R.L. Gaiek, A.S. Weber, and M.R. Matsumoto: "Effect of Bacterial Supplements on Waste Biodegradation
Under Variable Influent Conditions," Proceedings, International Conference on Physicochemical and Biological
Detoxification of Hazardous Wastes, pp 656 -680, Technomic Publishing, Lancaster, PA. 1989.
Matsumoto, M.R., A.S. Weber, J.H. Kyles, K. Malinowski: "Use of Metal Adsorbing Compounds to Mitigate Adverse
Effects in SBR Process Influent," Proceedings, Industrial Wastes Symposia, 61st Annual Water Pollution Control
Federation Conference, pp 1-20, Dallas, TX, October 5-9, 1988.
Lange, C.R., J.R. Hartman, N.M. Chong, A.S. Weber, and M.R. Matsumoto, "Constraints of Bacterial Supplementation
in Improving Biological Treatment Process Performance," Proceedings, 42nd Annual Purdue Industrial Waste
Conference, pp 275-284, Butterworth Publishing, Boston, MA, 1987.
Hartman, J.R., C.R. Lange, A.S. Weber, and Mark R. Matsumoto, "Toxicity Evaluation of Persistent Organic
Contaminants," Proceedings, 42nd Annual Purdue Industrial Waste Conference, pp 265-274, Butterworth
Publishing, Boston, MA, 1987.
Goeddertz, J.G., A.S. Weber, and M.R. Matsumoto: "Feasibility of Off-line Bioregeneration of Granular Activated
Carbon," Proceedings, 1987 ASCE EED Specialty Conference, Orlando, Florida, July 1987.
Weber, A.S., M.R. Matsumoto, J.H. Kyles, and K.C. Malinowski, "Conjunctive Use of Powdered Activated Carbon in a
Sequencing Batch Reactor," Proceedings Industrial Waste Symposia, Water Pollution Control Federation
Conference, pp 333-348, Los Angeles, California, October 1986.
Weber, A.S., M.R. Matsumoto, J.G. Goeddertz, and Alan J. Rabideau: "Effects of Extended Idle Periods on Hazardous
Waste Biotreatment," Proceedings, International Conference on Innovative Biological Treatment of Toxic Waste, pp
221-243, Arlington, Virginia, June, 1986.
Weber, A.S., and M.R. Matsumoto: "Effects of Extended Idle Periods on Hazardous Waste Biotreatment,"
Proceedings, 18th Mid-Atlantic Industrial Waste Conference, pp 74-93, Blacksburg, Virginia, June 29-July 1, 1986.
Hartman, J.R., M.R. Matsumoto, A.S. Weber, and C.R. Lange: "Enhanced Biodegradation of Industrial Wastes,"
Proceedings, 18th Mid-Atlantic Industrial Waste Conference, pp 94-115, Blacksburg, Virginia, June 29-July 1, 1986.
Weber, A.S. and M.R. Matsumoto: "Remediation of Contaminated Groundwater By Intermittent Biological
Treatment," Proceedings, 1985 ASCE Environmental Engineering Division Specialty Conference, pp 174-181, Boston,
MA, July 1985.
Weber, A.S. and M.R. Matsumoto: "Intermittent Biological Treatment of Hazardous Wastes," Proceedings, 1985
Mid-Atlantic Industrial Waste Conference, pp 16-28, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, June 1985.
Weber, A.S. and G. Tchobanoglous: "Fixed-Film Nitrification Using Water Hyacinths," Proceedings, Second
International Congress on Fixed Film Biological Processes, pp 1453-1467, Washington, D.C., July 1984.

Weber, A.S. and G. Tchobanoglous: "Factors Affecting Nitrogen Removal in Water Hyacinth Treatment Systems,"
Proceedings, 1983 Conference on Environmental Engineering, ASCE Environmental Engineering Division, pp 73- 80,
Boulder, Colorado, July 1983.
Barror, R.F., A.S. Weber, and G. Tchobanoglous: "Integrated Planning: The Key to Implementing Onsite Technology,"
Proceedings, ASAE, The Third National Symposium on Individual and Small Community Sewage Treatment, pp 5-16,
Chicago, December 1981.
