Lowry A. Harper is affiliated with the Agricultural Research Service in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science and chemical engineering, with specialized work in subfields such as process chemistry and technology, environmental engineering, pollution, health, toxicology and mutagenesis, and atmospheric science.
Harper's scholarly output includes multiple recent papers published in peer-reviewed journals. Key recent publications are:
Harper frequently collaborates with other researchers including Thomas K. Flesch, Trevor Coates, Peter J. Carlson, Kim H. Weaver, and Casey W. Ritz. These collaborations suggest a multidisciplinary approach to the study of environmental emissions and air quality.
Major publication venues that feature Harper's work are:
The main fields of study for this researcher are:
Subfields explored in Harper's work include:
Harper's research topics span several areas related to environmental emissions and treatment processes:
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Thomas K. Flesch;John D. Wilson;Lowry A. Harper;Brian P. Crenna
L A Harper;O T Denmead;J R Freney;F M Byers
T.K. Flesch;J.D. Wilson;L.A. Harper;R.W. Todd
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Lowry A. Harper;Ron R. Sharpe;Tim B. Parkin
John M. Duxbury;Lowry A. Harper;A. R. Mosier
W. J. Parton;J. A. Morgan;J. M. Altenhofen;L. A. Harper
Richard W. Todd;N. Andy Cole;R. Nolan Clark;Thomas K. Flesch
L.A. Harper;O.T. Denmead;T.K. Flesch
R. R. Sharpe;H. H. Schomberg;L. A. Harper;D. M. Endale
L.A. Harper;T.K. Flesch;J.M. Powell;W.K. Coblentz
T. K. Flesch;L. A. Harper;J. M. Powell;J. D. Wilson
O.T. Denmead;L.A. Harper;J.R. Freney;D.W.T. Griffith
S. M. McGinn;T. K. Flesch;L. A. Harper;K. A. Beauchemin
R. R. Sharpe;L. A. Harper
T. K. Flesch;J. D. Wilson;L. A. Harper
John D. Wilson;Thomas K. Flesch;Lowry A. Harper
Lowry A. Harper;Ron R. Sharpe;Tim B. Parkin;Alex De Visscher
Lowry A. Harper;Ronald R. Sharpe
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