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2014

Tan, B. - F. (2014). Using "omics" approaches to study anaerobic hydrocarbon biodegradation by microbes indigenous to oil sands tailings ponds. Abstract

Brown, L. D. (2014). Biological treatment of naphthenic acids and other organic compounds in oil sands process-affected waters.

2013

Brown, L. D., Pérez-Estrada L., Wang N., El-Din M. G., Martin J. W., Fedorak P. M., et al. (2013). Indigenous microbes survive in situ ozonation improving biodegradation of dissolved organic matter in aged oil sands process-affected waters. 93(11), 7 pages . Abstract

Scott, D. J., Kabwe L. K., Wilson G. W., & Sorta A. (2013). Properties which affect the consolidation behaviour of mature fine tailings.

Lengger, S. K., Scarlett A. G., West C. E., & Rowland S. J. (2013). Diamondoid diacids ('O4' species) in oil sands process-affected water. 27(23), 6 pages . Abstract

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

Ahad, J. M. E., & Pakdel H. (2013). Direct evaluation of in situ biodegradation in Athabasca oil sands tailings ponds using natural abundance radiocarbon. 47(18), 8 pages . Abstract

Brown, D., Ramos-Padrón E., Gieg L., & Voordouw G. (2013). Effect of calcium ions and anaerobic microbial activity on sedimentation of oil sands tailings. 81, 7 pages . Abstract

McKenzie, N. (2013). Evaluation of the immobilized soil bioreactor for treatment of naphthenic acids in oil sands process waters. 125 pages . Abstract

Naeth, M. A., Wilkinson S. R., Mackenzie D. D., Archibald H. A., & Powter C. B. (2013). Potential of LFH mineral soil mixes for land reclamation in Alberta. 65 pages . Abstract

Chi Fru, E. (2013). Bioreactor studies predict whole microbial population dynamics in oil sands tailings ponds. 97, 9 pages . Abstract

Curtis, S. B., Dunbar S. W., & MacGillivray R. T. A. (2013). Bacteriophage-induced aggregation of oil sands tailings. 110(3), 8 pages . Abstract

Mahdavi, H., Liu Y., & Ulrich A. C. (2013). Partitioning and bioaccumulation of metals from oil sands process affected water in indigenous Parachlorella kessleri. 90 (6), 6 pages . Abstract

Goff, K. L., Headley J. V., Lawrence J. R., & Wilson K. E. (2013). Assessment of the effects of oil sands naphthenic acids on the growth and morphology of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii using microscopic and spectromicroscopic techniques. 442, 6 pages . Abstract

Collins, C. E. V. (2013). Methane production in oil sands tailings under nitrogen-depleted condition. 134 pages . Abstract

Kendra, K. E. (2013). Microbial sulfur biogeochemistry of oil sands composite tailings with depth. 72 pages . Abstract

Padrón, E. R. (2013). Physiology and molecular characterization of microbial communities in oil sands tailings ponds. 221 pages . Abstract

Kostenko, V., & Martinuzzi R. J. (2013). Potential role of microbial biofilms in oil sands tailings management. Abstract

Norris, C. E., Quideau S. A., & Macey D. E. (2013). Processing of 13C glucose in mineral soil from aspen spruce and novel ecosystems in the Athabasca oil sands region. 71, 8 pages . Abstract

Frankel, M. L. (2013). Comparing heavy metal tolerances of mixed species biofilm and planktonic microbial communities cultured from the Alberta oil sands process water.

Lu, W. (2013). Degradation of naphthenic acids from oil sands process water and groundwater using chemical oxidation.

2012

Quideau, S. A., Gupta S. D., MacKenzie D. M., & Landhausser S. M. (2012). Microbial response to fertilization in contrasting soil materials used during oil sands reclamation. 77(1), 9 pages . Abstract

Neville, L. A., Gammon P., Patterson T. R., McCarthy F. M. G., MacKinnon M. D., & Macumber A. (2012). Responses of benthic microorganisms (Thecamoebians) to oil sands process-affected materials: Providing endpoints for guaging aquatic reclamation success. Abstract

Ngonadi, N. (2012). Using PLFA to constrain microbial distribution related to S-cycling in oil-sands composite tailings during reclamation. 60 pages . Abstract

Yergeau, E., Lawrence J. R., Sanschagrin S., Waiser M. J., Korber D. R., & Greer C. W. (2012). Next-generation sequencing of microbial communities in the Athabasca River and its tributaries in relation to oil sands mining activities. 78(21), 11 pages . Abstract

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