HelioWebYork College, New York
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I[York College, New York]
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CI["Child Institutions (0)"]
AW["Affiliated Works (13)"]
CA["Linked Collaborating Authors (1)"]
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Affiliated Works
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- Paleotectonic Significance of the Upper Cretaceous Frontier Bentonites, Wyoming.
- Microbes Enhanced Mobility of Arsenic, without Iron Reduction in Deep Bangladesh Aquifer
- The City University of New York and NASA Goddard Space Fight Center Heliophysics Education Consortium
- Advancing Heliophysics and Space Weather Research with Student Internships and Faculty Development
- Advancing Heliophysics Student Research and Public Outreach in an Urban Environment
- Growing Diversity in Space Weather and Climate Change Research
- A Year-Long Research Experience Program in Solar and Atmospheric Physics at the Queensborough Community College of the City University of New York (CUNY)
- Effectiveness of New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Restoration Plantings.
- Assessment of Anthropogenic Effects upon Water and Soil in the village Carbuna of The Republic of Moldova using GIS mapping to compare within NYC
- Elevated level of Nitrate-Nitrogen in Wells of Carbuna village in the Republic of Moldova: Preliminary results from a short-term community project for testing well water
- Geochemical and Hydrological Controls on Occurrence of Arsenic and Manganese in Aquifers of Chittagong, a Rapidly Expanding Coastal City of Bangladesh
- Physico-chemical characteristics of water in Carbuna Village of the Republic of Moldova: Developing a water quality Index for water resource management
- The Rationalization of Why Carbuna, Moldova Prospers in Vegetation Through the Study of Different Soil Properties and Parameters.