Our lab seeks to understand the fundamental role of soils in our world. We study biological, chemical, and physical properties and processes along the atmosphere-plant-soil continuum.
As humans have ever-greater and wide-ranging impacts on the biosphere, it is critical that we understand the mechanisms that control ecosystem processes so that we may anticipate the impact of future environmental change.
NOTE TO PROSPECTIVE GRADUATE STUDENTS: We appreciate your interest in the lab as a potential opportunity. Unfortunately, the Soil Ecology Lab does not foresee hiring graduate students. If this situation changes, it will be reflected here. Occasionally, other non-graduate student employment opportunities open up and will be advertised.
As humans have ever-greater and wide-ranging impacts on the biosphere, it is critical that we understand the mechanisms that control ecosystem processes so that we may anticipate the impact of future environmental change.
NOTE TO PROSPECTIVE GRADUATE STUDENTS: We appreciate your interest in the lab as a potential opportunity. Unfortunately, the Soil Ecology Lab does not foresee hiring graduate students. If this situation changes, it will be reflected here. Occasionally, other non-graduate student employment opportunities open up and will be advertised.
