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Erik Krogh is a Professor at Vancouver Island University, affiliated with the Department of Chemistry and the Co-Director of the Applied Environmental Research Laboratories (AERL). He has a diverse educational background, having received a B.Sc. from the University of Toronto in 1986 and a Ph.D. from the University of Victoria in 1990, followed by postdoctoral fellowships in Hawaii and Oregon. His research is primarily focused on Environmental, Organic, and Analytical Chemistry, particularly concerning aqueous photochemistry, natural waters, and the study of organic molecule distribution in the environment. Krogh employs advanced analytical techniques such as real-time analysis of volatile organic compounds and mass spectrometry in his investigations. His teaching interests encompass courses on Environmental Chemistry and Chemical Analysis, promoting student involvement in research through hands-on opportunities. His work emphasizes the significance of climate change awareness and the impact of chemical determinants on environmental and human health. Krogh's innovative approaches in the classroom and laboratory aim to bridge theoretical concepts with practical applications in environmental science.
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