Weber, A.S., G. Tchobanoglous, J.E. Colt, R.W. Ludwig, and R.E. Stowell: "Aquatic Systems for Secondary and
Advanced Treatment of Wastewater," Proceedings, 1981 National Conference on Environmental Engineering, ASCE
Environmental Engineering Division Specialty Conference, pp 566-573, Atlanta, Georgia, July 1981.
Sherrard, J.H., A.S. Weber, M.M. Bagby, and S. Sujarittanonta: "The Influence of Cadmium, Nickel, and Cadmium-
Nickel Mixtures on Activated Sludge Process Performance," Proceedings, International Conference on Management
and Control of Heavy Metals in the Environment, London, England, pp 663-636, 1979.
Courses Taught
Course Course Title Years Taught and Enrollment
Number
CIE 302 Civil Engineering Seminar 1986 (43), 1987 (51)
CIE 440 Water Quality Principles 1983 (69), 1985 (67), 1987 (42)
CIE 340/440 Environmental Engineering 1998 (35), 1999 (60), 2000 (66), 2001
(55), 2002 (72), 2006 (75), 2007 (75)
2009 (95), 2010 (135)
CIE 442 Water Systems Design 1985 (9)
CIE 447 Environmental Engineering Practicum 2001 (6) 2002 (12), 2003 (8), 2004 (12),
2009 (18)
ENM 104 Man, Environment, and Technology 1992 (20), 1993 (20)
CIE 505 Civil Engineering Graduate Seminar 1990 (3), 1991(1)
CIE 564 Chemical Principles of Environmental Engineering 2001 (17)
CIE 565 Biological Principles of Environmental Engineering 1985 (5), 1986, (10), 1988 (9), 1989
(19), 1990 (24), 1991 (37), 1992 (27),
1993 (27), 1995 (18), 1996 (28), 1997
(27), 1998 (20), 1999 (6), 2000 (13)
2002 (8), 2003 (8), 2004 (8), 2005 (6),
2006 (15), 2007 (8), 2008 (10), 2009 (8),
2010 (11)
CIE 566 Industrial Water and Waste Engineering 1984 (11)
CIE 568 Biological Unit Processes 1985 (10), 1986 (3), 1987 (2), 1988 (10),
1989 (8), 1990 (10), 1991 (13), 1992
(15), 1993 (13), 1994 (10), 1995 (12),
1996 (10), 1997 (12), 1998 (8)
CIE 570 Water Quality Principles 1983 (5) 1984 (6)
Supervised Ph.D. Dissertations

Amir Rezaei Bazkiaei, Horizontal ground source heat pump modeling and performance enhancement via
employment of tire derived aggregate to form a non-homogenous soil profile, 2014.
Mohamad Ibrahim, Pharmaceuticals in wastewater: Occurrence, short-term and seasonal variability, sampling
strategies, biodegradation rates and elimination efficiencies, 2013.
Sungpyo Kim, The Effect of Operational Parameters on the Fate of Tetracycline Resistant Bacteria in Biological
Wastewater Treatment Plants, 2005.
Ghosh, Upal, Desorption and Biodegradation of PCBs, 1998.
Cowan, Robert M., Effect of Interspecies Interactions on Population Dynamics in a Chemostat as Related to
Bacterial Supplementation Processes. 1994
Lange, Clifford R., The Effect of Process Dilution Rate on the Response of Bacteria to Cadmium, 1993.
Lai, Ming-Shen, Sequential Chemical/Biological Oxidation of Simazine, 1992.
Lin, Wei, Dynamic Modeling of the Biological Activated Carbon (BAC) Process and its Experimental Corroboration,
1992.
Goeddertz, John G., Anaerobic Biological Activated Carbon (AnBAC) Treatment of a Multicomponent Wastewater,
1990.
Chong, Nyuk-Min, Characteristics of Xenobiotic Degradation and Continuous Production of Xenobiotic Degrading
Bacterial Populations, 1988.
Hartman, James R., A Rational Methodology for Evaluating the Biological Mineralization of Xenobiotics, 1988
Supervised M.S. Theses

Jian Dong, Loss of Tire Derived Aggregate Metal in Subsurface Applications, June 2012.
