Education

• Ph.D., Hydrology, 1999 University of Arizona – Tucson
• M.S. (Diploma), Geology, 1993 University of Tübingen, (Germany)

Courses

• Environmental Geology (GEO 100; Gen Ed approved)
• Special Topics in Environmental Hydrogeology (GEO 491)
• Indonesia – Biodiversity, Geology, and Water Resources (GEO 405G)
• Environmental Hydrogeology – Fate and Transport of Contaminants (GEO 584)
• Innovative Remediation Technologies (GEO 582)
• Groundwater Modeling (GEO 583)

Research Interests

• Fate and Transport of Organic and Inorganic Contaminants
• Innovative Remediation Technologies
• Stormwater Treatment and Bank Filtration Technology
• International Water Resources Development
• Expert Witnessing – Water Pollution Litigation

Research Activity

• Overall funding received: >$7 Mio. Sources of funding include the Department of Defense (SERDP, ESTCP & AFCEE), U.S.EPA, NIH, WERF, NATO, CICEET, WERF, World Bank, and various national and international agencies. My research takes place in the US, India, Indonesia, and Nepal.

Overall funding received: >$5 Mio, (>$2.2 Mio as PI). Sources of funding include Department of Defense (SERDP, ESTCP & AFCEE), U.S.EPA, NIH, WERF, NATO, CICEET, WERF, World Bank, and various national and international agencies.

Selected Projects

1. The Rhode Island Statewide Water Withdrawal Data Enhancement and Database Development Project (2020 – 2022). Funding Agency: U.S. Geological Survey. Role: Co-PI
2. Water use and availability on Block Island (2021–2022). Funding agency: Rhode Island Water Resources Center. Role: PI.   
3. Practical approach for attenuating PFAS contaminated landfill leachate using peroxone activated persulfate (PAP). (2018-2021). Funding agency. NIEHS – National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. Role: PI with EnChem Engineering.
4. Harmful Algae Bloom Treatment Optimization Protocol (TOP) Development (2020). Funding agency: Rhode Island Dept. of Health. Role: PI with Pradhanang.    
5. Innovative Treatment of Investigation-Derived Waste Polluted with Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substance Contaminants and Other Co-Contaminants (2018-2019). $200,000 funded by SERDP. PI with EnChem Engineering.
6. Assessment and Modeling of Saltwater Intrusion into Coastal Aquifers of Rhode Island. (2018-2020). $583,000 funded by USGS/RI Dept. Administration-CDBG-DR. Co-PI with Dr. Pradhanang, URI.
7. Evaluating the effectiveness of improved roadside BMP in maintaining stormwater quality (2016-2019). $217,000. Co-PI with Drs. Pradhanang and Brown, URI.
8. Scituate Reservoir Mitigation Model: Feasibility of a Retrofit and Concurrent Safe Yield Analysis (2016-2018). $275,000 from USGS/RI Dept. Administration-CDBG-DR. Co-PI with Dr. Pradhanang, URI.
9. Phase I – Oxidation of Recalcitrant Perfluorinated Contaminants for In-Situ Remediation at Superfund Site (2017-2018). $60,000 from NIH / NIEHS. Co-PI with EnChem Engineering, Newton, MA.
10. Cyclodextrin based complexation of small molecules for improved toxicant degradation and water purification efforts (2017-2018). $80,000 from Lanxess/International Dioxcide. Co-PI with Dr. Levine, URI.
11. Harnessing the power of light to clean water (2017-2018). $50,000 funded by RI Development Coorp. PI with Dr. Craver, URI.
12. From Polluted river water to clean irrigation water (2015-2017). Ramboll/ENVIRON Foundation. With TERI-India.
13. Rhode Island Water Use Data Workplan (2016). Funding Source: RI Water Resources Board. With Dr. S. Pradhanang, URI.
14. From Polluted river water to clean irrigation water (2015-2017). Funding Source: ENVIRON Foundation. Joint project with TERI, India. Location: India.
15. Improving access to safe water using Riverbank Filtration Technology (2015-2018). Funding Source: Nat. Health and Med. Research Council, Australia. Joint project with Monash University, Melbourne, Australia and TERI, India. Location: India
16. Facilitated transport enabled in situ chemical oxidation of 1,4-dioxane-contaminated groundwater (2013-2017). Funding Source: SERDP. Joint project with University of New Mexico (Dr. KC Caroll), University of Arizona (Dr. Brusseau) and EnChem Eng., MA. Location: USA
17. Advanced Mixed Oxidation and Inclusion Technology (2010). US EPA – SABIR Phase I. Co-PI with EnChem Engineering ($70,000).
18. Development of Quantitative Tools to Determine the Expected Performance of Unit Processes in Wastewater Soil Treatment Units (2008-2009). The Water Environment Research Foundation (WERF), Co-PI ($210,000)
19. Clean Water by Riverbank Filtration – A Demonstration of a Novel Site Selection and Implementation Strategy in Southern India (2007-2009) The World Bank – Developing Marketplace Program, PI ($190,000) [Google Earth Coverage] Request Final Report here
20. Evaluation of Riverbank Filtration for Protection of Jordanian Surface and Ground Water Resources. (2005-2010) NATO Program for Security through Science, PI (EURO 281,000).
21. Porous Pavement and Water Quality: Investigation of a Newly Constructed Parking Lot and its Potential Impact on Subsurface Water, (2003-2005) RI Transportation Ctr. ($122,000)
22. Cyclodextrin Enhanced In-situ Removal of Organic Contaminants from Ground-water at Department of Defense Sites. (2001-2004), DoD – ESTCP program ($864,000)
23. Facilitated transport enabled in situ chemical oxidation of 1,4-dioxane contaminated groundwater SERDP (2013-2017; $1.2 Million) Co-PI with PNNL, UofA, EnChem
24. Chemical Oxidation and inclusion technology for expedited soil and groundwater remediation. AFCEE (2011-13; $670,000), Co-PI with EnChem.

