Peer-Reviewed
Publications of Original Research:
1. Koushki,
R., J. Warren, M. Krzmarzick*. Carbon footprint of agricultural
groundwater pumping with energy demand and supply management analysis. In
Review. (Pre-print: doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-2386938/v1)
2. Mahmodi, G., A. Ghosh, M. Miranda, S. Xie,
M. Shaw, M.J. Krzmarzick, D.J. Lampert, C.P. Aichele and *S.-J. Kim.
Improving the antifouling properties of alumina tubular microfiltration
membranes by incorporating hydrophilic silica nanoparticles for oil/water
separate. In Review
3. Konya, A., B. A. Fiddler, O. Bunch, K. Z.
Hess, C. Ferguson, *M. J. Krzmarzick. Lead or cadmium co-contamination
alters benzene and toluene degrading bacterial communities. Biodegradation, In Press.
4. Pamula, A. S. P., M. Krzmarzick, H.
Gholizadeh, W. Mausbach, *D. Lampert. A remote sensing tool for near real-time
monitoring of harmful algal blooms and turbidity in reservoirs. Journal of the American Water Resources
Association, In Press.
5. Rios-Valenciana, E. E., O. Menezes, J.
Romero, C. Blubaum, M. J. Krzmarzick, R. Sierra-Alvarez, *J. A. Field.
Elucidating the mechanisms associated with the anaerobic biotransformation of
the emerging contaminant nitroguanidine. Water Research, 229:
119496.
6. Miranda, M. A., A. Ghosh, G. Mahmodi, S. Xie,
M. Shaw, S. Kim, M. J. Krzmarzick, D. J. Lampert, *C. P. Aichele. 2022.
Treatment and recovery of high-value elements from produced water. Water, 14(6) 880.
7. Menezes, O., K. Kocaman, S. Wong, E. E.
Rios-Valenciana, E. J. Baker, J. K. Hatt, M. J. Krzmarzick, J. C. Spain,
R. Sierra-Alvarez, K. T. Konstantinidis, J. A. Field. 2022. Quinone moieties of
natural organic matter expand the substrate spectrum of microbial nitroaromatic
respiration. Environmental Science
and Technology, 56 (13) 9387-9397.
8. Pasket, A., H. Zhang, Y. Wang, J. Gustafson,
M. Krzmarzick, S. Deng. 2022. Clay content
played a key role governing sorption of ciprofloxacin in soil.
Frontiers of Soil Science 2:
Article 814924.
9. Jog, K.V., Hess, K.Z., J.A. Field, M.J.
Krzmarzick, R. Sierra-Alvarez. 2021. Aerobic biodegradability of emerging
azole contaminants by return activated sludge and development of microbial
enrichments cultures involved in the degradation. Journal of Hazardous Materials 417: Article 126151
10. Bush, J.A., J. Vanneste, D. Leavitt, J.
Bergida, M. Krzmarzick, S.-J. Kim, C. Ny, T. Y. Cath. 2021. Membrane
distillation crystallization of ammonium nitrate solutions to enable cold
storage: Electrical conductivity as an in-situ saturation indicator. Journal of Membrane Science 631: Article 119321.
11. Madeira, C., O. Menezes, D. Park, K. Jog, J.
Hatt, S. Gavazza, M. Krzmarzick, R. Sierra-Alvarez, J. Spain, K.
Konstantinidis, Field, J. 2021. Bacteria make a living breathing the
nitro-heterocyclic insensitive munitions compound 3-nitro-1,2,3-triazol-5-one
(NTO). Environmental Science and
Technology 55 (9): 5806-5814.
13. Fu,
X, WL Johnson, JE Gustafson, Y Wang, X Wang, I Chitica, BM Lanier, S Deng, MJ Krzmarzick*. 2021. Ciprofloxacin
prophylaxis in emergency response plans would alter bacterial communities in
wastewater treatment infrastructure. Environmental
Engineering Science, 38 (4):
211-222.
14. Lakhey, N. R. Sierra-Alvarez, M.B. Couger, M.J.
Krzmarzick, J. Field. 2021. Anammox enrichment culture has unexpected
capabilities to biotransform azole contaminants of emerging concern. Chemosphere 264; Article 128550
15. Madeira,
CL, KV Jog, ET Vanover, MD Brooks, DK Taylor, R Sierra-Alvarez, JC Spain, MJ Krzmarzick, JA Field*. 2019.
Microbial enrichment culture responsible for the complete biodegradation of
3-amino-1,2,4-triazol-5-one (ATO), the reduced daughter product of the
insensitive munitions compound, 3-nitro-1,2,4-triazol-5-one (NTO). Environmental Science and Technology 53
(21) 12648-12656.
16. Lozano
TM, AL McCutchan, MJ Krzmarzick*.
2019. Hydraulic fracturing fluid compositions induce differential enrichment of
soil bacterial communities. Environmental
Engineering Science, 36 (4), 385-395.
17. Lim, ML, MD Brooks, MA Boothe, MJ Krzmarzick*. 2018. Novel bacterial diversity is enriched with
chloroperoxidase-reacted organic matter under anaerobic conditions. FEMS Microbiology Ecology 94:fiy050.
18. Li, G., R. Sierra-Alvarez, D. Vicherrez, S. Weiss, C. Gill,
M.J. Krzmarzick, L. Abrell, J.A.
Field*. (2016). Nitrate reverses nitrite inhibition of anaerobic ammonium
oxidation (anammox) in continuously-fed bioreactors. Environmental Science and Technology 50 (19):10518-10526.
19. Smith,
B. J. K., M. A. Boothe, B. A. Fiddler, T. M. Lozano, R. K. Rahi, and *M. J. Krzmarzick. (2015). Enumeration
of organohalide respirers in municipal wastewater anaerobic digesters. Microbiology Insights 8 (Suppl 2):9-14.