Chris Beres, Performance Evaluation of Tire Derived Aggregate in Pilot and Full Scale Testing, June 2012.
Jason Jaskowiak, Rates of Metal Corrosion from Tire Derived Aggregate as a Function of pH and Total Dissolved
Solids Concentrations, February 2012.
David Cassell, Analysis of Tire Derived Aggregate Metal Leaching Impacts in Residential Select Backfill. Awarded
Posthumously, December 2009.
Jeffery Tudini, Performance Evaluation of Full Scale Leachfield Tire Derived Aggregate, January 2008
Leila Sermek, Biodegradation of Antibiotics Under Nitrifying and non-Nitrifying Conditions, June 2007.
Jason Golubski, Spatial Variations in New York State Metal Background Concentrations, May 2005.
Daniel Milewski, Spatial Variations in New York State PAH Background Concentrations, May 2005.
David Bradley, Analysis of Wind Farm Siting on Western New York Brownfields, May 2005.
Smith, Jennifer, Phosphorus Removal From Wetland Effluent by High Permeable Sorption Walls, January 2004.
Brian Zabel, Occurrence of Tetracycline Resistant Microorganisms in Wastewater Treatment Biological Processes
and Effluents, September 2003.
Thyagarajan Sharkar Ram, Development of a Web-based Database for Remediated Inactive Hazardous Waste Sites,
May 2002.
Robinson, Sharon, The Use of Chipped Tires as an Alternative Aggregate in Septic System Leachfields, February
2001.
Soma Bhadra, Resin Remediation of PCB Contaminated Soil, September 2000
Matraka, Maria, Effects of PCB Bioremediation on Reduction of PCB Leaching and Toxicity, expected September
2000.
Biondolillo, Matthew, Phytoremediation of VOCs Impacted Soil from a Former Manufacturing Facility, 1998.
Clark, Leah, Phytoremediation of Metals Impacted Soil from a Former Manufacturing Facility, 1998.
Staniszewski, Chad, Biostablization of Soil/Sediment PCBs, 1997.

Jansen, Leslie, Biodegradation of PCBs in the Presence and Absence of Solid Phase Adsorbents, 1996.
Ranhakrishnan, Karthikeyan, Influence of Polymer on Bacterial Transport Through Soil Columns, 1996.
Sequential Chemical/Biological Treatment of a Biologically Pretreated Coking Plant Wastewater, 1996
Varner, Curtis J., Application of a Continuous Flow UV Mutation Selection Device for Enhancement of Chlorinated
Organic Biodegradation, 1994.
Graham, Thomas R., A Bench Scale Study on the Effect of Bioaumentation on the Performance of Activated Sludge
Reactors, 1994.
Khandelwal, Ashutosh, Bacterial Transport Through Soil Columns, 1994.
Sisodia, Sandeep, Continuous Culture Biodegradation of Simazine's Chemical Oxidation By-Products, 1993.
Ghosh, Upal, Parameterization and Application of Kinetic Models to Describe Xenobiotic Biodegradation During
Batch and Continuous Growth, 1992.
Herdic, Stephanie L., Enzyme Phenomena in Pure Culture Systems, 1992.
Sebastian, Joseph, Sequential Chemical/Biological Oxidation of Chlorendic Acid, 1992.
Kwo, Jiong, Hung, Determination of Bacterial Solids Levels in Combined Biological Activated Carbon (BAC) Systems,
1992.
Kyles, James H., Supplementation of a Sequencing Batch Reactor with Powdered Activated Carbon for Aqueous
Phase Hazardous Waste Treatment, 1992.
Denzler, Steven, The Development of a Biological Reactor to Determine Interspecies Competition Kinetics of
Bacterial Supplements, 1991.
McCue, Kathryn A., The Effects of Mean Cell Residence Time on the Response of Activated Sludge to Shock
Loadings of 2-chlorophenol., 1991.
Gaiek, Roberta, L., The Effects of Immobilization Carrier Selection on Bacterial Supplement Performance, 1991.
Lin, Wei, Aerobic Biological Activated Carbon (BAC) Treatment of a Phenolic Wastewater, 1989.
