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Robert J M Hudson is an Associate Professor in the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences at the University of Illinois. His research focuses on advancing methods for accurately simulating soil carbon dynamics and the reactivity of trace metals in natural waters. He has developed novel techniques for measuring methylmercury and applying these methods to quantify mercury pollution in various environments, including muscle tissues of wildlife, wetlands, rivers, and coastal oceans. His work also encompasses the modeling of biogeochemical process dynamics, fate and transport of metals in the environment, and the interactions between trace metals and phytoplankton, contributing to a better understanding of global cycles of carbon and mercury.
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