Books and Book Chapter

1. World Water Quality Alliance (WWQA) 2021. Assessing Groundwater Quality: A Global Perspective: Importance, Methods and Potential Data Sources.  Information Document Annex for display at the 5th Session of the United Nations Environment Assembly, Nairobi 2021.
2. Fetter, C.W., Boving, T.B., Kraemer, D., 2017. Contaminant Hydrogeology – 3^rd  Edition. Waveland Press, IL. 721 pgs. Publication date: October 2017.
3. Boving, T.B., Patil, K., 2017. Riverbank Filtration at the Nexus of Water-Energy-Food. In: Water-Energy-Food Nexus: Principles and Practices (Geophysical Monograph Series) 1st Edition Publisher: AGU/Wiley. ISBN-13: 978-1119243137.
4. Boving, T.B., and Rowell, R., 2010: Water Filtration using Biomaterials. In: Sustainable Development in the Forest Products Industry. (Editor: R. Rowell). Chapter 9, 213-252. UFP Editions, Lisbon, Portugal. ISBN:978-989-643-052-8.
5. McCray, J., M. Geza, K. Lowe, T. Boving, D. Radcliffe, M. Tucholke, A. Wunsch, S. Roberts, J. Amador, J. Atoyan, J. Drewes, D. Kalen, G. Loomis. 2010. Quantitative Tools to Determine the Expected Performance of Wastewater Soil Treatment Units: Guidance Manual. International Water Association Publishing, ISBN: 978-1-84339-395-5/1-84339-395-6.
6. McCray, J., M. Geza, K. Lowe, T. Boving, D. Radcliffe, M. Tucholke, A. Wunsch, S. Roberts, J. Amador, J. Atoyan, J. Drewes, D. Kalen, G. Loomis. 2010. Quantitative Tools to Determine the Expected Performance of Wastewater Soil Treatment Units: Visual – Graphic Tools. International Water Association Publishing, ISBN: 978-1-84339-536-2/1-84339-536-3.
7. McCray, J., M. Geza, K. Lowe, T. Boving, D. Radcliffe, M. Tucholke, A. Wunsch, S. Roberts, J. Amador, J. Atoyan, J. Drewes, D. Kalen, G. Loomis. 2010. Quantitative Tools to Determine the Expected Performance of Wastewater Soil Treatment Units: Toolkit User’s Guide. International Water Association Publishing, ISBN: 978-1-84339-537-9/1-84339-537-1

