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Matthew C. Reid

Environmental Engineering

Cornell University

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About Matthew C. Reid at Cornell University (Cornell)

Matthew C. Reid is an environmental engineer at Cornell University whose research focuses on contaminant fate, water treatment, and microbial processes in engineered and natural systems. Representative publications include "<scp>Oxic–anoxic</scp> cycling promotes coupling between complex carbon metabolism and denitrification in woodchip bioreactors", and "<scp>Oxic–anoxic</scp> cycling promotes coupling between complex carbon metabolism and denitrification in woodchip bioreactors", which reflect their ongoing engagement with the field.

Research Areas

Arsenic contaminationWastewater treatmentNitrogen removalMicrobial metabolismPFAS sorptionMetal(loid) upcyclingBio-accelerated weatheringEnvironmental biogeochemistry

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Research Output

Total Citations1,125

Emerging researcher

Publications93

Selective publication record

h-index17

Developing track record

i10-index26

Early-stage portfolio

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