Center for Reproductive Biology

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Name: Jeffrey Ullman
Department: Biological Systems Engineering
Credentials: 2006~Ph.D., Texas A& M University- Biological & Agricultural Engineering
Office: LJ Smith 202
Phone: 509-335-5948
Fax: 509-335-2722
Mailing Address: Biological Systems Engineering
PO Box 646120
Pullman, WA 99164-6120
E-mail: jullman@wsu.edu

Research Interests

Fish Reproduction/Toxicology;
Contaminant Fate & Transport


Research Summary

Two cooperative working groups comprise our research team that follows a pollutant from source to receptor. The environmental chemistry group examines fundamental behavior of pollutants in the environment to better understand contaminant fate & transport phenomenon, while the aquatic toxicology group investigates potential exposure pathways to biota. The team considers a variety of pollutants, focusing on emerging pollutants, endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) and trace organic contaminants. Topics of interest to the team include changes in fish reproduction and development resulting from contaminated sediments and water reuse, sediment remediation, and mitigation of agricultural pollutants such as pesticides.

Research Publications

2005-2009

Rentz, J.A., I.P. Turner, and J.L. Ullman, Removal of phosphorus from solution using biogenic iron oxides. Water Res, 2009. 43(7): p. 2029-35.

Ullman JL, Mukhtar S (2007) Impact of dairy housing practices on lagoon effluent characteristics: Implications for nitrogen dynamics and salt accumulation. Bioresource Technology. 98(4):745-752.
Ullman JL (2005) Remedial activities to reduce atmospheric pollutants from animal feeding operations. Agricultural Engineering International: The CIGR Journal of Scientific Research and Development Vol. VII., Invited Paper No. 9.

Ullman JL, Mukhtar S, Lacey RE, Carey JB (2004) A review of literature concerning odors, ammonia and dust from broiler production facilities: 4. Remedial management practices. Journal of Applied Poultry Research. 13:521-531.

Mukhtar S, Ullman JL, Carey JB, Lacey RE (2004) A review of literature concerning odors, ammonia and dust from broiler production facilities: 3. Land application, processing and storage of broiler litter. Journal of Applied Poultry Research. 13:514-520.

Lacey RE, Mukhtar S, Carey JB, Ullman, JL (2004) A review of literature concerning odors, ammonia and dust from broiler production facilities: 1. Odor concentrations and emissions. Journal of Applied Poultry Research. 13:500-508.

Mukhtar S, Ullman JL, Auvermann SE, Feagley SE, Carpenter TA (2004) Impact of anaerobic lagoon management on sludge accumulation and nutrient content for dairies. Transactions of the ASAE. 47(1):251-257.


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