Kimberly Parker
Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering
- Phone314-935-3461
- OfficeBrauer Hall, Room 1004
Education
PhD, Stanford UniversityMS, Yale University
BS, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Expertise
Studies environmental organic chemistry in natural & engineered systems
Focus
Photochemical, oxidative, and biochemical reactions in natural and engineered environmental systems
Research
Professor Parker’s research group is advancing the state of the science in environmental engineering and chemistry to address emerging challenges relating to water quality, agriculture and energy. The group’s ultimate goal is to predict contaminant behavior in environmental systems and to optimize strategies to minimize the risk posed by these contaminants to human and ecosystem health.
Biography
Professor Parker earned her PhD at Stanford University, where she was supported by the Abel Wolman Fellowship (American Water Works Association), the Gerald J. Lieberman Fellowship (from Stanford for excellence in teaching), and the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. She was then awarded a Marie Curie Individual Fellowship (European Commission) to conduct research at ETH Zurich (Switzerland) prior to joining the faculty at Washington University.
Her research has been recognized with honors including the Best Science Paper of the Year published in Environmental Science & Technology (2016) and the Paul V. Roberts/AEESP Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award (2017).
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