Edward J. Phlips is affiliated with the University of Florida in the United States. Their research primarily spans the fields of Environmental Science and Earth and Planetary Sciences, with significant contributions in the subfields of Oceanography, Environmental Chemistry, Ecology, Water Science and Technology, and Pollution.
The main topics addressed in their work include:
Edward J. Phlips has published extensively in various scientific venues, with frequent publications in:
Notable recent publications include:
Frequent collaborators in their research efforts include:
Edward J. Phlips;Susan Badylak;Tammy C. Lynch
Karl E. Havens;Edward J. Phlips;Mary F. Cichra;Bai‐lian Li
E.J. Phlips;S. Badylak;T. Grosskopf
S. Badylak;E. J. Phlips
H. Anson Moye;Carl J. Miles;Edward J. Phlips;Bethany Sargent
Erin L. Quinlan;Edward J. Phlips
Phlips Ej;Lynch Tc;Badylak S
Edward J. Phlips;Susan Badylak;Margaret A. Lasi;Robert Chamberlain
E. J. Phlips;F. J. Aldridge;C. L. Schelske;Thomas L. Crisman
Mete Yılmaz;Edward J. Phlips;Nancy J. Szabo;Susan Badylak
Karl Havens;Hans Paerl;Edward Phlips;Mengyuan Zhu
Edward J. Phlips;Susan Badylak;Mary Christman;Jennifer Wolny
E. J. Phlips;S. Badylak;E. Bledsoe;M. Cichra
Edward J. Phlips;Susan Badylak;Natalie G. Nelson;Karl E. Havens
E. J. Phlips;M. Cichra;F. J. Aldridge;J. Jembeck
Edward J. Phlips;Susan Badylak;Jane Hart;Daniel Haunert
Daniel E. Canfield;Edward Phlips;Carlos M. Duarte
E.J. Phlips;S. Badylak;S. Youn;Karen Kelley
Erin L. Bledsoe;Edward J. Phlips
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Natalie G Nelson;Natalie G Nelson;Rafael Muñoz-Carpena;Edward J Phlips;David Kaplan
Adriana Zingone;Edward J. Phlips;Paul J. Harrison
C J Miles;H A Moye;E J Phlips;B Sargent
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