Ecosystems ecologist with roots in plant biology
Joined June 2016
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#AGU22 Check out two great talks on mineral-associated organic matter in the rhizosphere! Mariela García Arredondo @DraSuelosMari
and Sherlynette Pérez Castro @SherlynetteC, Tuesday, session B23D, room s501a.
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❗I am recruiting a postdoc (tinyurl.com/d6kk2maa) and graduate students to study #carbon and #methane fluxes in coastal wetlands and wetland #restoration sites in 2023.
If you are at #AGU22 and would like to meet send me a message.
ALT https://www.thehuronhistoricalsociety.org/explore/?c=landmarks-attractions&t=old-woman-creek
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We’re hiring multiple PDs and a technician to study plant-micro interactions at LLNL!
See 🧵below for descriptions and links to apply 👇 1/4
With @Jeffinerca, @RhonaKStuart, and @Livermore_Lab
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Applications for 2023 Switzer Fellowships are now open! Switzer Fellows are top environmental graduate students in New England and California. Fellowships include a cash award, leadership training & joining the @SwitzerNetwork community of change makers: switzernetwork.org/become-fe…
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Looking for a job? Come join us to play with mud! Postdoc, grad student, and technician openings.
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Two weeks left to apply for a postdoc position available in our group @UNIL @FGSE_UNIL. Great opportunity to explore mechanisms by which microbes and minerals interact to regulate C cycling in soils. #postdocjobs #phdchat #phdone #phdposition
We are looking for a postdoc in Microbial Biogeochemistry to join our group @UNIL @UNIL_FGSE. SNSF-funded project on microbe-mineral interactions, climate change, soils. Lot's of imaging and omics. Start in Feb 2023, or asap. #postdocjobs #phdchat #phdone #phdposition. Info👇
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Help! Anyone out there have parts for our 25 year-old #Dionex DX-120 #IonChromatograph? We are trying to keep this one going a while longer but we broke the priming valve. Old plastic gets brittle!
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SES students visited the NSF Plum Island Estuary research station this weekend and learned about climate change research in the marsh. @PIE_LTER
ALT Credit: Mirta Teichberg
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Excited to share that I was awarded an @NSF OCE Postdoc Research Fellowship! The project merges my PhD work on coral endoliths with my postdoc research on microbial sulfur cycling. I’ll continue working in the @Rufflab at @MBLScience along with a wonderful team of collaborators!
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Happy to partner with the Nantucket Conservation Foundation (@ackconservation) to bring @MBLEcosystems Center science to the island of Nantucket!
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It's official!
Starting Oct 1, I will be the new Executive Director for Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve @stanfordjrbp at @Stanford!
As a long-term field ecologist, I've always enjoyed working in field stations & outdoors! It's now my turn to lead a new chapter for Jasper Ridge!
ALT Jorge with searsville lake and Jasper Ridge field station in the background
ALT Rodolfo and Jorge doing research on oak herbivory at Jasper Ridge
ALT A tour of SACNAS students learning about redwoods at Jasper Ridge
ALT Ecology and natural history students group picture at Jasper Ridge with rainbow in background
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Two big synthesis articles from the @USLTER network on ecosystem responses to climate change! @NSF
Responses of Coastal Ecosystems to Climate Change: Insights from Long-Term Ecological Research academic.oup.com/bioscience/…
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With deep appreciation for her many contributions to PIE and @MBLEcosystems, today we must say farewell to our colleague and friend @ForbrichInke as she sails off to her new position as Assistant Professor @UToledo_NSM. Our loss is definitely UToledo's gain! All the best, Inke!
Ross Brown (Univ. of VA) in action explaining his research about salt marsh cordgrass responses to salinity. Thanks @MaxwellHanrahan for supporting a great research experience here @MBLEcosystems and @PIE_LTER
It's the MBL Summer Undergraduate Research Poster Session today 3-5PM @MBLScience - come see Ross Brown's discoveries about salt marsh cordgrass response to salinity! @MBLEcosystems
Ross Brown from Univ. of Virginia joined our group today, visiting @MBLScience for the summer with support from the Maxwell/Hanrahan Foundation @MaxwellHanrahan. Looking forward to @MBLEcosystems greenhouse and @PIE_LTER field work on salt marsh grasses!
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Great story about a partnership of agencies and orgs joining forces and combining nature-based techniques in new large-scale restoration efforts on the Great Marsh. We're excited to participate in monitoring the results! @MassAudubon @thetrustees #BearCreekWildlife @MBLScience
Salt marshes are more than a breathtaking view.; they're vital to the future of wildlife and our communities. In the Northeast, these wetlands are home to species like the saltmarsh sparrow, a bird that you won't find anywhere else on Earth.
ALT a lush green marsh with pockets of water and blue cloudy skies above