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Ph.D. (September 2010 – May 2015) in Earth & Planetary Sciences, Washington University in St. Louis. Dissertation: “Ion interactions at the mineral-water interface during biogeochemical iron and manganese cycling.” Advisor: Dr. Jeffrey G. Catalano
A.M. (September 2010 – May 2012) in Earth & Planetary Sciences, Washington University in St. Louis. Advisor: Dr. Jeffrey G. Catalano
B.S. (September 2005 – May 2009) in Chemistry, Sewanee: The University of the South, cum laude. Research Advisor: Dr. Robert E. Bachman, Advisor: Dr. John H. Shibata

Professional Experience

2017-present          Assistant Professor, Earth and Environmental Geoscience Department, Washington & Lee University

2018-present          Affiliate Faculty, Environmental Studies Program, Washington & Lee University

2018-2021 Research Associate, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution

2015-2017             Peter Buck Postdoctoral Fellow, Mineral Sciences, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution

2012-2014             Washington University STEM-Teaching As Research Intern, Washington University in St. Louis

REFEREED PUBLICATIONS
(*denotes corresponding author, ‡denotes undergraduate student)

1. *Hinkle M.A.G., Post J.E., ‡Peralta J., Santelli C.M. (2023). “Impacts of sulfonic acids on fungal manganese oxide production.” Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 341, 164–182. [link]

2. *Rosenfeld, C.E., Sabuda M.C., Hinkle M.A.G., James B. R., Santelli C.M. (2020) “A fungal-mediated cryptic selenium cycle linked to manganese biogeochemistry.” Environmental Science & Technology 54, 3570 - 3580. [link]

3. *Hinkle M.A.G., Becker K.G., Catalano J.G. (2017) “Impact of Mn(II)-Manganese oxide reactions on Ni and Zn speciation.” Environmental Science & Technology 51(6), 3187-3196. [link]

4. *Hinkle M.A.G., Flynn E.D., Catalano J.G. (2016) “Structural response of phyllomanganates to wet aging and Mn(II).” Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 192, 220-234. [link]

5. *Arvidson R.E., Squyres S.W., Morris R.V., Knoll A.H., Gellert R., Clark B.C., Catalano J.G., Jolliff B.L., McLennan S.M., Herkenhoff K.E., VanBommel S., Mittlefehldt D.W., Grotzinger J.P., Guinness E.A., Johnson J.R., Bell III J.F., Farrand W.H., Stein N., Fox V.K., Golombek M.P., Hinkle M.A.G., Calvin W.M., Desouza Jr. P.A. (2016) “High concentrations of manganese and sulfur in deposits on Murray Ridge, Endeavour Crater, Mars.” American Mineralogist 101, 1389-1405. [link]

6. *Hinkle M.A.G. and Catalano J.G. (2015) “Effect of phosphate and sulfate on Ni repartitioning during Fe(II)-catalyzed Fe(III) oxide mineral recrystallization.” Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 165, 62-74. [link]

7. *Hinkle M.A.G., Wang Z., Giammar D.E., Catalano J.G. (2015) “Interaction of Fe(II) with phosphate and sulfate on iron oxide surfaces.” Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 158, 130-146. [link]

8. *Bachman R.E., Bodolosky-Bettis S.A., Pyle C.J., Gray M.A. (2008) “Reversible oxidative addition and reductive elimination of fluorinated disulfides at gold(I) thiolate complexes: A new ligand exchange mechanism.” Journal of the American Chemical Society 130, 14303-14310. [link]

MANUSCRIPTS UNDER REVIEW

1. *Hinkle M.A.G., Ziegler B., ‡Culbertson H., ‡Goldmann C., ‡Croy M. A., ‡Willis N., Ling E., Reinhart, B., Lyon E. C. “Mn exposure from spring and well waters in the Shenandoah Valley: Interplay of aquifer lithology, soil composition, and redox conditions.” Under review January, 2024.

MANUSCRIPTS IN PREP

1. *Hinkle M.A.G., Rosenfeld C.E., Teagle S., Post J., Santelli C.M. “Mycogenic manganese oxide structural changes and progressive nickel incorporation with aging.” Planned submission Spring 2024.

