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Charles Lytle
Laboratory Manager, City of Portland (OR) Water Pollution Control Laboratory (13 years).
BS, Chemistry, Juniata College (1968)
MS, Analytical Chemistry, Purdue University (1970)
PhD, Environmental Science & Resources/Analytical Chemistry, Portland State University (1982)
Affiliations: American Chemical Society; Water Environment Federation (member of the editorial advisory board & lab practices committee); Oregon Association Of Clean Water Agencies; Pacific Northwest Clean Water Association; Oregon Environmental Laboratory Association; Oregon Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program Technical Advisory Committee; Fellow, Institute For Science, Engineering, & Public Policy.
Dr. Lytle began his post-degree career teaching analytical chemistry at Pacific University. He then worked at Tetra Tech and PTI Environmental Services, where he managed analytical programs for large Superfund remedial investigation efforts, including Anaconda, Bunker Hill, Commencement Bay, and others. He was laboratory director and a minority owner of NEA, Inc. and then president of LabCor, Inc., a laboratory niched in the field of air particulates and stack testing. Prior to earning his degree, Dr. Lytle conducted research in the fields of biochemistry, neurobiology, and neuropharmacology. His thesis was on trace metal transport in natural waters as mitigated by humics complexation equilibria.
Contact Information: ; 503-823-5568
Laboratory Manager, City of Portland (OR) Water Pollution Control Laboratory (13 years).
BS, Chemistry, Juniata College (1968)
MS, Analytical Chemistry, Purdue University (1970)
PhD, Environmental Science & Resources/Analytical Chemistry, Portland State University (1982)
Affiliations: American Chemical Society; Water Environment Federation (member of the editorial advisory board & lab practices committee); Oregon Association Of Clean Water Agencies; Pacific Northwest Clean Water Association; Oregon Environmental Laboratory Association; Oregon Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program Technical Advisory Committee; Fellow, Institute For Science, Engineering, & Public Policy.
Dr. Lytle began his post-degree career teaching analytical chemistry at Pacific University. He then worked at Tetra Tech and PTI Environmental Services, where he managed analytical programs for large Superfund remedial investigation efforts, including Anaconda, Bunker Hill, Commencement Bay, and others. He was laboratory director and a minority owner of NEA, Inc. and then president of LabCor, Inc., a laboratory niched in the field of air particulates and stack testing. Prior to earning his degree, Dr. Lytle conducted research in the fields of biochemistry, neurobiology, and neuropharmacology. His thesis was on trace metal transport in natural waters as mitigated by humics complexation equilibria.
Contact Information: ; 503-823-5568