Superfund Research Program

The MIT Superfund Research Program: A Systems Approach for the Protection of Human Health from Hazardous Chemicals

Center Director: Bevin P. Engelward
Grant Number: P42ES027707
Funding Period: 2017-2027

Program Links

Hazardous Waste Sites with On-Going Research

Olin Chemical - Wilmington, Massachusetts

• Project: Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Developing In Situ, Real-time Sensors for Toxicants at Superfund Sites, to Protect Public Health and Optimize Cleanup
  Project Investigator: Harold F Hemond
  Research Types: Collection of samples for off-site analysis, Communication Activities, Fate and transport study, Others, Outreach or Community Engagement, Research Translation, Training
  Research/Outreach: On-going

Hazardous Waste Sites with Completed Research

Industri-Plex - Woburn, Massachusetts

• Project: Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Community Engagement Core
  Project Investigator: Kathleen M. Vandiver
  Research Types: Outreach or Community Engagement
  Research/Outreach: Completed
• Project: Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Developing In Situ, Real-time Sensors for Toxicants at Superfund sites, to Protect Public Health and Optimize Cleanup
  Project Investigator: Harold F Hemond
  Research Types: Others
  Research/Outreach: Completed

Loring Air Force Base - Limestone, Maine

• Project: Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Community Engagement Core
  Project Investigator: Kathleen M. Vandiver
  Research Types: Outreach or Community Engagement
  Research/Outreach: Completed
• Project: Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Developing In Situ, Real-time Sensors for Toxicants at Superfund sites, to Protect Public Health and Optimize Cleanup
  Project Investigator: Harold F Hemond
  Research Types: Collection of samples for off-site analysis, Communication Activities, Fate and transport study, Others, Outreach or Community Engagement, Research Translation, Training
  Research/Outreach: Completed

Wells G&H - Woburn, Massachusetts

• Project: Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Developing In Situ, Real-time Sensors for Toxicants at Superfund sites, to Protect Public Health and Optimize Cleanup
  Project Investigator: Harold F Hemond
  Research Types: Collection of samples for off-site analysis, Communication Activities, Fate and transport study, Others, Outreach or Community Engagement, Research Translation, Training
  Research/Outreach: Completed