 2. Chakraborty M., Goldmann C., Ziegler B., *Hinkle M.A.G., “A statistical and machine learning approach to understanding relative Mn contamination risk in GW wells in the Shenandoah Valley, VA.”

Assistant Professor, Geology Department, Washington and Lee University:
Courses Taught:

    1. Sustainable Earth (GEOL 102, class + lab course): Fall 2022, Winter 2024
    2. General Geology (Now ‘Dynamic Earth: Introductory Geology’, GEOL 101, class + lab course): Winter 2018
    3. Water Resources (GEOL 150 xlisted ENVS, class course): Winter 2018, Winter 2019, Fall 2021
    4. Earth Lab: Dam It?! An Environmental Exploration of Dams (GEOL 105, xlisted ENVS, class + lab course): Spring 2020
    5. Environmental Field Methods (GEOL 231 xlisted ENVS, class + lab course): Spring 2019, Spring 2021, Spring 2023
    6. Hydrology (GEOL 240 xlisted ENVS, class + lab course): Fall 2017, Winter 2019, Winter 202, Fall 2021
    7. Earth & Environmental Geochemistry (GEOL 311 xlisted ENVS, class + lab course): Fall 2018, Winter 2021, Winter 2022, Fall 2023

Graduate Student, Earth & Planetary Sciences Department, Washington University in St. Louis:
STEM Teaching-as-Research (WU-STAR) Intern, 2012-2014. 
Designed and implemented a research project comparing structured-inquiry modeling assignments with traditional rote-based modeling assignments on enhancing students’ conceptual knowledge and ability to interpret data and graphs. Learning gains were assessed by changes in pre– and post– questions for each assignment. Audited a course on Teaching-as-Research methodology, and presented the findings of this research at Washington University’s Graduate Research Symposium in Spring 2013 and Washington University’s Education Research Group (ERG) in Fall 2013. 

Teaching Assistant, EPSc 444 (Environmental Geochemistry), Fall 2012. 
Co-lectured the course, prepared and led discussions of assignment material, held weekly office hours, graded modeling assignments, and implemented the STEM Teaching-as-Research project described above.

Student Mentor, Students & Teachers as Research Scientists (STARS), Summer 2012. 
Mentored a high school student in the Catalano lab over the summer as part of the St. Louis STARS program. Responsibilities included developing a successful, independent research project for the high school student, guiding the research through daily progress meetings with the student, teaching the student about instruments and lab techniques, and providing constructive feedback each week on paper writing skills.

Teaching Assistant, EPSc 201 (Earth & the Environment), Fall 2011. 
Taught a weekly lab section of 20 students, prepared and presented short lab lectures, graded exams and lab assignments, and held weekly office hours.

Guest Lecture, Biology 101 (Nerinx Hall High School, St. Louis), Spring 2011. 
Held an afternoon lecture and Q&A session to a junior high school biology class on Earth and Planetary Sciences. 

Activity Leader, Association for Women in Science (AWIS), 2010 & 2011.
Co-led and designed demonstrations on mineralogy and radial chromatography for high school female students interested in STEM fields at the annual Women in Science Day hosted by the AWIS, St. Louis Regional Chapter.

Teaching Assistant, EPSc 108 (Oceans & the Atmosphere), Fall 2010.

Undergraduate Student, Chemistry Department, Sewanee: The University of the South:
Lab Assistant, CHEM 308 (Inorganic Chemistry), 2008.

Tutor, Chemistry Department, 2007-2008.

Research Advising Activities

W&L Undergraduate Thesis Students

Jorge Gomez (W&L) Earth and Environmental Geoscience Thesis (2024-present)

Kylie Therrien (W&L) Earth and Environmental Geoscience Thesis (2024-present)

Alicia Nguyen (W&L) Earth and Environmental Geoscience Thesis (2022-2023)

Sarah Teagle (W&L) Chemistry Thesis (2021-2023)

Haley Culbertson (W&L C’22) Geology Thesis (2021-2022)

Marina Annie Croy (W&L C’22) Geology Thesis (2021-2022)

Liz Todd (W&L C’ 19) ENVS Honors Thesis (2018-2019)

