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2013
Chen, M., Walshe G., Chi Fru E., Ciborowsk J. J. H., & Weisener C. G. (2013).  Microcosm assessment of the biogeochemical development of sulfur and oxygen in oil sands fluid fine tailings. 37, 10 pages . Abstract
2012
Chen, M. (2012).  Assessing the biogeochemical development of oxygen and sulfur in oil sands fluid fine tailings in batch microcosms. 141 pages . Abstract
2011
Chen, M., Weisene C., & Ciborowski J. (2011).  The chemical and biological evolution of mature fine tailings in oil sands end-pit lakes (PO). Abstract
2010
Chen, M., Weisener C., Ciborowski J., Slama C., Costa J., & Goudey S. (2010).  Gas production oxygen demand and microbial activity in sediments of wetlands constructed with oil sands mine tailings. Abstract
Chen, M., Weisener C., Ciborowski J., Slama C., Costa J., & Goudey S. (2010).  Gas production, oxygen demand and microbial activity in sediments of wetland constructed with oil sands mine tailings. In : Proceedings of the 36th Annual Aquatic Toxicity Workshop, September 27 to 30, 2009, La Malbaie, Quebec, editors, L. Martel, M. Four. Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 2883, p. 136.
2001
Jones, D. M., Watson J. S., Meredith W., Chen M., & Bennett B. (2001).  Determination of naphthenic acids in crude oils using nonaqueous ion exchange solid-phase extraction. 73, 703-707.
1973
Hanley, P. T., Van Waas C., Chen M., Walshe G., Penner T., & Weisner C. (1973).  Biophysical analysis and evaluation of capability Ft. McMurray - Gregoire Lake area. 48 pages .

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