My research, as a PhD student in the Department of Geology and Environmental Science at the University of Pittsburgh, focuses on the intersection of geochemistry and environmental science, with a particular emphasis on urban water systems. Under the supervision of Dr. Daniel Bain, I investigate how urbanization impacts water quality, using geochemical and isotopic tracers to understand the sources and fate of contaminants. A core aspect of my work involves using stable boron isotopes (δ11B) to distinguish between natural and human-caused pollution. By combining field sampling and laboratory analysis, I am working to unravel the complex processes that govern the mobilization of elements and contaminants in urbanized watersheds.
Publications
Adnan Deshaee, A. Shakeri, B. Mehrabi, M. Rastegari Mehr, Seyed Kazem Ghoreyshinia
Geothermics, 2022
Geochemistry of Bazman thermal springs, southeast Iran
Adnan Deshaee, A. Shakeri, Y. Taran, B. Mehrabi, Mahin Farhadian, M. Zelenski, I. Chaplygin, F. Tassi
2020
Seyed Kazem Ghoreyshinia, A. Shakeri, B. Mehrabi, F. Tassi, Meisam Rastegari Mehr, Adnan Deshaee
2020
Meisam Rastegari Mehr, Adnan Deshaee, A. Shakeri
2019