Courtney Toth

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University of Toronto

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C3. Emerging Contaminants: Detection, Degradation, Fate and Transport (Platforms), D4. Challenges in Application of Bioremediation Tools (Platforms), D8. Bioremediation Case Studies (Platforms)

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Dr. Courtney Toth is a Research Associate at the University of Toronto and an emerging expert in environmental microbiology. Her research seeks to characterize how anaerobic microorganisms degrade pollutants—particularly benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylene (BTEX)—and their potential role in site remediation. In 2022, Dr. Toth received the Mitacs Award for Commercialization for her role in developing first-of-their-kind anaerobic bioaugmentation cultures for treatment of BTEX (DGG-Plus), in partnership with Dr. Elizabeth Edwards and SiREM Laboratories.

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The Time Has Come: Case Studies of Petroleum Hydrocarbon Bioremediation Using Anaerobic Bioaugmentation Cultures

Jeff Roberts; Sandra Dworatzek; Corey Scales; Jennifer Webb; Elizabeth Edwards & Courtney Toth

2025 Bioremediation Symposium

Publication Year: 2025

Part of: D8.: Bioremediation Case Studies (Platforms)

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