Dr. Ching-Hua Huang

Instructor information

* Ph.D., Environmental Engineering: Johns Hopkins University, August, 1997
* M.S., Environmental Engineering: Johns Hopkins University, May, 1993
* B.S., Chemistry: National Taiwan University, June, 1990

Professional Experience

* Assistant Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, January 2000 - present
* Postdoctoral Researcher, University of California at Berkeley Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, November 1997 - December 1999
* Research Assistant, Johns Hopkins University Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering, September 1991 - August 1997
* NMR Technician, National Science Council Center of Precision Instrumentation, Taipei, Taiwan, February 1990 - March 1990

Honors/Awards

* Graduate Student Research Paper Award, 1997, American Chemical Society, Division of Environmental Chemistry.

Teaching

CEE 4300 Environmental Engineering Systems
Syllabus (Spring 2003)
CEE 6312 Chemical Principles in Environmental Engineering (Fall Semester)
Syllabus (Fall 2002)
CEE 6350 Advanced Environmental Chemistry (Spring Semester)
Syllabus (Spring 2003)
CEE 6319 Environmental Engineering and Science Laboratory (Spring Semester), Co-instructor: Dr. Frank E. Löffler
Syllabus (Spring 2001)

Research Interests

Environmental and Analytical Chemistry

* Transformation and Fate of Organic Pollutants
* Chemical Kinetics and Mechanisms
* Structure-Activity Relationships
* Speciation and Transformation of Metals in Aquatic Systems
* Environmental Applications of Chromatography, Mass Spectrometry, Immunochemistry, and Spectroscopy
* Environmental Applications of Computational Chemistry