Lange, Clifford R., Constraints of Bacterial Supplementation for Enhanced Hazardous Waste Biodegradation, 1988.
Goeddertz, John G., Off-line Biological Regeneration of Granular Activated Carbon Saturated with Phenol, 1986.
Sinclair, Daryl, J., The Environmental Impact of the Deicer CMA on Natural Systems, 1986.
Supervised M.E. Projects

Patrick Goodfellow, Comparative Analysis of Record of Decision and Final Cleanup Goals in New York State
Superfund Sites, February 2008.
Nate Simon, Reduction of Pharmaceutical Toxicity by Combined Biological/Activated Carbon Treatment, May 2005.
Sungpyo Kim, Process Control of Dissolved Oxygen in Suspended Growth Processes, 2001.
Walck, Tim, Wastewater Treatment for Small Communities/Institutions to Meet Nitrification and Intermittent
Stream Requirements, 1997
O'Mara, Mary K., Bioremediation Case Study of Petroleum Contaminated Soil, Including Nutrient Addition at
Kincheloe AFB, Kinross, Michigan, 1997.
Snyder, Todd, Measurement of JP-4 Biodegradation Rates in Soil as a Function of Temperature Using Respirometry.
1996
Kufel, Todd, Analysis of the New York State Demonstration of Bioremediation Technology at the Sweden-3
Chapman Site, 1996.
Prabhu, Beena, G., Removal of Simazine's Chemical Oxidation Products Using a Biological Activated Carbon (BAC)
Process, 1994.
Kai, Gensen, A Continuous Flow UV-Induced Mutation Technique for Biodegradation of Recalcitrant Organic
Compounds, 1990.

Hsu, Sheng-Hsiung, Treatment of Leachate from Modern Landfill by the Anaerobic Biological Carbon (BAC) Process,
1990.
Rabideau, Alan J., Benefits and Costs of Calcium Magnesium Acetate (CMA) as an Alternative Road Deicing Agent
for Buffalo, New York, 1986.
Funded Research
Partnership for Innovative Civil Engineering Use of Tire Derived Aggregate, Empire State Development, 12/1/2006 –
11/30/2012, $1,763,400. Research to develop and implement use of tire derived aggregate in civil engineering
applications, with Lou Zicari as PI.
City of Lackawanna Brownfield Assistance Program, USEPA, 10/1/2006 – 9/30/08, $80,000, Provide assistance to the
City for Lackawanna in redeveloping environmentally impacted properties, with Lou Zicari as PI.
Brownfields Training Initiative, USEPA, 10/1/2006 – 9/30/08, $142,000, Provide training for entry level technicians
for field investigations, with Lou Zicari as PI.
National Grid, 01/01/07 – 12/31/07, $81,615, Evaluation of soil vapor intrusion at MGP sites, with Alan Rabideau as
PI.
Brownfields Research Support, National Grid, 5/05 – 4/06. $50,000, Principal investigator.
Long-Term Acceptability of Tire Chip Aggregate in Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems, 4/05 – 11/06, Empire
State Development, $200,000, Co-principle investigator with Lou Zicari.
Comparative Analysis of Process Improvements to Reduce Toxicity of Fujisawa Healthcare Inc. Effluents. Fujisawa
Healthcare, Inc. 7/04 – 1/05. $39,551, Principal investigator.
Brownfields Research Support, National Grid, 5/04 – 4/05. $45,000, Principal investigator.
Supplemental Funding for Western New York Brownfields Training Initiative, US Environmental Protection Agency,
11/02 – 5/04, $50,000, Co principal investigator.
Additional Services to Village of Gowanda - Peter Cooper Superfund Site Reuse Assessment and Concept Plan,
Village of Gowanda through USEPA, 8/02 – 12/02, $11,000, Co principal investigator
City of Lackawanna - USEPA Brownfields Assessment Assistance, City of Lackawanna, New York through USEPA, 6/03 –
5/04, $45,871, Co principal investigator
New York State Center for Hazardous Waste Management, New York State Department of Environmental
Conservation, 11/01 – 9/04, $500,000, Project Director.
Superfund Redevelopment Initiative - Reuse Planning for the Peter Cooper Gowanda Site, US Environmental
Protection Agency , 11/01 - 7/02, $55,000.
