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Tom Hinton,
Ph.D.
University
of Georgia
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
Aiken, SC 29802
(803) 725-7454;
thinton@srel.edu
 Dr.
Hinton's research interests are: Transport and
fate of radioactive contaminants in aquatic and terrestrial
ecosystems; effects of low-level, chronic irradiation
on biota; human and ecological effects from exposure
to contaminant mixtures;transgenerational effects
from contaminant exposure; human and ecological risk
analyses; remediation of radioactively contaminated
wetlands; contaminant transport models; the use of
radioactive tracers as a tool for understanding fundamental
ecological processes.
When Dr. Hinton's
collective work is examined, five major themes emerge
that highlight his research interests along the continuum
of radiation ecology. The themes are listed below,
along with a code that groups the associated works.
You can read about Dr. Hinton's contribution to each
theme by clicking on the theme which will take you
to a webpage detailing his contributions to the theme
and a listing of associated papers and reports.
Dr.
Hinton's CV
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