Peter M. Huck is affiliated with the University of Waterloo in Canada. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science and engineering, with a strong emphasis on water treatment and related processes.
Over their career, they have contributed to a significant number of publications in the fields of environmental science and engineering, particularly addressing issues related to water quality and management. Their work also spans subfields including health, toxicology and mutagenesis, pollution, environmental chemistry, environmental engineering, and civil and structural engineering.
The main topics explored in their research include water treatment and disinfection, wastewater treatment and nitrogen removal, urban stormwater management solutions, water systems and optimization, heavy metals in the environment, water resources management and optimization, and mercury impact and mitigation studies.
Peter M. Huck's recent papers highlight various aspects of water treatment technologies and water quality:
The scientist frequently publishes in venues such as ACS ES&T Water, Water Research, AWWA Water Science, Environmental Science Water Research & Technology, and Chemical Engineering Journal.
Frequent coauthors include:
S.E. Hrudey;P. Payment;P.M. Huck;R.W. Gillham
Zirui Yu;Sigrid Peldszus;Peter M. Huck
Peter M. Huck
Daniel Urfer;Peter M. Huck;Stephen D.J. Booth;Bradley M. Coffey
Jennifer R. Du;Sigrid Peldszus;Peter M. Huck;Xianshe Feng
Ramila H. Peiris;Cynthia Hallé;Hector Budman;Christine Moresoli
Sarah M Dorner;William B Anderson;Robin M Slawson;Nicholas Kouwen
Sigrid Peldszus;Cynthia Hallé;Ramila H. Peiris;Mohamed Hamouda
Bruce E. Rittmann;Peter M. Huck
Cynthia Hallé;Peter M. Huck;Sigrid Peldszus;Jens Haberkamp
Monica B. Emelko;Peter M. Huck;Bradley M. Coffey;E. Franklyn Smith
Daniel Urfer;Peter M Huck
Xiaohui Jin;Sigrid Peldszus;Peter M. Huck
Zirui Yu;Sigrid Peldszus;Peter M Huck
S. Ndiongue;P.M. Huck;R.M. Slawson
Jinkai Xue;Jinkai Xue;Sigrid Peldszus;Michele I. Van Dyke;Peter M. Huck
Peter M. Huck;Phillip M. Fedorak;William B. Anderson
Zirui Yu;Sigrid Peldszus;Peter M. Huck
S.A. Daignault;D.K. Noot;D.T. Williams;P.M. Huck
Xibo Liu;Peter M. Huck;Robin M. Slawson
Sarah M. Dorner;William B. Anderson;Terri Gaulin;Heather L. Candon
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