Interviews

Bryan Mignone is a graduate student in the Princeton University Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences. His research focuses on ocean sequestration as an option to address the rising carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere.

Robert G. Bruant Jr. is a research associate in the Princeton University Depart of Civil and Environmental engineering. Bruant’s research involves environmental organic and inorganic chemistry. Specific research related to carbon sequestration involves experimental determination of high-pressure/high-temperature mineral dissolution rates in the presence of carbon dioxide. The effort is intended to better characterize effects of carbon dioxide injection and storage on geochemical processes in deep saline aquifers.