W&L Undergraduate Research Students

James Edwards (W&L C’25) Summer Research Student (Summer 2023-present)

Sarah Grace Teagle (W&L C’23) Summer Research Student (Summer 2021 & 2022)

Alicia Nguyen (W&L C’23) Summer Research Student & Independent Study (Summer 2022)

Ella Dorman (W&L C’24) Summer Research Student (Summer 2022)

Giang Nguyen (W&L C’24) Summer Research Student (Summer 2021)

Grace Roquemore (W&L C’21) R. Preston Hawkins IV Geology Award, Research Student

(2020-2021)

Kathryn Hensler (W&L C’21) Summer Research Student (Summer 2020)

Samantha Armstrong (W&L C’21) Summer Research Student (Summer 2020)

Phillip Hall (W&L C’21) Environmental Studies Summer Grant (Summer 2020)

Chris Messerich (W&L C’20) Geology Independent Study (2020)

Kurt Waibel (W&L C’19) R. Preston Hawkins IV Geology Award (2018-2019)

Sarah Cate Harrison (W&L C’19) Summer Research Student (Summer 2018)

Javier Peralta (W&L C’21) Summer Research Student (Summer 2018)

Sam Womack (W&L C’21) Chesapeake Bay Internship (Summer 2018)

Briyana Mondesir (W&L C’22) Advanced Research Consortium Student (Summer 2018)

W&L Capstone Student Advisees

E.C. Myers (W&L C’ 20) ENVS Senior Capstone Project (2019 – 2020)

Anna Soroka (W&L C’ 20) ENVS Senior Capstone Project (2019 – 2020)

W&L Capstone Students Supported

Ashleigh Meade, Anna Soroka, Juliana Lima, & Chris Cotton’s Int. Geology-Engineering Capstone

Project (2019-2020)

Sarah Cate Harrison, Kurt Waibel, and Will Rowson’s ENVS Capstone Project (2018-2019)

Henry Schwartz, Anu Shrestha, and Ariyel Yavalar’s Engineering Capstone Project (2018-2019)

Tyler Runge and Sydney Abriz’s Engineering Capstone Project (2018-2019)

Non-W&L Undergraduate Thesis / Capstone Students

Chris Goldmann (C’22), Trinity

Noah Willis (C’22), Whitman

Kallan Wilde (C’22), St. Norbert’s College

Maddie Holicky (C’22), Beloit

Martina Pulido (C’22), Beloit

Mia Groff (C’22), Whitman

Peter Buck Postdoctoral Fellow, Mineral Sciences Department, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, 2015-2017:
Mycogenic Mn oxide phase transformation behavior and effects on trace metals.
Research involves the investigation of initial and secondary mycogenic Mn oxide precipitates via diffraction analyses and transmission X-ray absorption fine structure (XAFS) spectroscopy, and the speciation of trace metals (Ni, Zn, Co, and Cr) upon aging the solid precipitates via wet chemistry analyses and fluorescence-yield XAFS spectroscopy.

Ph.D. Candidate, Earth & Planetary Sciences Department, Washington University, 2010-2015:
Mn(II) interactions with trace metals & Mn oxides. 
Research consisted of obtaining trace metal (Ni) adsorption isotherms by analysis of element concentrations with inductively coupled plasma-optical emission spectroscopy (ICP-OES) and determining the effect of Mn(II) on the speciation of Ni, Zn, Co, and As(V) associated with solid Mn(IV/III) oxides by fluorescence-yield XAFS spectroscopy.

Effect of aqueous Mn(II) on Mn oxide structures.
Research entailed synthesizing environmentally-relevant Mn oxides, characterizing synthesized Mn oxide materials by BET and Mn oxidation state determinations, preparing Mn(II) adsorption isotherms by analysis of element concentrations with ICP OES, and identifying the effects of Mn(II) on Mn(IV/III) oxide oxidation state using transmission X-ray absorption near edge structure (XANES) spectroscopy and on Mn(IV/III) oxide structures using transmission extended X-ray absorption fine structure (EXAFS) and powder X-ray diffraction (XRD).