Evaluation of the Hydraulic Characteristics of Tire Chips as a Replacement for Natural Aggregate in Septic System
Leachfields. Empire State Development, 7/01 - 6/02. $16,000, Project Director.
Storm Water Training Workshops, NYSDEC, 11/01 - 09/03, $13,800, Project Director
Pollutant Minimization Plan Workshops, NYSDEC, 3/02 - 2/03, $57,997, Project Director
Evaluation and Analysis of Fujisawa SBR Treatment System for New Product Wastewater, Fujisawa Healthcare,
5/02 - 9/02, $34,945, Project Director
Center for Integrated Waste Management, UB Provost Office, 7/1/01 – 6/30/02, $40,000, Project Director.
Brownfields Action Project, Niagara Mohawk, 9/1/01 - 8/31/02, $66,670, Project Director.
Center for Integrated Waste Management, UB Provost Office, 7/1/00 – 6/30/01, $61,000, Project Director.
Brownfields Action Project, Niagara Mohawk, 9/1/00 - 8/31/01, $66,670, Project Director.
Southside High School Technical Support, USEPA, 12/01/00 - 11/30/01, $42,000, Co-Project Investigator.
Brownfields Comparative Analysis Research Design and Interdisciplinary Course Development, Environment and
Society Institute, 7/01/00 - 6/30/01, $17,000, Project Director.
Stormwater Programs for Decision Makers, $48,601, 5/00 – 12/00, NYSDEC, Project Director.

Western New York Brownfields Training Initiative, $200,000, 6/00 – 5/02, USEPA, Co-Project Investigator.
Feasibility Study of Increased Wood Recycling for MDF Manufacturing, $40,900, 4/00 – 4/01, Empire State
Development Environmental Management Investment Group Co-Project Investigator.
Analysis of Analine and Ammonia Recovery Options for Buffalo Color Corporation, $27,000, 1/00 – 5/00 UB
Business Alliance,
Bench Scale Treatability of Golden Artist Wastewater, $17,500, 1/00 – 6/00, NYSERDA, Project Director.
Center for Integrated Waste Management, UB Provost Office, 7/1/99 – 6/30/00, $61,000, Project Director
Resins Technology for Remediation of PCB Contaminated Soils/Sediments, $27,700, NYSERDA, 5/99 – 4/00, Project
Director
Bench Scale Treatability of Process X Wastewater in Sequencing Batch Reactors, $22,400, Stearns and Wheler,
4/99-6/99, Project Director.
Recycling of Metal Grinding Swarf, $50,494, Empire State Development, 5/98 -11/99. Co-PI .
Non Profit Facilitation of Brownfield Redevelopment, $20,000, UB Institute for Society and Environment, 8/98 –
5/99, Project Director.
Recycling Waste Water at an Acrylic Paint Manufacturing Facility, $16,919, Golden Artist Colors, 9/98 – 11//98,
Project Director.
Environmentally Benign Chemical Processes and Products. $302,660, 8/15/98 - 8/14/01, co-PI with Carl Lund as
Project Director.
Pollutant Minimization Plans: Workshop and Supporting Materials, $20,000, United States Environmental
Protection Agency, 9/98 – 10/98, Project Director.
Water Quality Workshops, $17,000, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 11/98 – 6/99,
Project Director.
Treatability of Process X Wastewater, $9,647, Stearns and Wheler, LLC. 10/98-11/98, Project Director.
Evaluation of Bion, Inc. Nutrient Management System, $7,500, UB Strategic Partnership for Industrial Resurgence,
9/98 – 11/99, Project Director.
Tire Chips as Replacement for Natural Aggregate in Leachfields, $82,418, Empire State Development, 5/98 -11/99.
Project Director.
Niagara County Environmental Fund, $2,500,000, State of New York, 5/97-4/2002, Project Director
Groundwater Sulfide Mitigation, $11,012, Buffalo Crushed Stone, 3/98 - 6/98, Project Director.
Household Hazardous Waste Workshops, $19,500, United States Environmental Protection Agency, 10/97-9/98.
Co-PI with Lou Zicari.
