Avner Vengosh is affiliated with Duke University in the United States and specializes in the field of Environmental Science. Their research spans several subfields, including Geochemistry and Petrology, Environmental Chemistry, Pollution, Mechanical Engineering, and Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis.
The main topics of their research focus include:
Vengosh has authored papers published in a variety of scientific journals. Selected recent publications include:
The frequent coauthors in Vengosh's publications are:
Vengosh has published extensively in certain scientific venues, often contributing to:
Additionally, Vengosh has contributed to book publications, including a title published by Cambridge University Press:
Avner Vengosh;Robert B Jackson;Robert B Jackson;Nathaniel R Warner;Thomas H Darrah
Stephen G. Osborn;Avner Vengosh;Nathaniel R. Warner;Robert B. Jackson
Robert B. Jackson;Avner Vengosh;Thomas H. Darrah;Nathaniel R. Warner
Nathaniel R. Warner;Cidney A. Christie;Robert B. Jackson;Avner Vengosh
Nathaniel R. Warner;Robert B. Jackson;Thomas H. Darrah;Stephen G. Osborn
Robert B. Jackson;Avner Vengosh;J. William Carey;Richard J. Davies
Thomas H Darrah;Avner Vengosh;Robert B Jackson;Nathaniel R. R Warner
Jeannie L. Sowers;Avner Vengosh;Erika Weinthal
A. Vengosh;K. G. Heumann;S. Juraske;R. Kasher
Julia Kravchenko;Thomas H. Darrah;Richard K. Miller;H. Kim Lyerly
Andrew Kondash;Avner Vengosh
Avner Vengosh;Avner Vengosh;Yehoshua Kolodny;Abraham Starinsky;Allan R Chivas
Andrew J. Kondash;Elizabeth Albright;Avner Vengosh
L. Bouchaou;J.L. Michelot;A. Vengosh;Y. Hsissou
A. Vengosh;E. Rosenthal
Avner Vengosh;Nathaniel Warner;Rob Jackson;Tom Darrah
T. Ty Lindberg;Emily S. Bernhardt;Raven Bier;A. M. Helton
Jennifer S. Harkness;Gary S. Dwyer;Nathaniel R. Warner;Nathaniel R. Warner;Kimberly M. Parker
Avner Vengosh;Arthur J. Spivack;Yohanan Artzi;Avner Ayalon
Nancy E. Lauer;Jennifer S. Harkness;Avner Vengosh
N. R. Warner;T. H. Darrah;R. B. Jackson;S. Osborn
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