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Name:
Andrew Bowie
Position:
Research Fellow
Address:
University of Tasmania, Hobart Campus, Chemistry Building,  Private Bag 75, Hobart Tas 7001 Australia 
Telephone:  +61 3 6226 2509 or +61 3 6226 7656
Fax:  +61 3 6226 2973 or +61 3 6226 2858
Andrew Bowie

E-Mail:  Andrew.Bowie@utas.edu.au
Homepage:  http://www.scieng.utas.edu.au/chem/pagedetails.asp?lperso
nId=1005
Interests:
My research in the field of environmental analytical chemistry focuses on the biogeochemical cycling and speciation of trace elements in natural waters. I have developed portable analytical instrumentation using flow injection for field monitoring of environmental processes. In ACROSS, I am investigating the use of solid-phase adsorption resins to selectively preconcentrate organically and colloidal iron species in seawater. I am a member of the SCOR-IUPAC Working Group on the Certification of Iron in Seawater. I am also a joint Research Fellow with the Antarctic CRC where I focus my research on iron biogeochemistry in the Southern Ocean and its relationship to marine productivity.

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