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Professor Roy Price
Roy PriceAssistant ProfessorSchool of Marine and Atmospheric SciencesSchool of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences

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Hydrogeology Hydrothermal Vents Shallow-Sea Vents Long Island and Nitrate Pollution Toxic Elements in Coastal Marine Environments Origin of Life Arsenic

Biography

Roy Price is an aqueous geochemist investigating the chemical evolution of hydrothermal vent fluids and groundwater. These themes overlap in that fluid chemistry is driven by water-rock reactions. He focuses on shallow-sea vents, where he evaluates toxic metal cycling, bioaccumulation of arsenic, associated microbial communities, and even the origin of life. He also investigates metal mobilization and nitrogen cycling in groundwater.

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Education

  • PhD and MS, University of South Florida
  • BS, University of Arkansas

News Highlights

October 27, 2015Stony Brook Southampton, Marine Science LectureSouthampton PatchRead ArticleJune 18, 2014Hydrothermal Vents Could Explain Chemical Precursors to LifeAstrobiology MagazineRead ArticleAugust 9, 2019InVADER project to test technology for exploring ocean worldsSpace DailyRead Article
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