School of Geology and Geophysics

Andrew S. Madden

Assistant Professor

Postdoctoral Research Associate, 2005-2007,
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Ph.D., 2005, Virginia Tech
B.S., 2000, Michigan State University

Office: SEC 834
Phone: 405-325-5327
Fax: 405-325-3140
E-mail: amadden@ou.edu

Areas of Interest

Low-temperature and environmental geochemistry

Research

My research interests and expertise lie in the exploration of fundamental low-temperature biogeochemical processes at mineral surfaces influencing the distribution of metals and radionuclides in the environment. Methods include the application of nanoscience, nanotechnology, and microbiology to environmental water chemistry. Additional interests include the relevance of fundamental processes at the mineral-water-bacterial interface to water quality and remediation projects.

Courses Taught

The Dynamic Earth

Physical Geology for Scientists and Engineers

Environmental Geology

Introduction to Minerals and the Environment

Advanced Minerals and the Environment

Faculty Web Page

Andrew Madden personal and lab homepage

Selected Publications

Elwood Madden ME, Madden AS, Rimstidt JD (submitted) How long was Meridiani Planum wet? Applying a jarosite stopwatch to constrain the duration of diagenesis, Geology.

Grady JR and Madden AS (submitted) Integrating the sciences to investigate groundwater pollution, Science Activities.

Bose S, Lower BH, Gorby YA, Kennedy DW, McCrady DE, Madden AS, Hochella MF Jr. (2009) Bioreduction of hematite nanoparticles by the dissimilatory iron reducing bacterium Shewanella oneidensis MR-1, Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta.

Madden AS, Palumbo AV, Ravel B, Vishnivetskaya TA,Phelps TJ, Schadt CS, Brandt CC (2009) Donor-dependent extent of uranium reduction for bioremediation of contaminated sediment microcosms, Journal of Environmental Quality.

Bank TL, Kukkadapu RK, Madden AS, Ginder-Vogel MA, Baldwin ME, Jardine PM (2008) Effects of sterilization on the physico-chemical properties of natural sediments from the oak ridge reservation, Chemical Geology 251:1-7. Link

Chernyshova IV, Hochella MF, Madden AS (2007) Size-dependent structural transformations of hematite nanoparticles. 1. Phase transition, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 9, 1736-1750. Link

Madden AS, Knefel AC, Grady JR, Glasson GE, Hochella MF, Jr., Eriksson SC, Bank TL, Cecil K, Green A, Hurst D, Norris M, Schreiber ME (2007) Nano2Earth: Incorporating cutting-edge research into secondary education through scientist-educator partnerships, Journal of Geoscience Education 55(5), 402-412.

Madden AS, Smith AC, Balkwill DL, Fagan LA, Phelps TJ (2007) Microbial uranium immobilization independent of nitrate reduction, Environmental Microbiology 9(9), 2321-2330. Link

Velbel MA, McGuire JT, and Madden AS (2007) Scanning electron microscopy of garnet from southern Michigan soils: Etching rates and inheritance of pre-glacial and pre-pedogenic grain-surface textures, Developments in Sedimentology, 58, 413-432.

Madden AS, Hochella MF, Jr., and Luxton TD (2006) Insights for size-dependent reactivity of hematite nanomineral surfaces through Cu2+ sorption, Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 70(16) 4095-4014. Link

Foresti E, Hochella MF, Jr., Lesci IG, Madden AS, Roveri N, and Xu H (2005) Morphological and chemical-physical characterization of Fe doped synthetic chrysotile nano-crystals, Advanced Functional Materials 15(6): 1009-1016. Link

Hochella MF, Jr., and Madden, AS (2005) Earth's nano-compartment for toxic metals, Elements 1(4) 199-203. Download

Madden AS, and Hochella MF, Jr. (2005) A test of geochemical reactivity as a function of mineral size: Manganese oxidation promoted by hematite nanoparticles, Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 69(2) 389-398. Link

 

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