Fe(II) interactions with oxoanions, Ni & Fe oxides. 
Research involved synthesizing metal-substituted and pure Fe(III) oxides, characterizing synthesized Fe oxide materials by BET and fractional dissolution measurements, preparing Fe(II), phosphate, sulfate, and Ni adsorption edges/isotherms by analysis of element concentrations with ICP-OES and sulfate concentrations with ion chromatography (IC), determining changes to molecular configurations of oxoanions by obtaining and fitting attenuated total reflectance-Fourier transform infrared (ATR-FTIR) spectra, and identifying changes to Ni speciation by XAFS spectroscopy.

Undergraduate Research Assistant, Chemistry Department, Sewanee, 2008–2009:
Solution aggregation of bipyridine Pt(II) complexes. 
Research focused on solution aggregation of bipyridine Pt(II) complexes via intramolecular metal-metal interactions hypothesized to be important in producing their photoluminescent and polymorphic behavior. Research duties consisted of synthesis and analysis by nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy and ultra-violet visible (UV-vis) spectroscopy.

I. Croom Beatty Research Internship, Chemistry Department, Sewanee, 2008:
Kinetic behavior of Au(I) thiolate complexes.
Investigated the rate and order of a novel ligand exchange reaction in gold thiolate complexes. Duties included analyzing Au(I) thiolate complexes with time-dependent UV-vis spectroscopy.

Lenfest Summer Fellowship Award, Washington & Lee University, 2023

Lenfest Summer Fellowship Award, Washington & Lee University, 2022

Virginia Foundation of Independent Colleges Mednick Memorial Fellowship, 2021

Keck Advanced Project, Keck Geology Consortium, 2021 [link]

Keck Advanced Project, Keck Geology Consortium, 2020, cancelled due to COVID-19

Lenfest Summer Fellowship Award, Washington & Lee University, 2020

Lenfest Summer Fellowship Award, Washington & Lee University, 2018
Peter Buck Postdoctoral Fellowship, Smithsonian Institution, 2015-2017[link]
Washington University STEM Teaching-As-Research Internship, 2012-2014 [link]
Carl Tolman Prize for Excellence as a Teaching Assistant, Earth & Planetary Sciences, Washington University, 2013 [link]
Goldschmidt Travel Grant, Florence, Italy, 2013
Dean’s Award for Teaching Excellence for 2012-2013, Washington University, 2013 [link]
Teaching Assistant Letter of Recognition, Earth & Planetary Sciences, Washington University, 2012
Goldschmidt Travel Grant, Montreal, Quebec, 2012
Wilkins Scholar, Sewanee, 2005-2009
Tennessee Hope Scholar, Sewanee, 2005-2009
Order of the Gownsmen (academic honor society), Sewanee, 2006-2009
I. Croom Beatty Chemistry Research Internship, Sewanee, 2008

International X-ray Absorption Society
Mineralogical Society of America
National Association of Geoscience Teachers
Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society
The Geochemical Society
The American Chemical Society

Service to the University

1.        Chair of Subcommittee on Faculty Engagement, University Sustainability Committee, 2023-current.

2.        University Sustainability Committee Member, 2023-current.

3.        Harte Center for Teaching and Learning Advisory Board, 2021 – 2023.

4.        Graduate Fellowships Committee Member, 1 year replacement for member on sabbatical, 2021 – 2022.

5.        Women in Math and Science (WiMS) Teacher Scholars Cohort co-organizer, 2018 – 2020, and 2021-2022. (WiMS went on hiatus during the 2020 academic year due to the pandemic).

6.        New Faculty Orientation Panel on Setting the Tone: Creating a Strong Start in Your Classes, 2021.

7.        Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges (VFIC) Collaborative Research Project member as the W&L representative, 2019 – 2020.

8.        Outdoor Classroom Development Project Advisor, 2019.

9.        Exploring NCFDD Strategies for Productivity & Work-Life Balance Teacher Scholars Cohort co-organizer, 2018 – 2019.

10.     Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges (VFIC) STEM Initiative W&L Team Member (attending & participating in 3 out of town STEM pedagogy workshops), 2018 – 2020.

