About
Dr. Lutz has over 20 years of industry experience mitigating occupational exposures and corporate risk as an Industrial Hygienist, safety trainer, and environmental consultant. Additionally, he has extensive knowledge of global public health impacts of environmentally mediated infectious disease, surveillance, and modes of transmission. Dr. Lutz serves as the Director of the International Safety, Health, and Risk Center for Excellence at the Lowell Institute for Mineral Resources.
Research Area
thermodynamics, quantum computing, quantum mechanics, quantum physics, energy efficiency, quantum systems, occupational health, energy conversion, heat transfer, nanotechnology, quantum information, quantum thermodynamics, underground mining, non-equilibrium, statistical mechanics, dynamics, non-equilibrium systems, mine safety, information theory, mining safety, refrigeration, quantum, heat engines, workplace safety, microbiology, renewable energy, respiratory protection, cbrn canisters, stochastic processes, efficiency
Recent
Mine Emergencies and Disasters: Prevention, Response, and Recovery
Historic and Contemporary Role of US Regulatory Agencies (OSHA, MSHA, EPA)
Health and Safety in Mining
Environmental Monitoring Methods
International Mining Health Law and Practice
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