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Welcome
Welcome to the Christie Research Group at Louisiana State University! Our research focuses on developing better water reuse technologies. Climate change and population growth are challenging our fresh water resources (i.e., lakes and rivers), and efficient water reuse technologies are required to sustain industrial manufacturing, public health, and environmental health. Our goal is to expand water reuse capacity by investigating the materials and fundamental mechanisms involved in separations processes.

Join the team
Interested Postdoctoral Researchers: Interested postdocs are encouraged to contact Prof. Christie directly during this process. Please email Prof. Christie with a current resume and a statement of interest in the research of the group for consideration.

Interested Graduate Students: Interested graduate students should apply to the Civil Engineering Graduate Program at Louisiana State University. Prospective students are encouraged to contact Prof. Christie directly during this process.

Interested Undergraduate Students: Interested undergraduate students who wish to join the group should email Prof. Christie with a current resume and a statement of interest in the research of the lab for consideration.

Highlights

• Our work on carbon mineralization has been published! Link (Oct. 2023)
  
• Gbenga Daniels has arrived to LSU and has joined the group as the second PhD student. Welcome, Gbenga! (Aug. 2023)
  
• Christie Group featured by the LSU School of Engineering! Link (July 2023)
  
• Greg, Gavin, and Aidan each did a wonderful job presenting their research posters at the LSU Summer Undergraduate Research Forum (July 2023)
• Congratulations to Akash for earning an Honorable Mention for his poster presentation in the CEE Graduate Student Research Conference! (Apr. 2023)
• Our work on antifouling hydrogels has been published! https://doi.org/10.1021/acscentsci.2c01245 (Feb. 2023)
• Azmain Akib Akash has joined the group as the first PhD student! Welcome, Akash! (Jan. 2023)
• The laboratory space is operational! Students have begun conducting experiments and are actively collecting data. Off to a great start! (Jan. 2023)

Site last updated: 10/26/2023