Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Faculty at the University of Delaware.
Faculty Profile
Jennie Saxe

Jennie Saxe
Assistant Professor
343A DuPont Hall
Newark, Delaware 19716
Phone: (302) 831-2446
Research Website
EDUCATION
2003 | Ph.D. | University of Delaware, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
2000 | M.A.S. | University of Delaware
1998 | B.S.P.H. | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
SHORT BIO
- Environmental engineering and public health
- Undergraduate instruction and advising
RESEARCH AREAS/SUSTAINABILITY
- Environmental and Water Resources
SELECT PUBLICATIONS
- Impellitteri C, Saxe J.P., Schmitt E.C., and Young, K.R. (2011) A survey on the temporal and spatial
distribution of perchlorate in the Potomac River. J. Environ. Monit., 13, 2277-2283. - Saxe J.P., Lubenow B.L., Chiu P.C., Huang C.-P., and Cha D.K. (2006) Enhanced Biodegradation of Azo
Dyes using an Integrated Elemental Iron Pretreatment-Activated Sludge System I: Evaluation of Integrated
Treatment System Performance. Water Env. Res. 78, 19-25. - Saxe J.P., Lubenow B.L., Chiu P.C., Huang C.-P., and Cha D.K. (2006) Enhanced Biodegradation of Azo
Dyes using an Integrated Elemental Iron -Activated Sludge System II: Effect of Physical Chemical Parameters.
Water Env. Res. 78, 26-30. - Perey J.R., Chiu P.C., Huang C.-P. and Cha D.K. (2002) Zero Valent Iron Pretreatment for Enhancing the
Biodegradability of Azo Dyes. Water Env. Res. 74,221-225. - Perey J.R., Oh S.-Y., Lubenow B.L., Cha D.K., Chiu P.C. and Huang C.-P. (2001) Enhancing
Biodegradability of Refractory Aromatics: Pretreatment with Elemental Iron. in: Ex Situ Biological Treatment
Technologies: The Sixth International In Situ and On Site Bioremediation Symposium. p. 149-155. Battelle
Press, Columbus.
Department Resources
Contact
CEEG Department
301 DuPont Hall
Newark, DE 19716
P: (302) 831-2442
F: 302-831-3640
E: cee-info@udel.edu