Graham Peaslee, PhD profile page

Nuclear Physicist

at University of Notre Dame

Professor Graham Peaslee is a nuclear physicist at the University of Notre Dame, where he leads research into environmental contaminants using nuclear analytical techniques. With a background in chemistry and chemical physics, his work spans PFAS detection, heavy metals and agricultural pollutants. He collaborates widely across academia and industry, developing tools for rapid contaminant analysis and advancing methods for medical radioisotope production.

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Scientist in protective gear collecting water sample from a stream to test for environmental pollutants.

Article

Tracking and Tackling Environmental Pollutants

This article explores how scientists are advancing tools to detect and mitigate pollutants like PFAS, microplastics and pharmaceuticals, while pushing for integrated global action to protect water ecosystems and public health.