James Rice

James Rice

3 articles
United States Gradient

Biography

Dr. Rice is an environmental scientist specializing in contaminant transport and source identification, chemical forensics, and the evaluation of organic and inorganic compounds in various environmental media. He applies his expertise to environmental cost allocation, site remediation, groundwater and vapor intrusion assessment, insurance cost recovery, and chemical compliance. Before joining Gradient, Dr. Rice was a postdoctoral research associate and state agencies liaison in Brown University's Superfund Research Program (SRP), where he served as a knowledge broker between the Brown SRP and its government and business stakeholders. During his doctoral and postdoctoral work, Dr. Rice evaluated the thermodynamics and phase behavior of PAH mixtures and used passive samplers to monitor petroleum hydrocarbons in an oil-contaminated river.

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(Group 2, Poster Board #75) Domestic Wastewater as a Potential Non-Point Source of PFAS Contamination in North America
Patricia Clyde Gradient
Kathryn Zic Gradient
Renee Hebert Gradient
James Rice Gradient
E6. PFAS Source and Forensic Considerations (Poster) Poster Poster
E6.: PFAS Source and Forensic Considerations (Poster)
13th International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds
Artificial Intelligence: A Promising Tool for Forensic Source Identification
Patricia Clyde Gradient
Lurong Yang Gradient
Elizabeth Clyde Branford Public Schools
James Rice Gradient
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A3. Contaminant Forensics (Platform) Platform Attachment
Contaminant Forensics (Platform)
2025 Sediments Conference
(Group 2, Poster Board #28) Using a Machine Learning Model to Predict Chemical Sources at Former Manufactured Gas Plant Sites
Samuel Schrage Gradient
James Rice Gradient
B6. Advanced Data Analysis and Decision Tools (Poster) Poster
Advanced Data Analysis and Decision Tools (Poster)
2025 Sediments Conference