News Spring 2012   PhD defence by Timo Christian Kessler: "Hydrogeological Characterization of Low-permeability Clayey Tills – the Role of Sand Lenses". June 15th at 1.00 pm in DTU 113-011. PhD defence by Julie Claire Claudia Chambon: “Modelling tools for assessing bioremediation performance and risk of chlorinated solvents in clay tills”. June 28th at 1.00 pm in DTU 113-011 New model: Practical tool for enhanced reductive dechlorination design in clay till. Download model og Manual. Updated Spreadsheet-Model for risk assessment of fractured clay till (DTU V1D). Program and manual for download. New publications by REMTEC participants: Manoli G, Chambon JC, Bjerg PL, Scheutz C, Binning PJ, Broholm MM (2012). A remediation performance model for enhanced metabolic reductive dechlorination of chloroethenes in fractured clay till. Journal of Contaminant Hydrology 131 (2012) 64–78   Gouliarmou V, Smith KEC, de Jonge LW and P Mayer. (2012). Measuring speciation of hydrophobic organic chemicals at controlled freely dissolved concentrations without phase separation. Analytical Chemistry 84, 1601−1608. Christiansen CM, Damgaard I, Broholm M, Kessler T, Bjerg PL (2012). Direct-Push Delivery of Dye Tracers for Direct Documentation of Solute Distribution in Clay Till. Journal of Environmental Engineering January: 27-37.   Welcome to the homepage of Innovative REMediation and assessment TEChnologies for contaminated soil and groundwater (REMTEC).   The REMTEC project has been created to provide a national platform for novel and applied research in soil and groundwater remediation. The main project objective is to develop new technologies, tools and holistic solutions for contaminated sites by chlorinated solvents, heavy metals and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH's). REMTEC will focus on maximizing the social benefits of these new procedures within the frame of an environmentally friendly philosophy.   REMTEC has interdisciplinary character and unites strong Danish research expertise (DTU Environment, GEUS and NERI AU) in the area with leading consultants, international researchers and environmental authorities.   This webpage provides you with information about the project, partners and collaborators in this project.   Poul L. Bjerg Project Leader