Resource Recovery Technology for Metal Platers, $182,289, NYSERDA, co-PI with Jim Jensen as Project Director
Field Demonstration of Phytoremediation at the Arcade Prestolite Facility, $42,087, Motorola, 6/97 - 4/98, Project
Director.
Analysis of the Praxair In-situ Oxygenator, $43,194, Praxair, 12/1/96 - 12/31/98, co-PI with Jim Jensen as Project
Director.
Site Specific PCB Desorption/Adsorption Analysis of Massena PCB Impacted Soils, $52,602, ALCOA, 11/97 - 6/98,
Project Director.
Industrial Assistance through the New York State Center for Hazardous Waste Management. $25,000, Stategic
Partnership for Industrial Resurgence 7/97 - 6/98, Project Director.
Environmentally Acceptable Endpoints for Hydrophobic Organics in Soils and Sediments, $3,000, Great Lakes
Research Consortium, 7/96 - 6/97, Co-principal Investigator with Joe DePinto
Industrial Assistance through the New York State Center for Hazardous Waste Management. $25,000, Stategic
Partnership for Industrial Resurgence 7/96 - 6/97, Project Director.
Targeted Industrial Waste Inventory, $37,358, Empire State Development, 3/97 -2/98. Project Director
Containment Technology Study, $47,002, DuPont, 11/97 - 12/97, co-principal investigator with Alan Rabideau

Modeling of Permeable Reactive Barriers, $8,604, General Electric, 1/97 - 7/97, co-principal investigator with Alan
Rabideau
PCB Mobility Reduction by Biostabilization of PCBs, $149,801. U.S. Department of Energy, 10/1996 - 9/1997,
Project Director
Phytoremediation of VOC and Metals Impacted Soils, $50,000, Motorola, Inc., 10/1996 - 19/1997, Project
Director.
Water Reuse and Metals Recovery in the Metal Finishing Industry, $66,593, NYSERDA, 8/1996 - 12/1997, Co-
principal Investigator with James N. Jensen
Industrial Assistance through the New York State Center for Hazardous Waste Management. $25,000, Strategic
Partnership for Industrial Resurgence 7/95 - 6/96
Evaluation of Environmental Acceptable Endpoints, $10,000, ALCOA, 4/96 - 12/96, Project Director.
Biodegradation of Sorbed PCBs, $40,000, ALCOA, 9/95- 12/96, Project Director
Equipment Grant: Microbics Corporation, $9,856, 1995, Project Director.
Biological Activated Carbon Treatment of Waters Containing PCBs, New York State Energy Research and
Development Authority, $75,779, 1994-1995, Project Director.
Treatment of Low Concentration PCB Waters, ALCOA, $47,036 1994-1995. Project Director.
Transport of Non-indigenous Bacteria in Groundwater for the Initiation of In-situ Bioremediation of Organic
Contaminants, United State Geological Survey, $81,169, 1991-1995, Project Director
Multivendor Superfund Site Bioremediation Demonstration, New York State Center for Hazardous Waste
Management, $108,930, 1994-1995, Project Director.
A Linked Groundwater-Stream Contaminant Transport Model for the Machias Gravel Pit Site, Motorola, Inc., 1993-
1995, $149,833, co-principal investigator with Joseph Atkinson and Alan Rabideau.
Development of Engineered Sequential Chemical/Biological Oxidation Processes for Mineralization of Simazine,
Shimizu Corporation, $55,000, 1992-1993, Project Director.
"Application of Continuous Flow UV Mutation Device for Enhancement of Chlorinated Organic Biodegradation," New
York State Center for Hazardous Waste Management, $55,300, 1992-1993, Project Director.
"Sequential Chemical/Biological Oxidation Processes for the Treatment of Organic Chemicals,” Shimizu Corporation,
$100,744, 1990-1992, Project Director.
Combined Chemical/Biological Oxidation for the Reduction of Hazardous Waste Toxicity," New York State Center
for Hazardous Waste Management, $169,757, 1990-1992, Co-principal investigator with James N. Jensen.
Particle/Fluid Hydrodynamics in Biological Activated Carbon Processes,” Occidental Chemical Corporation, $18,860,
1990-1991, Project Director.