Publications

1. Cashman+ M., Ball R., Lewis T., Boving T.B., 2022. Peroxone activated persulfate oxidation of 1,4-Dioxane under column scale conditions. J Contam Hydrol, 245:103937. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jconhyd.2021.103937
2. Boving T.B., Craver V., Labhasetwar P., Sabatini D., 2022. Sustainable groundwater treatment technologies for underserved rural communities in emerging economies. STOTEN 813:15633.  https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2021.152633
3. Lapworth D.J., Boving T.B., Kreamer D.K., Kebede S., Smedley P.L., 2022. Groundwater quality: Global threats, opportunities and realising the potential of groundwater. Editorial. STOTEN 811:152471. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2021.152471
4. Panthi+ J., Talchabhadel R., Ghimire G.R., Sharma S., Dahal P., Baniya R., Boving T.B., Pradhanang S.M., Parajuli B., 2021. Hydrologic regionalization under data scarcity: An implication for streamflow prediction. J. Hydrogeol. Eng. 26(9). https://doi.org/10.1061/(ASCE)HE.1943-5584.0002121
5. Boving T.B., Blanford W.J., 2021. Contaminant Transport and Fate. Editorial. Water. 13:1195. https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4441/13/9/1195
6. Chaudhuri S., DiScenza D.J., Boving T.B, Burke A., Levine M. 2020.  Use of α-cyclodextrin to promote clean and environmentally friendly disinfection of phenolic substrates via chlorine dioxide treatment.  Frontiers of Chemistry. 31 July 2020 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fchem.2020.00641
7. Cashman+ M.; Ho K.T., Boving T.B., Russo S, Robinson S., Burgess R.M., 2020. Comparison of Microplastic Isolation and Extraction Procedures from Marine Sediments. Marine Pollution Bulletin Volume 159, October 2020, 111507. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marpolbul.2020.111507
8. Boving, T.B., Lewis T., Siswoyo E., 2019. An innovative approach to tracking sediment transport along roads. MATEC Vol.280: 04001. https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201928004001
9. McGuinness S.L., O’Toole J., Barker S.F., Forbes A.B., Boving T.B., Giriyan A., Patil K., D’Souza F., Cheng A.C., Leder K. 2020. Household water storage management, hygiene practices and associated drinking water quality in rural India. Environ Sci Technol. 21;54(8):4963-4973. doi: 10.1021/acs.est.9b04818.
10. Cashman M., Kirschenbaum L., Holowachuk J., Boving T.B. 2019: Identification of hydroxyl and sulfate free radicals involved the reaction of 1,4-dioxane with peroxone activated persulfate oxidant.  J. Haz. Mat. 380 120875 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhazmat.2019.120875
11. Boving T.B., Patil K., D’Souza F., Barker S.F., McGuinness S.L., O’Toole, J., Sinclair M., Forbes A.B., Leder K., 2019. Performance of Riverbank Filtration under Hydrogeologic Conditions along the Upper Krishna River in South India. Water 2019, 11, 12; doi:10.3390/w1101001.
12. McGuiness, S.L., O’Toole J., Forbes A.B., Boving T.B., Patil K., D’Souza F., Gaonkar C.A., Giriyan A., Barker S.F., Cheng A.C., Sinclair M., Leder K., 2019. A stepped wedge cluster-randomized trial assessing the impact of a riverbank filtration intervention to improve access to safe water on health in rural India. Am.J.Trop.Med.Hyd. DOI:10.4269/atmh.19-0260
13. Siswoyo, E.,Qoniah, I., Lestari, P., Fajri,J.A., Sani, R.A., Sari, D.G., Boving, T.B., 2019. Development of a floating adsorbent for cadmium derived from modified drinking water treatment plant sludge. Environ. Tech. & Innovat., 14. 100312. doi.org/10.1016/j.eti.2019.01.006
14. Meadows M.C., Pradhanang S.M., Fujioka T., Kodamatani H., Boving T.B., Leddy M.B., 2019. N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) formation from treatment of seasonally and spatially varying source water.  Submitted to Water. Revised: Sept. 2019.
15. Fallatah O.; Ahmed M.; Cardace D.; Boving T., Akanda A., 2019. Assessment of Modern Recharge to Arid Region Aquifers Using an Integrated Geophysical, Geochemical, and Remote Sensing Approach. J.Hydrology. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhydrol.2018.09.061
