Dr. Daniel Snow is a Research Associate Professor in the School of Natural Resources and Director of Water Sciences Lab. He is responsible management of the facility and development of new analytical methods for environmental research in water quality using mass spectrometry.

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David Cassada is the Lab's Separations Chemist and Network Administrator responsible for all results produced in the environmental mass spectrometry laboratory. Dave also programmed the Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) used to track samples and report results.

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Aaron Shultis is the Lab's Isotope Scientist who develops new methods for environmental applications of stable isotopes, as well as operates and maintains the facility's four stable isotope ratio mass spectrometers.

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Teyona Damon is a WSL Research Technologist and operates the GC/MS and LC/MS systems. Teyona helps develop and utilize new methods for analysis of organic contaminants such as pharmaceuticals and endocrine disrupting compounds.

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