11.     Advanced Research Cohort Advisor & Mentor Summer 2018 (research) – 2019 (advising)

12.     Foundational Distribution Requirement assessment pilot project member, 2018.

Service to the Earth & Environmental Geoscience Department

1.        EEG New Faculty Mentor, 2023-current.

2.        EEG Portfolio Development Literature Review, Proposal Draft, Syllabus Draft, 2023-current.

3.        Tenure Track Assistant Professor search committee, 2022.

4.        Postdoctoral Fellow search committee, 2022.

5.        Visiting assistant professor (general geoscience) search committee, 2022.

6.        Unlearning Racism in the Geosciences (URGE) W&L Geology Department Pod Member, 2020-2021.

7.        Department representative for the Assurance of Learning Committee’s Science Lab initiative, 2020-2021.

8.        Committee member developing a new introductory environmental geoscience course GEOL 102: Sustainable Earth, 2019-2020.

9.        Visiting assistant professor (general geoscience) search committee, 2019-2020.

10.     Visiting assistant professor (geomorphology) search committee, 2019-2020.

Service to the ENVS Program

1.        Subcommittee member developing ENVS thematic tracks, 2018-2019.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

1.        Scientific advisor for Rockbridge Area Conservation Council’s PFAS Working Group, 2022-current.

2.        Coach, Rockbridge Area Recreation Organization, Rookie Basketball, 2023-2024 season.

3.        Boxerwood’s Annual High School Green Career Expo Presenter, 2023.

4.        Scientific advisor, water quality analyzer, recruiter and trainer for W&L students conducting field work in support of the Natural Bridge Soil & Water Conservation District’s spring study of Rockbridge County, VA, 2019 - 2022.

5.        Maury River Friends Meeting Outreach Committee, 2021-current.

6.        Asst. Coach, Rockbridge Area Recreation Organization, Cal Ripken Baseball, 2022.

7.        Volunteer, Waddell Science Club, 2019.

8.        Room Parent, Woods Creek Montessori, 2019-2020.

9.        Member and Fiber Provider through the Shave ‘Em to Save ‘Em Program, Livestock Conservancy, 2018-current.

10.     Peer Mentor, Earth & Planetary Sciences, Washington University in St. Louis, 2012-2014.

11.     Student Mentor, Students & Teachers as Research Scientists (STARS), Summer 2012.

12.     Guest Lecturer at Nerinx Hall High School, St. Louis, holding afternoon lecture and Q&A session on Earth and Planetary Sciences, 2011.  

13.     Activity Leader, Association for Women in Science (AWIS), 2010 & 2011.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AND ACTIVITIES

Professional Society Memberships

Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society

National Association of Geoscience Teachers

Mineralogical Society of America

The Geochemical Society

Soil Science Society of America

American Chemical Society

International X-ray Absorption Society

Carbonate Critical Zone Network Community

Geological Society of America

American Water Resources Association

Earth Science Women’s Network

Virginia Water Faculty

Society for Environmental Geochemistry and Health

Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education

Reviewer for Scholarly Journals and Awards

Environmental Science & Technology, Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, American Mineralogist, Chemical Geology, Journal of Geochemical Exploration, Geochemistry, NSF Mid Career Awards

XAFS spectroscopy, ATR-FTIR spectroscopy, ICP-OES, IC, XRD, NMR spectroscopy, UV-vis spectroscopy, BET analysis, SEM

MatLab & Mathematica, Geochemist’s Workbench, ArcGIS, SixPack, Ifeffit—Athena, Hephaestus, ATOMS, FEFF

(*denotes presenting author, ‡denotes undergraduate student presenter)

*Hinkle M.A.G., Rosenfeld C.E., Ling F.T., Santelli C.M., Heaney P.J., Post J.E. (2021) “Heavy metal uptake by biogenic manganese oxides with structural variability: connecting lessons from coal mine drainage remediation and the laboratory.” Invited oral presentation by Hinkle at the 261st American Chemical Society National Meeting, April 2021.

‡*Peralta J., Santelli C.M., Hinkle M.A.G. (2021) “Is there really a “Good” buffer?: Identifying nonreactive pH buffers for fungal manganese oxide research.” Poster presentation by Peralta at the 261st American Chemical Society National Meeting, April 2021.

