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Dr Mike C (368 pts )
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My Awards & Certifications

Executive Leadership Course, IAEA 2008,

Project Management, IAEA 2005

Management Curriculum Course, IAEA 2003 

PhD in Analytical Chemistry, University of Ghent, Belgium, 1991

(Awarded European Union Sectroal grant to continue my researches in Belgium 1989-92)

M.Phil in Analytical Chemistry, University of Southampton, UK 1989

BSc (Hons) Applied Chemistry, Kingston Polytechnic, UK 1984



My Experience

For more years than I care to remember, I have worked in inorganic trace analytical chemistry. I am an expert at measuring very, very little in almost anything you like; environmental samples (soil; river or lake sediments; vegetation etc), marine samples (corals, sediment cores, surface sediments, fish tissue, seaweed etc) or clinical samples (blood, plasma, serum, urine etc). I use plasma mass spectrometry to determine trace and ultra-trace elemental concentrations and isotopic ratios. I write scientific papers and reports and lecture on trace analysis. I have been a frequent participant at scientific conferences and have made invited, oral and poster contributions.



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  • Exercise Induced Anaphalaxis

  • Asthma and allergies affect many people in the western world. In extreme cases, allergies and asthmatic attacks may lead to anaphylactic shock which needs urgent medical attention and can be fatal. In some cases, anaphylaxis will occur during, or shortly after, the victim has exercised.
    Published by Dr Mike C (368 pts ) on Nov 13, 2009 to
    Medical Science Articles

  • Marine Pollution Monitoring

  • Hot-spot or trend monitoring - it is important to understand how the marine environment is fairing with respect to organic (hydrocarbon) and inorganic (heavy metals) pollution, to understand the threat to marine life and aqua-culture.
    Published by Dr Mike C (368 pts ) on Jul 31, 2009 to
    Environmental Science Articles

  • Phytoremediation - or plants that eat pollution!

  • Even in the kingdom of plants, there is no escaping Darwin's survival of the fittest. Some plants thrive in environments that others would find toxic, These plants can clean-up various sources of man-made pollution; both organic (petrochemical) and inorganic (heavy metal toxins).
    Published by Dr Mike C (368 pts ) on May 29, 2009 to
    Environmental Science Articles

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