Meet the Soil, Environmental and Atmospheric Sciences Faculty
Keith W. Goyne, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Environmental Soil Chemistry
- Phone: 573-882-0090
- E-mail: GoyneK@missouri.edu
- Address: 302 Anheuser-Busch Natural Resources Building
Education
- B.S. 1994, The Pennsylvania State University, Soil Science — Conferred with Distinction
- M.S. 1998, The Pennsylvania State University, Soil Science (Environmental Soil Chemistry)
- Ph.D. 2003, The Pennsylvania State University, Soil Science (Environmental Soil Chemistry)
- Postdoctoral Fellow 2004, University of Arizona, Environmental Chemistry
Research
- Goyne’s research interests revolve around soil chemical and biogeochemical investigations aimed at understanding natural and human influenced terrestrial ecosystem processes.
- Specific examples include:
- Studies aimed at understanding the effects of forest management and agronomic practices on soil nutrient and carbon cycling.
- Elucidating mechanisms of natural and xenobiotic organic compound sorption to minerals, the importance of dissolved organic matter (DOM) for enhanced sorption or transport of xenobiotics, and subsequent dissolution processes that may occur after organic compound adsorption (i.e., ligand promoted dissolution).
- Understanding the fate and transport of pharmaceuticals and personal care products in soils and subsequent effects on soil microbial communities.
- Investigations focusing on the importance of intraparticle and interparticle porosity for sorption and preservation of natural DOM and the utility of porous materials for pollutant remediation efforts.
Teaching
- Environmental Science 1100, Introduction to Environmental Science
- Environmental Science, Soil Science, and Geology 4318/7318, Environmental Soil Chemistry
- Environmental Science and Soil Science 9418, Advanced Environmental Soil Chemistry
- Atmospheric Science and Soil Science 9418, SEAS Seminar
Selected Publications
- Motavalli, P.P., K.W. Goyne and R. P. Udawatta. (In Press).
The environmental impacts of enhanced efficiency nitrogen fertilizers. Crop Management. - Kazemi, H.V., S.H. Anderson, K.W. Goyne, and C.J. Gantzer. (In Press).
Atrazine and alachlor transport in claypan soils as influenced by differential antecedent soil water content. J. Environ. Qual. - Kazemi, H.V., S.H. Anderson, K.W. Goyne, and C.J. Gantzer. 2008.
Spatial variability of bromide and atrazine transport parameters for a Udipsamment. Geoderma 114: 545-556. - Goyne, K.W., H.-J. Jun, S.H. Anderson, and P.P. Motavalli. 2008.
Phosphorus and nitrogen sorption to soils in the presence of poultry litter-extracted dissolved organic matter. J. Environ. Qual. 37: 154-163. - Goyne, K.W., S.L. Brantley, and J. Chorover. 2006.
Effects of Organic Acids and Dissolved Oxygen on Apatite and Chalcopyrite Dissolution: Implications for using Elements as Organomarkers and Oxymarkers. Chemical Geology: 234: 28-45. - Goyne, K.W. , J. Chorover, J.D. Kubicki, A.R. Zimmerman, and S.L. Brantley. 2005.
Sorption of the antibiotic ofloxacin to mesoporous and nonporous alumina and silica. J. Colloid Interface Sci. 283: 160-170. - Zimmerman, A.R., J. Chorover, K.W. Goyne, and S.L. Brantley. 2004.
Protection of mesopore-adsorbed organic matter from enzymatic degradation. Environ Sci Technol. 38: 4542-4548. - Goyne, K.W ., J. Chorover, A.R. Zimmerman, S. Komarneni, and S.L. Brantley. 2004.
Influence of mesoporosity on the sorption of 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid to alumina and silica. J. Colloid Interface Sci. 272: 10 - 20. - Zimmerman, A.R., K.W. Goyne, J. Chorover, S. Komarneni, and S.L. Brantley. 2004.
Mineral mesopore effects on nitrogenous organic matter adsorption. Org. Geochem. 35: 355-375. - Goyne, K. W. , A. R. Zimmerman, B. L. Newalkar, S. Komarneni, S. L. Brantley, and J. Chorover. 2002.
Surface charge of variable porosity Al 2O 3(s) and SiO 2(s) adsorbents. J. Porous Mater. 9: 243-256. - Goyne, K. W. , R. L. Day, and J. Chorover. 2000.
Artifacts caused by the collection of soil solution with passive capillary samplers. Soil Sci. Soc. Am. J. 64: 1330-1336.