‡Roquemore, G., *Hinkle M.A.G. (2021) “Identifying Predictive Trends of Manganese Contamination of Groundwater in the Shenandoah Valley, VA.” Poster presentation by Hinkle at the 261st American Chemical Society National Meeting, April 2021.

*Hinkle M.A.G., Rosenfeld C.E., Ling F.T., Santelli C.M., Heaney P.J., Post J.E. (2020) “Heavy metal uptake by biogenic manganese oxides with structural variability: connecting lessons from coal mine drainage remediation and the laboratory.” Invited oral presentation by Hinkle at the 259th American Chemical Society National Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, March 2020. (Conference cancelled due to pandemic).

‡*Peralta J., Santelli C.M., Hinkle M.A.G. (2020) “Is there really a “Good” buffer?: Identifying nonreactive pH buffers for fungal manganese oxide research.” Poster presentation by Peralta at the 259th American Chemical Society National Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, March 2020. (Conference cancelled due to pandemic).

‡*Harrison S.C., Hinkle M.A.G. (2020) “Identifying the impacts of liner rock on manganese bioremediation by fungi.” Poster presentation by Harrison at the 259th American Chemical Society National Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, March 2020. (Conference cancelled due to pandemic).

*Hinkle M.A.G. (2019) “Nickel retention and potential for long term sequestration in biomineralized manganese oxides.” Invited oral presentation by Hinkle to the Department of Earth & Environmental Science, Temple University, March 2019.

*Hinkle M.A.G, Rosenfeld C.E., Post J.E., Santelli C.M. (2018) “Mycogenic manganese oxide structural changes and nickel incorporation with aging.” Oral presentation by Hinkle at the 28th Goldschmidt Conference, Boston, MA, August 2018.

*Catalano J.G., Flynn E.D., Hinkle M.A.G. (2018) “Reduction of layered manganese oxide nanoparticles by small organic acids and the impact of trace metal fate.” Invited oral presentation by Catalano at the 28th Goldschmidt Conference, Boston, MA, August 2018.

*Rosenfeld C.E., Hinkle M.A.G., Santelli C.M. (2018) “Mycogenic biogeochemistry: simultaneous manganese oxidation and selenium reduction in oxic systems.” Oral presentation by Rosenfeld at the 28th Goldschmidt Conference, Boston, MA, August 2018.

*Santelli C.M., Hinkle M.A.G., Rosenfeld C.E., Ropeke E., Chaput D.(2018) “Biogenic Mn oxide influences on metal(loid) contaminants.” Invited oral presentation by Santelli at the 28th Goldschmidt Conference, Boston, MA, August 2018.

*Hinkle M.A.G., Ling F.T., Heaney P., Post J.E. (2018) “Structural variability in manganese oxides produced at a coal mine drainage remediation site.” Oral presentation by Hinkle at the 255th American Chemical Society Meeting, New Orleans, LA, March 2018.

*Catalano J.G., Flynn E.D., Hinkle M.A.G. (2018) “Reduction of layered manganese oxides by organic acids: Effects on mineral structure and trace metal fate. Invited oral presentation by Catalano at the 255th American Chemical Society Meeting, New Orleans, LA, March 2018.

*Hinkle, M.A.G., Rosenfeld, C.E., Santelli, C.M., Post, J.E. (2017) "Changes in Ni binding to and uptake by mycogenic Mn oxides with aging." Invited oral presentation by Hinkle at the Soil Science Society of America, Tampa, FL. October 2017

*Rosenfeld, C.E., Hinkle, M.A.G., James, B.R., and C.M. Santelli. (2017) "Mycogenic minerals – Impacts of multi-metal systems on fungal mineral production and metal sequestration." Invited oral presentation by Rosenfeld at the Soil Science Society of America, Tampa, FL. 2017

*Hinkle M.A.G., Flynn E.D., Dye K.G., Santelli C.M., Post J.E., Catalano J.G. (2017) "Interfacial reactions during Mn biogeochemical cycling: Impact on Mn oxide structures and reactivities towards trace metals." Invited oral presentation by Hinkle at the 253rd American Chemical Society Meeting, San Francisco, CA, April 2017.