20. Krzmarzick, M. J., R. Sierra, J.
Chorover, R. Khatiwada, and *J. A. Field. (2015). Biotransformation and
degradation of the insensitive munition compound, 3-nitro-1,2,4-triazol-5-one
(NTO), by soil bacterial communities. Environmental
Science and Technology 49:5681-5688.
21. Krzmarzick, M. J., H. Miller, T. Yan,
and *P. J. Novak. (2014). Novel Firmicutes group implicated in the
dechlorination of two chlorinated xanthones, analogues for natural
organochlorines. Applied and
Environmental Microbiology, 80:1210-1218.
22. McNamara,
P. J. and *M. J. Krzmarzick. (2013)
Triclosan enriches for Dehalococcoides-like
Chloroflexi in anaerobic soil at
environmentally relevant concentrations. FEMS
Microbiology Letters 344:48-52.
23. Krzmarzick, M. J., P. J. McNamara, B.
B. Crary, and *P. J. Novak. (2013) Abundance and diversity of
organohalide-respiring bacteria in lake sediments across a geographical sulfur
gradient. FEMS Microbiology Ecology 84:248-258.
24. Krzmarzick, M. J., B. B. Crary, J. J.
Harding, O. O. Oyerinde, A. C. Leri, S. C. B. Myneni, and *P. J. Novak. (2012)
Natural niche for organohalide-respiring Chloroflexi. Applied
and Environmental Microbiology 78:393-401.
Peer-Reviewed Review
Articles
1.
Miranda, M.
A., A. Ghosh, D. Mahmodi, S. Xie, M. Shaw, S. Kim, M. J. Krzmarzick,
D. J. Lampert*, C. P Aichele. Treatment and recovery of high-value elements
from produced water. In Review.
2.
*Krzmarzick, M.J.,
D. K. Taylor, X. Fu, and A. L. McCutchan (2018). Diversity and Niche of
Archaea in Bioremediation. Archaea. Article
ID 3194108, 17 pages.
3.
*Krzmarzick, M.
J., and *P. J. Novak (2014).
Removal of chlorinated organic compounds during wastewater treatment: achievements and limits. Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, 98:6233-6242.
Editorials in the
Scientific Literature
1. Brant, J., M. J. Krzmarzick. D.A.
Ladner*. 2022. AEESP Spotlight: Late 2022. Environmental
Engineering Science 39 (10): 861-862.
2.
Brant, J., D.Ladner*, MJ Krzmarzick. 2022. AEESP
Spotlight: Mid 2022. Environmental Engineering Science.
3.
Ladner, D.A., MJ Krzmarzick, CA Peters. 2022. AEESP
Spotlight: Early 2022. Environmental Engineering Science 39 (2).
4.
Gadhamshetty, V, MJ Krzmarzick*, CA Peters. 2021.
AEESP Spotlight: Late 2021. Environmental Engineering Science 38 (10),
1010-1011.
5.
Masten, S, MJ Krzmarzick*, CA Peters. 2021. AEESP
Spotlight: Mid 2021. Environmental Engineering Science 38 (6), 575-576.
6.
Ladner, DA, MJ Krzmarzick*, CA Peters. 2021. AEESP
Spotlight: Early 2021. Environmental Engineering Science 38 (2),
107-108.
7.
Deng, B, M.J.Krzmarzick*, C.A. Peters. 2020.
AEESP Spotlight: Late 2020. Environmental Engineering Science 37 (10),
715-716.
8.
Gadhamshetty, V., M.J.
Krzmarzick*, C.A. Peters. 2020. AEESP Spotlight: Mid 2020. Environmental
Engineering Science 37 (6), 457-458.
9.
Brown,
D., M. Krzmarzick*, S. J. Masten, C.
A. Peters 2020. AEESP Journal Spotlight: Early 2020. Environmental Engineering Science, 37:2, 169-170. DOI:10.1089/ees.2019.0478
10. Krzmarzick, M.,
C. A. Peters, S. J. Masten*, D. Grasso. 2019. AEESP Journal Spotlight: Early
2019. Environmental Engineering Science,
36:262-263.
11. Krzmarzick, M.,
C. A. Peters, S. J. Masten*, D. Grasso. 2017. AEESP Journal Spotlight: Mid
2017. Environmental Engineering Science,
34:460.
12. McNamara,
P. J.*, and M. J. Krzmarzick*. 2015.
Introductory Editorial: Water Microbiology. Microbiology
Insights 8(S2): 1-3.
Published Conference
Proceedings
(refereed, though not
full peer-review)
1.
Field, J. A., R.
Sierra, C. Olivares, S. Cameron, M. Krzmarzick, H. Amezquita Garcia, L. Abrell,
J. Chorover, R. Khatiwada, J. Coffey II. 2014. 9.0 Biotransformation of
Insenstive Munition Components in Soil Microbial Cultures. JANNAF Workshop
Proceedings – Fate, Transport and Effects of Insensitive Munitions: Issues and
Recent Data. Charleston SC.
2.
Jahan, K., J. Everett, D. Miller, J. Orlins, J. Hasse,
K. Freeman, K. Russell, A. Oyetimein, and M. Krzmarzick. 2004 “Community
Outreach for Watershed Protection”
Proceedings of WEF Watershed Conference 2004, Dearborn, MI.
3.
Jahan, K, J. Everett, D. Miller, J. Orlins, J. Hasse, K. Freeman, K.
Russell, A. Oyetimein, M. Krzmarzick. 2003 “Water Quality Assessment for a New
Jersey Watershed,” Proceedings of the 35th Annual Mid-Atlantic Industrial
and Hazardous Waste Conference, Brooklyn, NY.