16. Faghihzadeh F., Anaya N.M., Hadjeres H., Boving T.B., Oyanedel-Craver V., 2018. Pulse UV light effect on microbial biomolecules and organic pollutants degradation in aqueous solutions. Chemosphere 216 (2019) 677-683.  https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemosphere.2018.10.176
17. Boving T.B., Patil K., D’Souza F., Barker S.F., McGuinness S.L., O’Toole, J., Sinclair M., Forbes A.B., Leder K., 2018. Performance of Riverbank Filtration under Hydrogeologic Conditions along the Upper Krishna River in South India.  Water 11,12. doi:10.3390/w11010012
18. Blanford, W.J., Pecoraro, M.P., Heinrichs, R.M, Boving, T.B. (2018) Enhanced reductive de-chlorination of a solvent contaminated aquifer through addition and apparent fermentation of cyclodextrin. J. Contaminant Hydrology. 208:68-78. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jconhyd.2017.10.006
19. Eberle, D., Ball, R., Boving, T.B., 2017. Impact of ISCO Treatment of VOCs on PFAAs Co-contaminants at a Former Fire Training Area. Environmental Science and Technology; 51(9):5127-5136. doi: 10.1021/acs.est.6b06591. Epub 2017 Apr 21.
20. McGuinness, S., O’Toole, J.E., Boving, T.B, Forbes, A.B., Sinclairm M., Gautam, S.K., Leder, K., 2017: Protocol for a cluster randomised stepped wedge trial assessing the impact of a community-level hygiene intervention and a water intervention using riverbank filtration technology on diarrhoeal prevalence in India. BMJ Open 7(3) http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2016-015036
21. Dettmer, A., Ball, R., Boving, T.B., Khan, N., Schaub, T., Susasinghe, N., Fernadez, C.A., Caroll, K.C., 2017. Stabilization and prolonged reactivity of aqueous-phase ozone with cyclodextrin. J. Contaminant Hydrology. Vol. 196, January 2017, Pages 1–9.
22. Morales, I., Cooper, J., Amador, J.A., Boving, T.B., 2016. Modeling Nitrogen Losses in Conventional and Advanced Soil-Based Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems under Current and Changing Climate Conditions. PLoS ONE 11(6): e0158292.doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0158292
23. Schifman L.A., V.K. Kasaraneni, R. K. Sullivan, V. Oyanedel-Craver, T.B. Boving, 2016. Bacterial removal from stormwater using tree filters: A comparison of a conventional and an innovative systems.  Water. 8(76). DOI: 10.3390/w8030076.
24. Eberle, D., Ball, R., Boving, T.B., 2016. Peroxone activated persulfate treatment of 1,4-dioxane in the presence of chlorinated solvent co-contaminants. Chemosphere 144:728-735.
25. Schifman L.A., V.K. Kasaraneni, R. K. Sullivan, V. Oyanedel-Craver, T.B. Boving, 2015. New antimicrobially amended media for improved non-point source bacterial pollution treatment. Environ Sci Technol. 2015 Dec 15;49(24):14383-91. doi: 10.1021/acs.est.5b03782
26. Schifman, L.A., Boving, T.B., 2015. Spatial and seasonal atmospheric PAH deposition patterns and sources in Rhode Island. Atmospheric Environment 120 (2015) 253-261.
27. Morales, I., Amador, J.A., Boving, T.B., 2015. Bacteria transport in soil-based wastewater treatment system under simulated operational and climate change conditions. J. Environ. Qual., DOI: 10.2134/jeq2014.0547
28. Kasaraneni, V., K., Schifman+, L.A., Boving, T.B., Oyanedel-Craver, V., 2014. Enhancement of Surface Runoff Quality Using Nano-Modified Sorbents. ACS Sustainable Chem. Eng., DOI: 10.1021/sc500107q
29. Boving, T., 2014. Hydrology: Environmental. In Encyclopedia of Natural Resources: Water. Taylor and Francis: New York, Published online: 21 Oct 2014; 740-744
30. Zyy, Y., Wang, Y.Q., Boving, T.B., 2014. Assessing Impact of Urban Impervious Surface on Watershed Hydrology Using Simulation and Spatial Regression. Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, Special Issue. GeoJournal 9:155–166. DOI 10.1007/s10708-013-9506-x
31. Morales, I. Atoyan, J.A., Amador, J.A., Boving, T., 2014. Transport of Pathogen Surrogates in Soil Treatment Units: Numerical Modeling. Water. 6, 818-838; DOI: 10.3390/w6040818.
32. Boving, T.B., 2014: Forensic Analysis of MTBE Contamination Using Basic Hydrogeologic Concepts. J Forensic Sci, July 2014, Vol. 59, No. 4, DOI: 10.1111/1556-4029.12510.