*Rosenfeld, C.E., Hinkle, M.A.G., James, B.R., Santelli C. M. (2017) "Fungal-selenium interactions in experimental and field systems." Invited oral presentation by Rosenfeld at the 253rd American Chemical Society Meeting, San Francisco, CA, April 2017.

*Hinkle M.A.G. (2016) “Interfacial reactions during manganese biogeochemical cycling: Impact on mineral transformations and mycogenic manganese oxide formation.” Invited oral presentation at the Department of Geology, University of Maryland Geochemistry Seminar, April 2016. 

*Hinkle M.A.G., Santelli C.M., Post J.E. (2015) “Impact of buffers on mycogenic manganese oxide formation.” Oral presentation by Hinkle at The Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD, November 2015. 

*Hinkle M.A.G. (2015) “Interfacial reactions during Fe and Mn biogeochemical cycling: Impact on mineral transformations and trace element fate.” Invited oral presentation at the Department of Chemistry, Sewanee, October 2015.

*Catalano J.G., Hinkle M.A.G. (2015) “Contrasting effects on trace element fate of iron and manganese oxide transformations induced by electron transfer reactions.” Invited oral presentation by Catalano at 25th Goldschmidt Conference, Prague, Czech Republic, August 2015.

*Catalano J.G., Becker K.G., Flynn E.D., Frierdich A.J., Gadol H.J., Hinkle M.A.G., Luo, Y. (2014) “Trace element redistribution during iron oxide recrystallization.” Invited oral presentation by Catalano at Telluride Science Research Center Workshop: Biogeochemistry and Redox Transformations of Iron, Telluride, CO, August 2014.

*Catalano J.G., Becker K.G., Flynn E.D., Frierdich A.J., Gadol H.J., Hinkle M.A.G. (2014) “Trace element partitioning between iron oxides and aqueous solutions: Evidence for recrystallization.” Invited oral presentation by Catalano at 24th Goldschmidt Conference, Sacremento, CA, June 2014.

*Hinkle M.A.G., Catalano J.G. (2013) “Effect of phosphate and sulfate on Fe(II)-catalyzed trace metal incorporation into and release from Fe(III) oxides.” Oral presentation at 23rd Goldschmidt Conference, Florence, Italy, Mineralogical Magazine, 2013, 77(5), 1301.

*Catalano J.G., Becker K.G., Frierdich A.J., Hinkle M.A.G., Luo Y., Otemuyiwa B. (2013) “Trace element and contaminant fate during Fe(II)-catalyzed iron oxide surface transformations.” Invited oral presentation by Catalano at 23rd Goldschmidt Conference, Florence, Italy, Mineralogical Magazine, 2013, 77(5), 840.

*Hinkle M.A.G., Catalano J.G. “Interactions of phosphate and sulfate with aqueous Fe(II) on Fe(III) oxide surfaces.”  (2013) Oral presentation at 245th American Chemical Society Meeting, New Orleans, LA, April 2013. 

*Hinkle M.A.G., Catalano J. G. (2013) “A comparison of assignment design: Enhancing conceptual and scientific knowledge with structured inquiry methods.” Poster presentation at 17th Graduate Research Symposium, Washington University in St. Louis, MO, February 2013.

*Hinkle M.A.G., Catalano J.G. (2012) “Interaction of Fe(II) with phosphate and sulfate on iron oxide surfaces: Implications for interfacial electron transfer.” Poster presentation at Midwest Geobiology Symposium, St. Louis, MO, September, 2012.

*Hinkle M.A.G., Catalano J.G. (2012) “Interaction of Fe(II) with phosphate and sulfate on iron oxide surfaces: Implications for interfacial electron transfer.” Poster presentation at 22nd Goldschmidt Conference, Montreal, QC, Mineralogical Magazine, 2012, 76(6), 1845.

*Gray M.A., Buckley A.J., Bachman R.E. (2008) “Solution aggregation and complexation in bipyridine platinum(II) dihalide complexes.” Poster presentation at 60th Southeast Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society, Nashville, TN, November 2008, SERM-914.