Funded Grants

AWWARF 2873: Methods for Real-Time Monitoring of Trihalomethanes and Haloacetic Acids in Drinking Water Distribution Systems, G.L. Emmert (PI), Torrence Myers, MLG&W (Co-PI) and Ying Wei, City of Houston, (Co-PI) Funded

American Waterworks Research Foundation and the United States EPA, MLGW, and City of Houston

$297,000 (AWWARF) $15,180 (MLG&W, In kind support) $7,100 (Houston, In kind support)

Phase One: 1/03-10/04 ; Phase Two 1/04 -10/06

Evaluating the Feasibility of Using Gas Chromatography on a Valve for Security Monitoring, G.L. Emmert, PI.

Radiance Technologies Inc.

$95,000

01/18/06 - 5/30/07

AwwaRF 2873: Project Extension- Methods for Real-Time Monitoring of Trihalomethanes and Haloacetic Acids in Drinking Water Distribution Systems, G.L. Emmert, PI

American Water Works Association-Research Foundation

$81,402

05/06 - 08/07

BAFST Project, G.L. Emmert, PI

Radiance Technologies, Inc.

$95,000

1/06 - 5/30/07

TCAA Project, G.L. Emmert, PI

Hydroqual Inc.

$68,000

1/07 to 6/08

NSF-MRI- Acquisition of a HPLC-MS, NSF-MRI Program, G.L. Emmert, Co-PI

National Science Foundation

$365,600

8/06-8/10

NSF-MRI: Acquisition of a Spectrapolorimeter for Teaching and Research, NSF-MRI Program, G.L. Emmert Co-PI

National Science Foundation

$137,600

08/07-08/08

Development and Automated Drinking Water Disinfection System Offering On-Line Analysis of Disinfectants and Disinfection By-Products to Optimize Treatment Practices for Higher Water Quality, G.L. Emmert, Science PI

NASA-EPSCoR/TN EPSCoR/Vanderbilt University

$305,000

08/01/08 - 12/31/11

Developing a sensitive and selective method for the speciation of chloramines in treated drinking water, G.L. Emmert, PI

Buckman International Laboratories, Inc.

$41,753

08/01/09 – 4/30/10

Post-column HPLC for Inorganic Chloramines

Buckman International Laboratories, Inc.

$52,214

01/15/2010-12/31/2010-

Survey of THMs and HAAs in Bleach Feedstocks used for Drinking Water Disinfection

American Water Works Association/Water Research Foundation

$125,116

08/01/2011 - 12/31/2012

Evaluating the Feasiability of Capillary Membrane Sampling for Measuring Trihalomethanes and Haloacetic Acids in Drinking Water

National Science Foundation-SBIR Program

Foundation Instruments Inc, $100K/ UofMemphis $50K

07/01/14 - 07/31/15 (includes extension)