33. Boving, T.B., Choudri, B.S., Cady, P., Davis, A., Patil, K., Reddy, V., 2014. Hydraulics and Hydrogeochemical Characteristics of a Riverbank Filtration Site in Rural India. Water Environment Research; 86(7):636-648. DOI: 10.2175/106143013X13596524516428.
34. Kasaraneni V.K., Khom S.E., Eberle+, D., Boving T.B., Oyanedel-Craver V. 2013: Enhanced Containment of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) through Organic Modification of Soils. Environmental Progress & Sustainable Energy; DOI 10.1002/ep.11749
35. Cady+, P., Boving, T.B., Choudri, B.S., Davis, A., Patil, K., Reddy, V., 2013. Attenuation of Bacteria at a Riverbank Filtration Site in Rural India. Water Environment Research; Vol. 85, Number 11, November 2013, pp. 2164-2174.
36. Boving, T.B., Choudri, B.S., Cady+, P., Davis, A., Patil, K., Reddy, V., 2012: Acceptance of a Riverbank Filtration System in Rural India. Special Issue on Bank Filtration. J. Indian Water Works Association, Dec. 12, 33-41.
37. Boving, T., Cady+, P., Musher, D., Davis, T., Damon, C., 2012. Rhode Island Landfill Solar Resources Asessment and Screening Analysis. In: Rhode Island Renewable Energy Siting Partnership (RESP). Technical Report. Vol. II, 505-536.
38. Neary+, K., Boving, T.B., 2011: The Fate of the Aqueous Phase Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon Fraction in a Detention Pond System. Environmental Pollution, 159, 2882-2890..
39. Boving, T.B., Cady+, P., Choudri, B.S., Hawaldar, K., Blanford, W., 2010: Improving Water Quality by Riverbank Filtration – Experiences in India and Jordan (Full Paper). In: Proceedings of the 2nd International Perspective on Current and Future State of Water Resources and the Environment. American Society of Chemical Engineers (ASCE) / Association of environmental and water resources engineers and scientistsConference (EWRI), Chennai, India.
40. Amador, J. A., Atoyan, J. A., Boving, T., Kalen D., Loomis, G., 2009. Microorganisms. In Development of Quantitative Tools to Determine the Expected Performance of Unit processes in Wastewater Soil Treatment Units: Literature review, London, UK, IWA Publishing: 2-26 – 22-41.
41. Huang, L.Y., Z.Y. Ou, T.B. Boving, J. Tyson and B. Xing. 2009. Sorption of copper by chemically modified aspen wood fibers. Chemosphere, 76(8): 1056-1061.
42. Boving, T.B., Stolt, M.H., Augenstern+, J., Brosnan, B., 2008: Investigation of the University of Rhode Island, Kingston RI, Porous Pavement Parking Lot. Environmental Geology. Volume 55, Number 3 / August, 2008
43. Boving, T.B., Blanford, W.J. McCray, J.E., Divine, C. E., Brusseau, M.L., 2008: “Comparison of Line-Drive and Push-Pull Flushing Schemes”, Groundwater Monitoring and Remediation. 28(1), 75-86.
44. Frohlich, R.K., Barosh, P.J., Boving, T.B., 2008: Investigating changes of geoelectrical resistivity to identify groundwater pollution with electrical characteristics of the saturated zone affected by hazardous organic waste. J. Applied Geophysics, 64 (2008) 25-36.
45. Boving, T.B., Klement+, J., Rowell, R., Xing, B., 2008: Effectiveness of wood and bark in removing organic and inorganic contaminants from aqueous solutions. Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 483, 339-347.
46. Myrtinnen+, A., Boving, T.B., Kolditz, O., 2008: Modeling of an MTBE Plume at Pascoag, Rhode Island. Environ. Geology, 57(5),1197-1206
47. Boving, T.B., Barnett, S.M., Perez+, G., Blanford, W.J. McCray, J.E., 2007: Remediation with Cyclodextrin: Recovery of the Remedial Agent by Membrane Filtration. Remediation J., Summer 2007, 21-36.
48. Boving, T.B., Neary+, K., 2007: Attenuation of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons from Urban Stormwater Runoff by Wood Filters. J. Contaminant Hydrology. 91(1-2):43-57.
49. Boving, T.B., McCray, J.E. (Eds.), 2007: Preface to special issue on Urban Hydrology, J. of Contaminant Hydrology. 91(1-2):1-4.
50. McCray, J.E., Boving, T.B., 2007. Urban Watershed Hydrology, J. Amer. Water Resour. Assoc., 43(4), 839-840.
51. Huang, L., Boving, T.B., Xing, B., 2006 Characterization and PAH Sorption of Aspen Wood Fibers. Environ Sci Technol. 40:3279-3284
