Dr. Johnston is an assistant professor of environmental engineering who specializes in the aquatic and surface geochemistry of environmental pollutants. He holds a PhD from the University of Connecticut, where he served for two years as an assistant professor in residence before joining Loyola Chicago in 2015. His research focuses primarily on molecular-scale aspects of contaminant fate in natural and engineered systems. Outcomes of this work have applications in contaminant transport modeling, water treatment, and environmental remediation.
Dr. Johnston is an assistant professor of environmental engineering who specializes in the aquatic and surface geochemistry of environmental pollutants. He holds a PhD from the University of Connecticut, where he served for two years as an assistant professor in residence before joining Loyola Chicago in 2015. His research focuses primarily on molecular-scale aspects of contaminant fate in natural and engineered systems. Outcomes of this work have applications in contaminant transport modeling, water treatment, and environmental remediation.