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Sushil
Raj Kanel
Post
Doctoral Fellow
Department of Civil Engineering
214 Harbert Engineering Center Auburn University
Auburn,
AL-
36849, USA
Tel. : 1-334-844-6270
Fax : 334 -844-6290
Email: srk0001@auburn.edu
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This picture shows how nano-Fe0 changes
with time after reacting with As(III), see Kanel et al (2005), es&t for
more details.

Research Interest:
- Reactive transport of contaminants such as
radioactive cations (U(VI)) and metalloids (As) in the subsurface
and their prediction using mathematical modeling.
- Development of Advanced Oxidation Process
using iron nano materials
- Application of nanotechnology for soil and
groundwater remediation
- Development of novel iron nano particles and
wires for soil and water treatment
- Investigation of industrial byproducts such as
steel slag and red mud for contaminant removal
Selected Publications
1.
Giasuddin, A.BM., Kanel, S.R. and Choi, H, Natural
organic matter removal from groundwater using nano scale zero valent
iron. (Environmental Science and Technology:
Web
Release Date: 17-Feb, 2007).
2.
Manning, B. A., Kiser J. R., Kwan, H. and Kanel, S.R.,
Spectoscopic investigation of Cr(III) – and - Cr(VI) treated nanoscale
zerovalent iron. Environmental Science and Technology, 41 (2), 586 -592, 2007.
3.
Kanel, S. R., Grenèche, J.-M., Choi, H. Arsenic (V)
Removal from Groundwater using Nano Scale Zero-Valent Iron as a
Colloidal Reactive Barrier Material. Environmental Science and
Technology, 40(6); 2045-2050, 2006.
4.
Kanel, S. R., Manning, B., Charlet, L., Choi, H. “Removal
of Arsenic(III) from Groundwater by Nano Scale Zero-Valent Iron.”
Environmental Science and Technology, 39(5), 1291-1298,
2005. (Most-Accessed and Downloaded Article in the
Journal: Environmental Science & Technology (American Chemical
Society) in the year 2005 (in Jan-June, 2005- 7th
position and in the whole year 2005 - 6th
position).
Academic Background
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Doctor of Philosophy (Environmental Science and
Engineering), Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST), South
Korea, 2001 – 2006
Thesis Title: Remediation and Transport Characteristics of
Arsenic in Groundwater and its investigation by Environmentally Reactive
Nano Particles
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Master of Science (Environmental Science and
Engineering), Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST), South
Korea, 1999 – 2001
Thesis Title: Heterogeneous Catalytic Oxidation of PAHs by
Hydrogen Peroxide in Soil Slurry: Kinetics, Mechanism and Implication
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Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering),
Institute of Engineering, Tribhuvan University,
Nepal, 1988 – 1992
Award and
Achievements
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Best Research Award for Outstanding Performance in
Research for a Ph.D. Dissertation in Environmental Science and
Engineering (with ~ 500 US$ cash prize) by Korea Atomic Energy
Research Institute (KAERI), Korea, 2006
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Most-Accessed and Downloaded Article contribution
to the Journal, Environmental Science and Technology (American
Chemical Society) [in Jan-June, 2005 (7th
position and in the whole year 2005 - 6th
position)]
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Best paper award by Korea Society of
Environmental Engineers, Korea, 2005
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Research featured in: American Chemical Society,
ES&T news (06/2005), Nanotechnology Research News (ivcon.net, 03/2005);
Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology News (03/2005); Gwangju Mail
News (10/2005),
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Korea Government Fellowship for Ph.D. (2001 –2006)
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UNU-ISTS Research Grant (March 2003–December 2003)
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Korea Government Fellowship for M. Sc. (March 1999-
February 2006)
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