52. Blanford W. J., Boving T. B. 2006. Aquifer Monitoring Shows Complex-Sugar Flushing Increases Potential for Enhanced Biodegradation. In: US EPA Technology News and Trends. p. 2-4.
53. Boving, T.B., Neary+, K., 2005: Testing the Efficiency of a Stormwater Runoff Treatment Structure with Anthropogenic Tracers. Environmental and Engineering Geoscience. Vol. XII, No. 2, May 2006, pp. 115–124.
54. Boving, T.B., Devine, C., Park, J., 2005: Field Tests Show Enhanced Bioremediation following Cyclodextrin Flushing. In: EPA Technology News and Trends. July 2005 (19), pgs. 4-5.
55. Boving, T.B., 2005: Innovative Contaminated Groundwater Remediation Technologies. In J. Lehr, J. Keeley, J. Lehr, T. Kingery III, (eds.), Water Encyclopedia: Ground Water, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Hoboken, New Jersey, 2005, pp. 438-442.
56. McNally, C., DeProspo Philo, L., Boving. T.B., 2005: Porous Pavement and Groundwater Quality Technical Bulletin. In: University of Rhode Island Cooperative Extension – Nonpoint Education for Municipal Officials, available at www.uri.edu/ce/wq, 9 pgs.
57. Boving, T.B., 2005: Organic Compounds in Groundwater. In: J. Lehr, J. Keeley, J. Lehr, T. Kingery III, (eds.), Water Encyclopedia: Ground Water, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, New Jersey, 2005, pp. 337-340.
58. Divine, C.E., McCray, J.E., Wolf, L.M., Blanford, W.J., Blitzer+, D.J., Boving, T.B., 2004: Partition tracer test, DNAPL characterization, remediation assessment, source zone investigation. Remediation Journal, 14(2), 7-31.
59. Boving, T.B., Zhang+, W., 2004: Removal of aqueous phase Polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons using aspen wood fibers. Chemosphere, 54, 831-839.
60. Kashiyama+, N., Boving, T.B., 2004: Henry’s law constants of cyclodextrin-TCE systems at various concentration and temperature conditions. Environmental Science and Technology, 38(16):4439-4444.
61. Boving, T.B., Stolt, M., Augenstern+, J., 2004: Investigation of the University of Rhode Island, Kingston RI, Porous Pavement Parking Lot and its impact on Subsurface Water Quality. In: Proceedings of the International Association of Hydrologists, XXXIII Annual meeting, Zacatecas, Mexico, 4 pg., ISBN: 970-32-1749-4.
62. McCray, J.E., Thyne, G.D., Boving, T.B., 2003: Editorial: Contaminant characterization, transport, and remediation in complex multiphase systems. Preface from guest editors. Vadose Zone Journal, 2(2), 115.
63. Boving, T.B., Blue, J., 2002: Long-term contaminant trends at the Picillo Farm Superfund Site in Rhode Island . Remediation Journal, 12 (2), 177128.
64. Boving, T.B., Grathwohl, P., 2001: Tracer Diffusion Coefficients in Sedimentary Rocks: Correlation to Porosity and Hydraulic Conductivity. J. Contaminant Hydrology, 53, 85-100
65. Boving, T.B., Brusseau, M.L 2000: Solubilization and removal of residual trichloroethene from porous media: comparison of several solubilization agents. J. Contaminant Hydrology, 42(1), 51-67
66. Boving, T.B., McCray, J.E., 2000: Cyclodextrin-Enhanced Remediation of Organic and Metal Contaminants in Porous Media and Groundwater. Remediation Journal, Spring 2000, 59-83.
67. McCray, J.E., Boving, T.B., Brusseau, M.L. 2000: Enhanced solubilization of organic compounds with implications for aquifer remediation. Ground Water Monitoring and Remediation, 20 (1), 94-103.
68. Blanford, W.J., Barackman, M., Boving, T.B., Klingel, E., Brusseau, M., 2000. Cyclodextrin-enhanced Vertical Flushing of a Trichloroethene Contaminated Aquifer. Ground Water Monitoring and Remediation, 58-66.
69. Boving, T.B., Wang, X., Brusseau, M.L., 1999: Cyclodextrin-enhanced solubilization and removal of residual chlorinated solvents from porous media. Environmental Science and Technology, 33(5), 764-770
70. Boving, T.B., Wang, X., Ji, W., Brusseau, M.L. 1998: Use of cyclodextrin for remediation of solvent contaminated porous media. In: Proceedings of the International Conference on Groundwater Quality, International Association of Hydrologic Science (IAHS), Tübingen, Germany, Sept.21-25, 1998, pg. 437-442