"Biologically Induced Corrosion of Fireproofed Structural Steel Members," SUNY Construction Fund, $40,000, 1989 -
1990. Project Director.
"Effect of Interspecies Competition on Hazardous Waste Degradation by Bacterial Supplements," New York State
Center for Hazardous Waste Management and Occidental Chemical Corporation, $146,000, 1988 - 1990. Project
Director.
"Anaerobic Biological Activated Carbon (AnBAC) Treatment of Multicomponent Hazardous Wastes," New York State
Center for Hazardous Waste Management and Occidental Chemical Corporation, $149,000, 1988 - 1990. Project
Director.
"Biological Activated Carbon Treatment of Phenolic Wastewater," New York State Energy Research and
Development Authority (co-funded by Occidental Chemical Corp.), $54,500 (continuation grant), 1988 - 1989.
Project Director.
"Feasibility of Anaerobic Activated Carbon Treatment for High Strength Landfill Leachates," New York State Energy
Research and Development Authority (subcontractor to Waste Resources, Inc.), $31,000, 1988 - 1989. Project
Director.

"Use of Metal Adsorbing Compounds to Mitigate Heavy Metal Toxicity in Suspended Growth Biological Unit
Processes," New York State Center for Hazardous Waste Management, $46,544, 1988 - 1989. Co-principal
investigator with Mark R. Matsumoto.
"Feasibility of Metal Adsorbing Compound (MAC) Columns to Mitigate Adverse Effects of Metals in SBR Process
Influent," CECOS International, Inc., $22,228, 1988, co-principal investigator with Mark R. Matsumoto.
"Improved Immobilization Techniques for Specialized Bacterial Cultures," New York State Science and Technology
Foundation and CECOS International, Inc. $55,000, 1987 - 1988, Project Director.
"Assessment of OCC Bacterial Strains for Supplementation," Occidental Chemical Corporation, $49,696, 1987 - 1990,
Project Director.
"Removal Strategies for Metals Found in CECOS Wastes," CECOS International, Inc., $11,990, 1986 - 1987, Co-
principal Investigator with Mark R. Matsumoto.
"Enhanced Biodegradation of Chlorinated Organics," New York State Science and Technology Foundation, $34,000,
1986 - 1987, Project Director. "Use of Powdered Activated Carbon in Sequencing Batch Reactors," CECOS
International Inc., $6,160, 1986 - 1987, Project Director.
"Implications Resulting From the Application of Calcium Magnesium Acetate (CMA) as an Alternative Road Deicer,"
Great Lakes Program, State University of New York at Buffalo, $13,648, 1986 - 1987, Co-principal Investigator with
Mark R. Matsumoto.
"Biological Activated Carbon Treatment of a Phenolic Wastewater," Joint funding from; The New York State Energy
Research and Development Authority, Occidental Chemical Corporation, and SUNY-AB, total external funding:
$75,164, 1986 - 1988, Project Director.
"Development of Specialized Bacterial Cultures for Enhanced Biodegradation of Selected Landfill Leachates," CECOS
International, Inc. and New York State Science and Technology Foundation, $51,310, 1986 - 1987, Project Director.
"Feasibility of Metal Absorbing Compound (MAC) Supplementation to Mitigate Adverse Effects of Metals in SBR
Process Influent," CECOS International, Inc., $17,345, 1986 - 1987, co-principal investigator with Mark R. Matsumoto.
"Enhanced Biodegradation of Industrial Pollutants through Bioaugmentation," Occidental Chemical Corporation,
$25,000, 1985 - 1986, Project Director.
"Feasibility and Applicability of Intermittent Biological Treatment of Hazardous Wastes, URS Company, Inc., $16,500,
1985 - 1986, Project Director.
"Process Development for Intermittent Treatment of Hazardous Waste,” URS Company, Inc., $22,000, 1984 - 1985,
Project Director.
"Dynamic Response Time For Hazardous Remediation Using Biotechnology," Research Foundation of the State
University of New York, $3,000, 1984, Project Director.
"Land Application of Municipal Sludge," Town of Amherst, New York, 1984 - 1985, $26,500, Co-principal Investigator
with Mark R. Matsumoto.

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