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Professor
Philip Bennett,
Professor and
John A. and Katherine G. Jackson Centennial
Teaching Fellow
PH. D., Syracuse University, 1989
Field of
Study:
Aqueous
Geochemistry, Geomicrobiology
Short
Biography:
Dr. Philip
Bennett teaches undergraduate and graduate
courses in aqueous geochemistry, hydrogeology,
field methods in hydrogeology, and graduate
courses in environmental organic geochemistry
and geochemical kinetics. He also
teaches the undergraduate Geology for Engineers
course.
Dr. Bennett's research is primarily in
the area of environmental groundwater
geochemistry, silicate dissolution kinetics,
and geomicrobiology. He is particularly
interested in examining the role of minerals
and mineral-bound nutrients in subsurface
microbial ecology, and the role of subsurface
microorganisms in accelerating rock weathering.
Contact
Information:
Office: 5.224A
Phone: 512-471-3587
FAX: 512-471-9425
Email:
pbennett@mail.utexas.edu
Office Hours:
M,W,F -
T, TH -
Mailing
Address:
The
University of Texas at Austin
Geol Science Dept
1 University Station C1100
Austin, TX 78712-0254
