Summary
Emmanuel's research interest is focused on contaminant transport in the hydrological setting. His recent work looked into contaminant transport due to the interaction between surface water and groundwater systems where he integrated field and modeling study on cyanotoxin transport from Lake Erie to coastal aquifers. Following his interest, he is now a Ph.D. student in Hydrogeology working with Dr. Rishi Parashar on virus transport modeling in the porous media. Presentations Cobbinah, E*. & Liu, G. (2022). An integrated field and modeling study of the transport of cyanotoxin from Lake Erie to coastal aquifers. Paper presented at the GSA Joint North-Central and Southeastern meeting, 7–8 April, Cincinnati, Ohio USA. Cobbinah, E. & Liu, G*. (2022). Simulating the occurrence of cyanotoxin contamination in coastal aquifers in the Great Lakes region. Oral presentation at GSA Connect 2022, 9-12 October, Denver, Colorado, USA. Projects Harmful Algae Bloom Research Initiative - Ohio H2Ohio Wetland Project - Ohio
Education
- M.S. in Geology, Bowling Green State University, Ohio USA - 2022
- B.S. in Geological Engineering, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana - 2019
Funding
- Nevada DRIVE Scholarship, 2022-2023
- Dean's Merit Scholarship, 2022-2023