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Second update from Wood Buffalo National Park
Posted on June 25, 2016Sampling has continued apace up in Wood Buffalo National Park this past week. We keep expanding the number of different ecosites we have visited, with […]
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Update from Wood Buffalo National Park
Posted on June 19, 2016I’m up in Wood Buffalo National Park for a few weeks with collaborators from the Canadian Forest Service and the University of Alberta. We are […]
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Exciting news from the JGI
Posted on May 23, 2016I’m excited to announce that the JGI accepted our CSP 2016 proposal, “Contrasting metagenomes from soil amended with pyrogenic and fresh organic matter: Implications for carbon […]
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Congratulations to Mike!
Posted onCongratulations to lab member Michael Braus, who was recently awarded a UW-Madison Student Research Travel Grant! He will be using it to travel to the Microbial Diversity […]
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Hiring lab technician / manager
Posted on April 18, 2016[Update: position reopened; applications now due July 1. If you applied in the first round, we still have your information on file.] We are recruiting a […]
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CALS profile
Posted on February 22, 2016The CALS team at UW-Madison did a mini-Q&A with me to introduce me to the college – it’s posted here.
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First Month of being an Assistant Professor
Posted on February 12, 2016Yesterday marked my first month as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Soil Science at UW-Madison! Coming from the fantasyland of a Californian postdoc, I quickly remembered my […]
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Effects of char additions to soil on microbial community composition and CO2 emissions
Posted on December 8, 2015*** Update: The paper has been accepted at ISME J! *** We’ve posted a pre-print version of our paper, Dynamics of microbial community composition and soil organic […]
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Recruiting Graduate Students in Soil Ecology at UW-Madison
Posted on November 13, 2015We are recruiting 1-2 new graduate students (MS or PhD) to join our Soil Ecology lab starting as soon as January 2016. Students will work with […]
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Paper in Nature Communications: Three-source dual-isotope partitioning
Posted on November 4, 2015I am excited to announce that my three-source, dual-isotope partitioning approach has been published at Nature Communications! The paper describes a new technique to separate one pool (e.g., total […]